Tuesday, July 28, 2009

Spinach Sweet Corn Muffins




If you use fresh spinach, poach them in lightly salted water for 2-3 minutes. Chop them finely before using.

  • 2 tbsp Olive oil
  • 1/2 tbsp Baking powder
  • 1/4 tsp Baking soda
  • 2 Eggs
  • 60 g Sugar
  1. Beat eggs and sugar until light and doubled in volume. Add in spinach puree and olive oil. Mix well.
  2. Sift the flour, starch baking powder and baking soda into the liquid mixture. Finally add in 100 grams of corn kernels and mix.
  3. Scoop the batter evenly into 11-12 muffin cups, then sprinkle each on the top a few corn kernels. Bake in a preheated 175C/350F oven for about 18-20 minutes.



38 comments:

  1. I have never tried savoury muffins before

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  2. These sound fantastic for brunch. I will have to make something similar.

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  3. Anonymous29/7/09 02:23

    Angie, that is a clever combination. I am thinking I would easily eat corn and spinach on the same plate and I would also mix them in a dish so muffins have to be the greatest. Then, I am kicking myself for not thinking of this combination, myself. They even look pretty with the green.

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  4. yummy love spinach great way to get your veggies

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  5. I clicked on link exchange and the powers to be told me they were unable to accept it. Does it work with Word Press?

    I will try bringing the logo over and see if that works but I have had trouble with badges being copied. I have half of a Key Ingredient showing up. I have others where the HTML code is what appears. Weird but I can only guess it is Word Press.

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  6. Now this looks different and interesting and tasty. i would definitely like to try one of these!

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  7. Corn muffins and spinach are two of my favorite things! I love these!!

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  8. @Kenny: Help yourself please :-)
    @Cooking Asshole: yes, for breakfast too.
    @Chaya: I noticed my logo is up on your page. Yes, the link widget is kind of limited, so far it works with blogger.
    @Katy, Reeni, Chow and Chatter: time to get some vegetable!

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  9. Anonymous29/7/09 07:04

    Spinach and sweet corn muffin. This is wicked!!! Love to try it soon!

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  10. Wow! It looks wonderful and I think with this you can get your child to eat spinach.

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  11. Anonymous29/7/09 08:11

    wow, wat an innovative idea.i see that u have added sugar, how does it taste? I mean does it taste like any other sweet muffin or is it inbwn sweet and spicy muffin? can i skip sugar and add salt?

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  12. that's awesome, looks very tempting!!!

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  13. Oh Angie, these muffins look sooo...good! I think they're calling me now...EAT ME, EAT ME...!! he he

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  14. What a great combination, nice idea for a svory muffin, might be a good way to get kids to eat their veggies too!

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  15. Wow that's a healthy muffin packed with all nutrients...great recipe...

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  16. WOO!! That is soo tempting, never added spinach in muffins before. so creative and yumm!

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  17. Anonymous29/7/09 17:00

    Great idea to add spinach to corn muffins, can't wait to try this!

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  18. Wow thats lovely and healthy one..looks too good

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  20. @munchcrunchandsuch: yes, the sugar can be skipped, and if you have some Feta ready in the fridge, feel free to use them...they are great in spinach muffins.
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    @My Little Space, Pavithra, ARUNA, Donna-FFW, 5 Star Foodie, Ann
    Thank you all!

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  21. I like the color from the spinach in your muffins! They sound delicious too.

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  22. Nice!! I love the spinach in the muffin...these sound soooo tasty :D

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  23. Simply divine!!! I want to try this...

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  24. your savoury muffin look so pretty,colorful!! never try this type of muffin b4...I bet it must taste good too!!

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  25. I love savory muffins and the combination of spinach and corn sounds great.

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  26. Thats wonderful combination angie, love the gorgeous color and these are so healthy too!

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  27. m sooo gonna try this out angieee.. never thought of adding spinach. vat a great combo! i love it specially being healthy!

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  28. it looks great...will try it tomorrow and m sure it will taste great too

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