These are some beautiful and elegant muffins...or little cakes. :) I love the red color smeared around too. I think my kids would LOVE these for after school desserts.
OOOOH, It is just after 5:00 AM and I'm sitting here waiting for my first coffee, and thinking how perfect one of your muffins would be right about now. ~Ann
Oh Mari, The presentation is just absolutely gorgeous and after reading the recipe, wellllllll what can I say, I MUST make these soon. OMG, do they sound yummy. Thank you so much for sharing.
Hello Mari! So nice to see you posting again! These muffins have my name written all over them - I'm crazy for raspberries and of course with white chocolate ....... just amazing sounding!
Hi Mari....the muffins look wonderful especially those papers you baked them in....it looks like you took parchment paper and folded it to fit the muffin tin...Where did you find these papers...Would be great for my ham and asiago popovers..
I love your presentation and how you've used the liner. Is it parchment paper folded? It's really a striking presentation and would make any guest feel special if presented as a dessert. Sam
Thank you for your very kind comments! You ladies made my week. :)
Regarding the liners ~ I bought mine about 2 years ago from an outfit in southern California (sorry, I've forgoten the name and info on the place).) But I just did a google search and I see that they are available on the King Arthur Flour site now: http://www.kingarthurflour.com/shop/items/tulip-papers-white-set-of-24
They also come in dark brown and red. Hope this helps!
Have a wonderful day, and thank you again for your sweet comments~ m.
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These are some beautiful and elegant muffins...or little cakes. :) I love the red color smeared around too. I think my kids would LOVE these for after school desserts.
ReplyDeleteYour muffins are very pretty, love the papers! Always nice to find recipes that only make six:@)
ReplyDeleteMuffins or cakes, whatever, they look delicious.
ReplyDeleteMary..perfect perfect perfect!Superb.
ReplyDeleteOOOOH, It is just after 5:00 AM and I'm sitting here waiting for my first coffee, and thinking how perfect one of your muffins would be right about now. ~Ann
ReplyDeleteMari, your cakes/muffins look scrumptious!
ReplyDeleteOh Mari, The presentation is just absolutely gorgeous and after reading the recipe, wellllllll what can I say, I MUST make these soon. OMG, do they sound yummy. Thank you so much for sharing.
ReplyDeleteCarolyn
Aren't those Donna Hay magazines gorgeous?! I can't seem to toss them out.
ReplyDeleteHello Mari! So nice to see you posting again! These muffins have my name written all over them - I'm crazy for raspberries and of course with white chocolate ....... just amazing sounding!
ReplyDeleteHi Mari....the muffins look wonderful especially those papers you baked them in....it looks like you took parchment paper and folded it to fit the muffin tin...Where did you find these papers...Would be great for my ham and asiago popovers..
ReplyDeleteI love your presentation and how you've used the liner. Is it parchment paper folded? It's really a striking presentation and would make any guest feel special if presented as a dessert.
ReplyDeleteSam
Thank you for your very kind comments! You ladies made my week. :)
ReplyDeleteRegarding the liners ~ I bought mine about 2 years ago from an outfit in southern California (sorry, I've forgoten the name and info on the place).) But I just did a google search and I see that they are available on the King Arthur Flour site now: http://www.kingarthurflour.com/shop/items/tulip-papers-white-set-of-24
They also come in dark brown and red. Hope this helps!
Have a wonderful day, and thank you again for your sweet comments~ m.