Loose muffins with curd filling

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Loose muffins with curd filling
Loose muffins with curd filling
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Many people know about the recipe for a bulk pie, which is distinguished by its simplicity and quick preparation method. But today I propose an equally interesting recipe - homemade bulk muffins with curd filling. Step-by-step recipe with a photo. Video recipe.

Ready-made bulk muffins with curd filling
Ready-made bulk muffins with curd filling

Making loose muffins will not be difficult, any novice cook can handle them. The products used are conventional and available. At the same time, you will get a great treat not only for family tea drinking, but also for a small holiday. This is a win-win for delicious homemade baked goods for any occasion!

It turns out muffins with brittle dough and the most delicate curd filling. Although, despite the fact that I suggest using cottage cheese in the recipe for the filler, it can be replaced with any juicy fruit of your choice and taste. For example, grated apples or pears work well. The main thing is that the filling is almost ready, because muffins are quick to bake and raw toppings may not be ready in time.

This recipe is good because those who do not like to use cottage cheese on their own, they will eat this dessert with great pleasure! Since the curd after baking turns into the most delicate homogeneous soufflé, which has nothing in common with an ordinary product.

See also how to make pumpkin, cottage cheese, and chocolate muffins.

  • Caloric content per 100 g - 429 kcal.
  • Servings - 15
  • Cooking time - 1 hour 30 minutes
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Ingredients:

  • Butter - 110 g
  • Salt - a pinch
  • Flour - 230 g
  • Vanilla sugar - 1 tsp
  • Sugar - 80 g
  • Eggs - 1 pc.
  • Baking soda - 0.5 tsp
  • Cottage cheese - 200 g
  • Lemon juice - 1 tsp

Step-by-step preparation of loose cakes with curd filling, recipe with photo:

The oil is grated
The oil is grated

1. Grate butter of very cold temperature on a coarse grater. You can even use frozen from the freezer, so that it does not melt so much in your hands when rubbed.

Flour is added to the butter
Flour is added to the butter

2. Add flour to the butter and sift it through a fine sieve to enrich it with oxygen. This will make the cupcakes more tender and fluffy.

Flour with butter is mixed until crumbly
Flour with butter is mixed until crumbly

3. Add slaked lemon juice and a pinch of salt to the food. Rub the dough with your hands to a fine crumb consistency. Send the dough to the refrigerator for half an hour.

Flour crumbs arranged in muffin tins
Flour crumbs arranged in muffin tins

4. Place the dough crumbs into serving tins, filling them almost halfway. In the middle of the flour crumbs, make a small indentation to form a hole with the sides.

Cottage cheese is combined with sugar
Cottage cheese is combined with sugar

5. Combine cottage cheese with sugar and vanilla sugar. If the curd is very watery, then be sure to remove excess moisture. To do this, put it in a sieve or hang it in gauze, and set aside for half an hour to glass the serum.

Egg added to cottage cheese
Egg added to cottage cheese

6. Next add eggs to the curd.

cottage cheese whipped with a blender
cottage cheese whipped with a blender

7. Beat the food with a blender until smooth and smooth so that there are no flour lumps. If desired, you can add any fillers to the curd mass: nuts, dried fruits, coconut, crushed chocolate, etc.

Curd filling added to the muffins and the products were sent to the oven
Curd filling added to the muffins and the products were sent to the oven

8. Put the curd mass on the portioned muffin tins. Sprinkle a small layer of flour crumbs on top of the filling. Heat the oven to 180 degrees and send the products to bake for 15-20 minutes. Cool ready-made muffins with curd filling without removing from the mold, because hot they are very fragile and can break.

See also the video recipe on how to make grated shortbread muffins with curd filling.

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