Blueberry Cream Muffins

“Those muffins are yummy :)..kids loved them too .They will go into my special little recipe book.Thanks for posting those. :)”

“This is a really great recipe!! my husband loved them .. Thank you, I’ll make these often!”

“Excellent! The whole family raves about these. We like a touch of lemon with our blueberries, so I added the juice and grated rind of one lemon. The recipe makes a big batch which is great for pulling out of the freezer for busy weeks when there is no time for baking. Thanks for sharing. This is THE only blueberry muffin we will be making from now on.”

“Made these once as muffins and they are delicious.I then converted the recipe to a coffee cake by cutting all the ingredients in half – except I increased the amount of blueberries to 3 cups, then baked it in a tube pan for approximately 40-45 mins.Turned it out onto a plate top side up.After it was cooled, I topped it with a lemon glaze.Since I made this for a church potluck I never got to try it because it was GONE in no time!!! Guess I’ll have to make another one for myself sometime soon.I also used frozen blueberries instead of fresh.”

“NOTE: This recipe makes 24 muffins – twice the amount of most other muffin recipes. Be ready for it. I wasn’t.”

“I was unimpressed fresh out of the oven.But, a quick reheat in the microwave after sitting for a day or two and these are divine!Thrilled to have found this recipe.”

“These were the best blueberry muffins I have ever eaten!Thank you for sharing!I made a few changes and I’m sure they are great either way, but I substituted half of the flour for whole wheat flour, and half of the oil for applesauce. I also added an extra cup of blueberries and they were fantastic!I loved that they made so many, I put a bunch in the freezer and we ate muffins for a week! Thanks again!”

“Delicious!!! My whole family loved them; even my sister who does not care for blueberries gave them a 5/5. It made more muffins, though, about 30, which is good because everything in my house is eaten up quickly. I also tried making it into a square loaf (on lower heat), which was good also but seemed a little denser. I will definitely keep this recipe for future use. Thanks a bunch!”

“This is great for making with kids.I make these for weekend breakfast with my 2yo helping — I changed up the order a bit, eggs, then sugar, then all other ingreds. exc. flour & blueberries so that he can mix easily while I get things and add them, and the flour does not get overworked.Then flour, after it is completely mixed in then blueberries — I use frozen from the supermarket.I can’t imagine that it would taste better if I made it exactly according to the instructions, because they taste awesome the way we make them.”

“Easy and totally delicious! Have made them a few times now, my friend owns a blueberry farm so I have a constant supply!Instead of using sour cream however, I use natural or vanilla yoghurt.Turns out great.Half the quantities make a loaf-sized cake – 160 C for 40 mins seems to do it.”

“MMMM!!!!! What a delicious blueberry muffin recipe. They are very moist. My family loved them! Watch the cooking time though…mine were a bit too dark on the bottom even though the top looked good. I am going to add an extra tsp of vanilla next time too. Thanks you RecipeNut for submitting this!!”

“awesome muffins.recipe makes a great cake as well.increase cooking time to 40 min.at 375.or til knife comes out clean in center.wife likes it better then the muffins”

“awesome! these muffins are a little more cupcake-y, but that suits my tastes even better. i made a few substitutions: i creamed butter with splenda brown sugar blend (splenda recommends for every 1 cup of sugar you use 1/2 cup of their sugar blends) instead of vegetable oil, then added the eggs. i tossed the frozen blueberries with some reserved dry mix before stirring into the batter to prevent it all from turning blue. also, i only mixed half the blueberries in the batter and then pressed the remaining half into the top of the muffins to ensure even distribution. i would have liked more blueberries but i’m not sure they would have baked up as well. next time i will try stirring the whole am’t of blueberries into the mix and then pressing more into the top. lowered the temperature to 380F to prevent overbrowning/burning as last ember said hers were a little dark, for 20 minutes. absolutely delectable.i may use the batter on its own as a cupcake batter (been looking for a good one) thank you!”

“Very Good!!! This is a really moist muffin. I used frozen blueberries and they turned out great. I have made these several times. They also freeze very well…so I always have some on hand. My family loves them.This will be the only Blueberry Muffin recipe I will be using from now on. Thank you so much for sharing the recipe with us all !!”

“These are the best.WOW.is all I can say.”

“Great recipe for muffins!Thanks for posting.”

“I have made this recipe about a dozen times and haven’t had a single problem yet.so simple. the batter sans the fruit is so versatile you can add almost any kind of fruit you want and it turns out WONDERFUL as long as there’s not too much liquid. I used wild raspberries and wild blackberries in this recipe and talk about OMG!!!!!!!My family of bakers and cooks and canners and preservers…they were all impressed!!!I have also used orange zest and lemon zest.I tries the last batch with 1 cup of the sour cream replaced with marscapone cheese… even moister!!I would also suggest replacing the veggie oil with butter…richer flavor.wonderful recipe.. I won’t use any other!!thank you so much!!!”

“Perfectly as delicious as blueberry muffins should be. Light and moist and fluffy. I added extra blueberries because I thought more of a good thing would make it great! But it was too many. Stick with the recipe next time, self.”

“These were wonderful!!!! This is the first time I have ever made Blueberry Muffins from scratch. I did not use a mixer to make them. I am teaching my 6 year old daughter how to bake (as that is when my mom started teaching me) and I want her to learn by hand. The recipe is very simple to throw together. As with most kids more is better, so we added extra Blueberries (about 1/3 cup). They came out bakery perfect. They look, smell, and taste like they came from a professional bakery. I will make these over and over again. I also added some granulated surgar to the tops to give them that sparkle and crunch. My husband gave them 5 stars and so do the rest of us. Yummy!!! Perfect Muffins in 30 minutes WOW!!! Thanks for sharing! This recipe went in the favorites!”

“These were fabulous muffins, some of the best I have had.Everyone loved them!!The sour cream adds a new dimension to them and they are so moist with just the right amount of sweetness.I did top them with raw sugar before baking to add that sweet crunch to the tops.”