Sometimes I spend a lot of time looking at my cookbooks and cooking magazines trying to decide which recipe I want to make next, but I didn’t have to search far to find today’s Glorious Morning Muffin recipe. One day as I was throwing away an empty Gold Medal unbleached flour bag, this recipe caught my eye. It was printed on the back of the package, so I cut it out, saved it, and it’s now a favorite recipe.
This recipe has some wonderful ingredients. You won’t believe all the goodness that goes into these muffins.
This recipe makes a big batch of 18 muffins. The last muffin recipe I baked and posted about was a good fruit-filled recipe, Apricot-Pineapple Muffins. Those muffins had a great taste, but weren’t very pretty.
These Glorious Morning Muffins are a favorite of mine because they have both a great taste and a nice presentation.
Becky McNeer says
Hi Anita! These would be a perfect addition to Foodie Friday! Please come back and link up. The pumpkin cake too! Hope you've had a great week! http://notyourordinaryrecipes.blogspot.com/2011/09/foodie-friday-5-and-wheelie-good-pasta.html
Yvonne @ StoneGable says
Anita, Thanks for these great hearty muffins! They would be great about 10:30 am with a cup of coffee~as I am not a big breakfast eater.
I have a friend who would love these… I'm thinking about making them and putting them in a pretty basket for her!
YUMMY! I hope you share these at ON THE MENU MONDAY.
Yvonne
kitty@ Kitty's Kozy Kitchen says
M-m-m-m, I love a good muffin & these look like they fit the bill!!!!
Becky McNeer says
Thank you for coming back! I'm so glad you linked these to Foodie Friday! The almonds are what get me… yummy!
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Kim Bee says
New follower. Glad I found you. Your site is great. Wonderful recipe.
Kim McCallie says
These look delicious – perfect for a quick breakfast during the work week. Thanks for sharing on Sweet Indulgences Sunday.
a quiet life says
they look so pretty~