I like to feel productive rather than idling. After this week, I will have to seriously come down with some school holiday plans for my kids.
In the meantime, I found the opportunity to “practice” on a Chocolate Chip Muffin recipe, for tomorrow, I have to lead a class of P6 to their first baking session. This is a life skill program created by the Parent Volunteers for P1 – P6. Each level will be taught a skill. For P3 this year, they were taught how to make an egg mayo sandwich and juice a cup of fresh orange juice. They had fun and you can see how the girls took ownership to the task.
Let’s hope these P6 girls will have fun getting their hands-on lesson. Though in the past, I had conducted lessons in my home but they were on a very small group basis. This is the first time I am teaching so many at one go, so wish me luck.
This recipe was chosen by the Parent Volunteer Committee and I'm submitting this to Aspiring Bakers #7 - Chocolate Delight (May 2011).
This is also an extremely easy recipe and it is very good for your school holiday project with your kids.
What you need:
Yield 10 muffins
120g plain flour
70g castor sugar
1 tsp baking soda
1/4 tsp salt
150g plain yoghurt
1 egg
50g canola oil
1 tsp vanilla essence
optional fillings such as
chocolate chips, Oreo biscuits, strawberry jam, Nutella
Method
Preheat oven to 180 degree.
Mix dry ingredients in a mixing bowl.
Mix wet ingredients in another bowl, except fillings.
Pour wet ingredients into dry ingredients, mix a bit, add fillings, continue to mix gently until just combined. Do not overbeat.
Scoop batter into muffin cups 1/2 full, bake for approximately 15minutes, or until a toothpick inserted in the middle comes out clean.
Note: If using jam or Nutella spread, fill cup with batter halfway, add jam, and top up with batter till 3/4 full.
love your muffin photo, Edith :)
ReplyDeleteYour muffin looks marvelous.Good luck to you!Hope you have fun too!
ReplyDeleteLovely muffins! :)
ReplyDeleteBest of luck and have loads of fun teaching the P6 girls tomorrow! Love the muffins, so pretty!
ReplyDeleteooh, the baking session sounds like fun to me. I'm sure the girls will have a good time.
ReplyDeleteLove these nicely domed muffins, looks inviting =]
Your muffins look good & delicious! Thanks for sharing the recipe!
ReplyDeletewonderful muffin.. i like it very much.. will try it soon..
ReplyDeletethese muffins are screaming EAT ME!! into my face hahah
ReplyDeletethe muffins look so lovely and YUMMY! (:
ReplyDeleteI like these muffins - they look so good.
ReplyDeleteBest of luck and have FUN ^_^
ReplyDeleteHehe, I think this muffin suit me too... :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Audrey.
ReplyDeleteThanks yummylittlecooks, the lesson was a huge success.
THanks CaThY, HBS, The Sweetylicious, Yummy Bakes
Bakertan, neyeeloh it was indeed fun.
DG, izahdaut, hanushi: I wonder whether if we omit baking soda and add baking powder, will it be still as fluffy. Game to tweak this?
Jean, you must be hungry. BTW, I can't seems to leave comments in your blog.
Yummy looking choco chips muffins. Me want one!
ReplyDeleteEdith, the muffin looks so yummy!
ReplyDeleteI'm sure my kids will love them - thks for sharing!
:)
Edith, the muffin looks so yummy!
ReplyDeleteI'm sure my kids will love them - thks for sharing!
:)
Hehe, I think this muffin suit me too... :)
ReplyDeleteooh, the baking session sounds like fun to me. I'm sure the girls will have a good time.
ReplyDeleteLove these nicely domed muffins, looks inviting =]
Your muffin looks marvelous.Good luck to you!Hope you have fun too!
ReplyDeleteHi Edith, I have baked this muffin and linked to you. Yummy! :) Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteAK, two flying your way. hehhe
ReplyDeleteAlice, let me know whether you like it.
Bakertan, yes they did.
yummylittlecooks, thanks
Hope you like it hanushi. Nice of you to let me know.