Raspberry White Chocolate & Coconut Muffins May 12 Written By Lara Battigelli These are so tasty and delicious. Nicely tart from the raspberries with a lovely sweetness from the white chocolate & vanilla. The coconut adds a lovely nutty depth to these muffins. These are HUGE so they are sure to satisfy any sweet cravings. I find it best to mix these by hand as if using a mixer you can easily over-mix the batter and the muffins will be a bit flat. IngredientsMakes 12 | Roughly 385 calories per muffin*150ml sunflower oil150ml milk1 egg100g caster sugar100g light brown sugardash vanilla extract300g self raising flour150g white chocolate chips150g frozen raspberries50g desiccated coconutMethod Preheat fan oven to 160 Celcius (or 180 conventional oven). Line a muffin tray with paper muffin cases. Set asideIn a large bowl, add all the wet ingredients and whisk together.Add in your flour & sugars and fold in using a spatula. Don’t overmix, just fold enough so that there are no lumps of flour.Add in your remaining ingredients and fold gently until nicely distributed.Bake for 30-32mins (if using fresh raspberries reduce the baking time by about 2-3 minutes as their will be less moisture in the mixture)*Calories calculated using my fitness pal may not be entirely accurate but should serve as a good guide for likely calorie density. Lara Battigelli
Raspberry White Chocolate & Coconut Muffins May 12 Written By Lara Battigelli These are so tasty and delicious. Nicely tart from the raspberries with a lovely sweetness from the white chocolate & vanilla. The coconut adds a lovely nutty depth to these muffins. These are HUGE so they are sure to satisfy any sweet cravings. I find it best to mix these by hand as if using a mixer you can easily over-mix the batter and the muffins will be a bit flat. IngredientsMakes 12 | Roughly 385 calories per muffin*150ml sunflower oil150ml milk1 egg100g caster sugar100g light brown sugardash vanilla extract300g self raising flour150g white chocolate chips150g frozen raspberries50g desiccated coconutMethod Preheat fan oven to 160 Celcius (or 180 conventional oven). Line a muffin tray with paper muffin cases. Set asideIn a large bowl, add all the wet ingredients and whisk together.Add in your flour & sugars and fold in using a spatula. Don’t overmix, just fold enough so that there are no lumps of flour.Add in your remaining ingredients and fold gently until nicely distributed.Bake for 30-32mins (if using fresh raspberries reduce the baking time by about 2-3 minutes as their will be less moisture in the mixture)*Calories calculated using my fitness pal may not be entirely accurate but should serve as a good guide for likely calorie density. Lara Battigelli