My "back porch" is my kitchen, my favorite room in the house. Come on in, the coffee is fresh, and I just made a pitcher of sweet tea. The cookies will be out in a minute. I have over 40 years of recipes to share with you, along with my opinion on everything. Oh my, you are right, it is cocktail time. What can I get you? Of course I can make you a Mint Julep! Stop by anytime, something is always cooking, and the back door is never locked.

Bon Appetit, Y'all





Wednesday, January 26, 2011

Sweet Muffin Mix

What could be better than having muffin batter waiting ready to bake in your refrigerator each morning. But more importantly you can bake as many or as few as you need for that meal.

This recipe is from my dear friend Edie. She got it years ago from her children's grandmother, and would bake these for them when they were small. This is very much like the Six-Week Bran Muffins recipe that I posted about a year ago. This batter will also save in the refrigerator for 4-6 weeks. Store in a crock type container or a container that is tightly covered. DO NOT stir batter when scooping it into the muffin tins.

These are truly wonderful. Thank you Edie!

Sweet Muffin Mix
Yield: depending on the size 2-3 dozen
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1 15-ounce) box of raisin bran
2 cups sugar
5 cups all-purpose flour
5 teaspoons baking soda
2 teaspoon salt
4 beaten eggs
1 quart buttermilk
1 cup cooking oil

Mix all dry ingredients in a large bowl. Mix all wet ingredients in a separate bowl. Add dry ingredients to wet and mix well. Cook in muffin tins at 400 degrees for about 15 minutes for regular size and 20 for large muffins. Or store in a tightly closed container in the refrigerator for 4-6 weeks. DO NOT Stir the batter.

Edie's Note: You can also cut the receipe in half.

These will be linked to Full Plate Thursday at Miz Helen's Country Cottage

6 comments:

  1. Beverly, I love seeing all these old recipes on your blog. Very nice, and thanks.

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  2. Okay, what happened to the Ground Hog recipe? ;)

    I love recipes you can store and use in the future, like this muffin mix.

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  3. Ymmm. Sounds like a great idea.

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  4. I'm with Nancy! Where is the Groundhog recipe? BTW, this one sounds great.

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  5. i love this recipe and am going to make it as soon as i get to the awful grocery store and buy some raisin bran!

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  6. Hi Beverly,
    I would just like to sit down here on your back porch and have a glass of your sweet tea with this great muffin. Thank you so much for sharing your muffins with us here at Full Plate Thursday. You have a great week end and please come back!

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