Dec 30, 2006

Eggless Banana Nut Muffins

One of my most favorite Muffins, which I think is the King of all Muffins, is the ‘Banana Nut Muffin’. I just can’t believe that I made the Eggless version of these Muffins right in my Kitchen. They came of really well. Very soft and Fluffy. These Muffins filled the Room with the Banana Flavor. The Ingredients part of the Recipe I followed Saffron Hut’s recipe for Banana Nut Muffins. I am really thankful to her for sharing the wonderful Recipe. Here is how I made the Muffins.

Ingredients:

For 12 Muffins:

Ripe Bananas - 4

Sugar – ¾ Cup

Melted Unsalted Butter – 1/3 Cup

Baking Powder – 1 teaspoon

Baking Soda – 1 teaspoon

All Purpose Flour – 1 ½ Cups

Half Cup Walnuts – Finely Chopped

Method:

Preheat Oven to 375 degrees F.

Line the Muffin Pan with the Muffin Liner Paper Cups.

Mash the Bananas in a medium size bowl.

Add the Melted Butter and Mix well using a Rubber Spatula.

Add in the Sugar and Stir well. Keep this Bowl aside.

Take another Bowl, preferably Large. Add the Flour. Mix in the Baking Powder and Baking Soda using a Whisk.

Make a well in the Center of the Flour and Pour in the Prepared Banana Mix in the Middle and Stir using the same Rubber Spatula. Do not over mix. The Flour must get moistened. Mix well only for a minute or two. Do not use any kind of Electric Hand Mixers.

Keep aside 1 tablespoon of Finely Chopped Walnuts and stir in the remaining nuts in the batter.

Fill ¾ of the Muffin Cups. Use a Spoon to fill the Cups.


Sprinkle the remaining nuts on top.



Bake it in the Oven for about 35 minutes approximately, until the Muffins are golden brown.


Cool off the Muffins completely before serving.



30 comments:

Vini K said...

Hi Mythreyee,muffins look perfect!

Mythreyee said...

thanks vini.

Anonymous said...

Hi Mythreyee,
this is Varloo from IL. I just visited your blog and I am so impressed. You have done a great job. The food seems to jump out of the monitor.
I have taken the recipe of Banana muffin. I intent to try it as soon as possible.
I shall go thro the blog completely and get back to you.
With warm wishes,
Varalekshmy

FewMinute Wonders said...

Hey Mythreyee,

I just got to see your blog after all these months. I am so impressed with your work. I am also working on a food blog but with a different approach. Will try your egg less muffins.Good luck.

sudha said...

Hi,
I visited ur blog just today.It is very impressive.Ur write up on salem(in dosa section)and esp about SKB were nice to read.
And yeah,I tried the muffins today and they have come out well.Thanks for the recipe.Keep it coming.
Regards,
Sudha

Unknown said...

Dear Mythreyee,
I made this recipe of eggless bana muffins and they were perfect. My son and niece had a hard time saving them from their friends and collegues. They are very tasty and I intend to make them often. This is very eady to prepare. Thanks for the recipe. Please post some more such eggless recipes.
With warm regards,
Varalekshmy
www.indusladies.com

Anonymous said...

Dear Mythreyee,
I tried the eggless banana muffins and they came out superb. Weall relished them. In fact, my niece had a hard time saving a piece for herself from her colleagues. My son too had to eat them in privacy as he was afraid that he may not ge tto taste them in school break.
Please do post more such eggless recipes.
With warm wishes,
Varalekshmy
www.indusladies.com

Mythreyee said...

Thanks all of you for your sweet and encouraging words. I am very happy that you all liked my blog and my recipes. This kind of encouragement only keeps us on the go to post such recipes. thanks for dropping by and all the more thanks for your beautiful comments.

Anonymous said...

Hi Mythreyee

I came across your blog in IL. You have an impressive collection. Yesterday I tried the eggless banana walnut muffin and it was unbelievably soft and quick and easy. Your instructions were very accurate. Thanks for the recipe!!!

Regards
Gayathri.

Mythreyee said...

Thank you Gayathri. One, for try out my recipe, second, for your feedback. I am glad you liked it.

Anonymous said...

Hi Mythreyee,
This looks delicious. Thanks for the recipe. I have a question though, what is the 1 cup measurement you used? Cup I use is marked 160ml.
Appreciate if you could answer my query.

Regards,
Savitha

Mythreyee said...

Savitha, the cup measurement in the recipe is the US standard 1 cup measurement. I think you have a fluid measurement cup. That's fine. fill the flour upto 220 ml measurement i.e a little less than 8 oz fluid measurement. That's one cup. I hope your query is answered. Please feel free to ask me if you have a query. Thanks for trying this recipe.

Anonymous said...

Hi Mythreyee,
Thanks for this recipe. I made this yesterday and I really could not believe that even eggless baking would work so well. Thanks a lot for this. We are vegetarians and dont eat even egg or any product that contains egg. Thanks a lot again for this. Please let me know if you have any other eggless baking recipes. I would be really grateful.

Regards,
Savitha

Mythreyee said...

Savitha, Thank you so much for trying out this recipe and for your feedback. I am glad you liked it. I have posted eggless cookies in my blog. Also the eggless cake. Try it out and let me know if you liked it.

Thanks much,

Mythreyee.

Anonymous said...

Looks real nice. Arrived here while searching for a recipe for Hulianna.
Real nice recipes! Very simple also.
Thanks a ton


____
Vasu

Anonymous said...

hey mythreyee,
ur muffins look hard to resist..being a vegetarian myself i m not left with much choices when it comes to baked goodies..
i made ur muffins they are the perfect muffins i allways wanted to be without egg..
thanks for the recipe
Meenal

Anonymous said...

hi,

this is Varloo from IL. I just visited your blog and I am so impressed. You have done a great job. The food seems to jump out of the monitor.
I have taken the recipe of Banana muffin. I intent to try it as soon as possible.
Thanks for the recipe.Keep it coming.

Anonymous said...

hi Mythreyee. i'm Satnam,16, from malaysia and i'm a vegetarian punjabi. recently i was looking for banana muffins and that's how i came to this place.
i tried you recipe. it's really nice. but it wasn't as fluffy as i taught,a lil bit dense actually. but anyway it was simply DELICIOUS!! not too sweet. the weird part is that, you said this recipe is for 12 muffins but i was only able to make nine.
i added 2 caps of vanilla.
my oven is in degree Celsius, i just wonder, isn't the temperature too high for muffins? i baked for 30 mins as i forgot to copy the baking instructions.
anyway, thanks again for the wonderful recipe.

Anonymous said...

well just another question, does the type of banana affect the 'fluffiness' of the muffins?
i added 1 extra because mine were medium in size... will it have an effect?

Mythreyee said...

Thank you meenal and varloo. I love to do eggless baking and this is one recipe I love to do as it does not take much time.

Satnam: Thank you for trying my recipe. I am sorry that it did not turn out to your expectation. I also want to tell that this will not be too spongy like the muffins with egg but I am sure it will be not be hard. Regarding the banana, we have 4 to 5 inch banana in the US. I don't know if you used this size banana. And the oven part, every oven varies. The next time you try this recipe, use at least 4" bananas and also do not mix too much. Just fold the flour with the wet ingredients. All we have to do is make the flour wet. That's all. Do not forget to preheat the oven. I am sure you will get it well next time. Thank you for the feedback.

Unknown said...

Hi,
I tried your eggless banana muffin. They came out very well. Thanks for sharing your recipe. Please put more eggless recipes.

Unknown said...

Hi Mythreyee,

A great recipe. I tried it as a cake today instead of muffin. Though the taste was really good, it did not have a cake texture. While baking it rised well and during cooling, it actually went flat (so it was like a pie). Can you explain what actually went wrong. I always have this problem when I am baking cakes. Kinda feel discouraged to try baking because of this.

Thanks for the recipe

sowmya said...

Fantastic recipe. Came out very well. I was wondering if I can add oat bran to this.

Nikki said...

firstly, i need to say "WOW" this was the first website i came accross where there are so much egg-free recipes and diff types of gravies and recipes..hats off...

KS said...

hi ! first time visitor to ur blog..
the banana muffin looks perfect ! cant wait to try them !! great collection of other 'southie' recipes too, incl the no onion /bachelor section !
keep up the good work :)

KS said...

Hey Mythreyee ! Just tried these out, and must say they came out awesome :) your instrcutions were accurate ! I just substritued 1/2 cup maida / APF with 80% whole weat flour and 20% quick oats. also added raisins instead of walnuts !! thanks again !

nita said...

HI Mythreyee, I love this recipe. I love baking and used to make banana muffins with eggs...now I don't see the need for eggs. Thank you

sangita said...

hi cAN U TELL ME WHY MY MUFFINS WERE BITTER I USED 2TSP BAKING POWDER FOR TWO CUPS OF FLOUR

Anonymous said...

what do you mean by cup?

Anonymous said...

Thank you for the muffin recipe, it came out beautifully. Wish I could add the pic!