What fun – muffins

ByThe haberdashery

To be honest, I was very surprised by the spasmodic enthusiasm for the muffin. The more I heard and read about the muffin, the more I was put off. The name is silly, the origin is uninteresting… 😉 However, you can't avoid the muffin – it will get anyone.
And good. Fantastic fun.

spontaneous whim + blueberries =

my humble herd of muffins (there were 10 of them, but I didn't have time to take out my camera)

They disappear quickly
oh, right – I was supposed to add whipped cream… I didn’t have time 😀
Luckily I still have some muffin batter in the tart pan… 🙂

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