Simple and easy to use------Banana and Blackcurrant Muffins
Overview
I have been wanting to make this banana muffin for a long time, but I always put it aside because there were no ripe bananas at home. In fact, muffins are most suitable for novice bakers. They are simple and fast to make and can be done in half an hour. Dad’s words to my daughter, this is the most delicious little cake I have ever tasted, which made me very passionate about baking again. Compared to the whole-egg sponge cake, which is complex to make and easy to defoam, this muffin cake is more suitable for my family’s taste, and the whole family is full of praise for it~~
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Ingredients
Steps
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In advance, sift together the low-gluten flour, baking powder and soda powder and set aside. Add a large amount of black currants to the powder.
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Peel the banana, put it in a plastic bag, and use a rolling pin to crush it into a puree.
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Mix corn oil and sugar and mix well.
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Add milk and mix well.
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Add mashed banana and mix well.
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Add egg mixture and mix well.
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In fact, after all the verbosity, all the wet ingredients are mixed and stirred. You can mix it however you want.
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Pour in the sifted cake flour mixture.
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Use a rubber spatula to quickly stir evenly until the powdery ingredients are still in a rough and moist state. (Remember to stir too much, otherwise it will affect the taste)
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Pour the mixed batter into the paper mold and sprinkle the remaining black currants on the surface.
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Place in an oven preheated to 180°C, on the middle layer, and heat up and down for 20 minutes until the surface turns light golden brown.
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It swells so high, like hills. It tastes great when eaten hot. It has a solid texture and moderate sweetness, which meets the health standards~~