Muffins with chocolate – easy chocolate muffins recipe
★★★★★4.7· 24 ratings · by Vanessa Pur
Our favorite muffins with chocolate recipe is made very simply and this muffins recipe always succeed… Simply baked with simple ingredients – for fluffy chocolate muffins. Buttermilk muffins with chocolate and nuts are moist, fluffy and most of all delicious. Tastes great with all kinds of nuts and best with dark or white chocolate, or chocolate coating.
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Delicious muffins with chocolate and nuts, my simple chocolate muffins recipe. Airy and fluffy chocolate muffins recipe with small chopped nuts – baked very quickly. These little cakes are quick to make, taste deliciously chocolatey and give extra energy from the nuts. If you don’t know what to do with leftover nuts from Christmas, these muffins and my best chocolate muffins recipe are just perfect.
Chocolate muffins live or die on one decision: cocoa powder or melted chocolate. Cocoa gives a deeper, drier chocolate flavor and a lighter crumb; melted chocolate gives richness and fudge-like density. This recipe uses both, which is why it does not taste like a cupcake without frosting.
One technique is worth stealing from bakeries — bloom the cocoa in hot liquid before it goes into the batter. Cocoa solids are only partly soluble, and hot coffee or milk releases flavor compounds that stay locked up in a cold batter. The coffee will not taste like coffee; it just makes the chocolate read as more chocolate.
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Muffins with chocolate – easy chocolate muffins recipe
Mix liquid butter, eggs and buttermilk until creamy.
Add baking powder, baking soda, sugar and flour while stirring slowly and mix briefly.
Add chocolate drops or finely chopped chocolate and finely chopped nuts to the dough. (Alternatively, you can first fill the mold and then mix in chocolate and nuts with a fork).
Line baking pan with muffin baking paper and carefully fill with a spoon to ⅔ full.
Now bake the muffins at200 °C for 25 minutes. Start 25 minutes timer here
Lift muffins out of baking pan as soon as you can and let cool on a cooling rack.
Nutrition per serving
312kcal
14 gFat
42 gCarbs
6 gProtein
17 gSugar
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Instructions for my yummy chocolate muffins recipe
First, preheat the oven to 200° degrees top/bottom heat. Then mix liquid butter, eggs and buttermilk until creamy. Gradually add baking powder, baking soda, sugar and flour while stirring slowly and mix briefly.
Finally, add chocolate drops or finely chopped chocolate and finely chopped nuts to the batter. (Alternatively, you can fill the mold first and then mix in the chocolate and nuts with a fork).
Line a muffin baking pan with muffin baking paper and carefully fill with a spoon to ⅔. Now bake the chocolate muffins at 200° degrees top/bottom heat for 25 minutes. After baking, lift the muffins out of the baking pan as soon as possible and let them cool on a cooling rack.
No matter what kind of nuts you have… you simply conjure up the best and most delicious chocolate muffins!
You can vary with the chopped nuts in our chocolate muffins recipe. You can use walnuts and hazelnuts very well. However, the muffins also taste very good with Brazil nuts and macadamia. Be careful with peanuts, as many of your guests may be allergic. Taste-wise, it goes together really well.
Chocolate just always goes and that’s exactly why I love anything chocolate. I love eating dark chocolate or dark chocolate the most. However, many recipes also taste very good with white chocolate. Milk chocolate is often too sweet for me and doesn’t give enough contrast to the other ingredients.
Muffins with chocolate – homemade chocolate muffins recipe
I love these little muffins because they are like little portable cakes. Pretty chocolate muffins recipe to decorate and quickly baked in many variations. Therefore, you can already find my cherry muffins, raspberry muffins or blueberry muffins on my blog. Of course, you can also just add chocolate chips or nuts to these fruity variants if you want a little more fruit in your muffins.
Quick little chocolate muffins are homemade and customized to your own likes and preferences. I love these chocolate muffins because the chocolate pieces alone make them taste like chocolate. You don’t have to stir in any additional cocoa or baking cocoa. You have a nice light batter with full chocolate flavor. However, I’ll be happy to show you a really dark chocolate muffin in the future.
Muffins are just perfect travel companions for me. Always well packaged and with a small package that makes the little cake easy to touch. Since you can also like to have something with chocolate on the train or in the car. There is nothing better than to unpack the chocolate muffin in the cold season. Of course, there is then a big sip of hot coffee and you feel strengthened again for the onward journey.
The muffins with chocolate also taste really delicious if you leave out the nuts completely, but then you should take a little more chocolate. White chocolate gives the muffins a little more sweetness, but also tastes very good and best then with macadamia nuts.
Try our muffins with chocolate yourself and tell us how they tasted to you. We like them best with a little powdered sugar dusted and sometimes with melted chocolate where then a complete nut as in the chocolate nut brownies or brittle is put on top. Have fun trying them out!
I have been baking and cooking for my family and community for years — honest recipes, all tested in my own kitchen and explained step by step so they turn out reliably for you too.
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