With the perfect balance between sweet & fresh, these Raspberry White Chocolate Muffins are done with just 10 minutes of prep. They come out juicy, delicious and not too sweet - and are sure to be the star of any gathering!
Pick out 12 raspberries and set aside for now, then add the rest to the flour mixture and mix gently.
1¾ cups fresh raspberries
Add the raspberry and flour mixture to the batter along with the milk, and mix until well combined, but not more than that
½ cup milk
Bring out a muffin tin and place 12 muffin liners in the tin. Scoop in the batter in the muffin liners using two regular spoons, making sure to not fill them to more than ¾. Place a raspberry on top of each muffin and press gently to submerge it halfway in the batter, then top with the chopped white chocolate.
1¾ cups fresh raspberries
Place in the middle of the oven and bake for 20 minutes. When a cake tester comes out dry, or almost dry, they're done.
Bring out the muffins from the oven and set them aside to rest in the muffin tin for at least 10 minutes. Then serve and enjoy!
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Notes
Ingredient notes
Butter - I always use salted butter, but if you want to add unsalted butter just add a pinch of salt as well
Raspberries need to be fresh, as frozen will add to much water - but you can switch fresh raspberries for the same amount of fresh blueberries or chopped fresh strawberries
Vanilla sugar can be substituted for vanilla extract, at the same amount
Milk - feel free to use low fat or full fat, whatever you have
Tips & tricks
Store in a jar, with a paper napkin between the muffins and the lid, to keep the top crispy and the muffin moist.
Microwave butter to soften it quickly - 30 seconds on half effect usually does the trick
Let the muffins rest for at least 10 minutes after baking, or they will likely fall apart when trying to eat them
Softened butter instead of melted butter is the secret to the juiciest, moistest muffins