Cleo Coyle's Best Blueberry Muffins

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This is it. The best recipe for Blueberry Muffins (in my opinion, of course)! Why do I call it the best? Because it yields impressive results with little fuss and few ingredients. It's the best because it's the kind of recipe that I use again and again. 

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A Note from Cleo

Our Coffeehouse Mystery readers may remember this beautiful muffin from our 15th Coffeehouse Mystery, Dead to the Last Drop, in which our amateur sleuth, coffeehouse manager Clare Cosi (like Mr. Smith) goes to Washington, where she sets out to caffeinate the nation's capital and solve a capital crime.

The recipes in the book are some of our favorites, and this is definitely one. Here's why...



THIS BLUEBERRY MUFFIN RECIPE

IS "THE BEST" FOR US BECAUSE:

(1) It's a no-fuss recipe. You don't need many ingredients. 

(2) These are not cupcakes pretending to be muffins with more sugary cake than berries. You will get what the muffin is named for: blueberries. The muffins are packed with this healthful super-food, and you can use fresh or frozen.

(3) The muffins will bake up beautifully. No gray batter. The muffin interior will remain yellow, as you see in my photos.

(4) The crumb of this muffin is tender with a taste like pound cake, yet you won't need to drag out the mixer and cream butter and sugar to achieve it. You simply whisk ingredients together in one bowl. The secret is in the use of whole milk, not skim or low fat; and especially in the combination of vanilla and lemon flavorings. So don't leave those out!

Another tip: For presentation, yellow paper liners in your muffin tins will nicely set off all those luscious dark berries. May you...

Eat with blueberry joy!

~ Cleo






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Cleo Coyle's 
Best Blueberry Muffins

Makes 6 standard muffins

Ingredients:

1 cup blueberries (fresh or frozen)
   + 2 teaspoons all-purpose flour

1 egg

1/2 cup whole milk (do not use skim or low-fat)
1/4 cup vegetable or canola oil
1/4 cup white, granulated sugar
1 teaspoon pure vanilla extract
1/2 teaspoon fresh lemon zest (grated lemon peel, no white pith)
Generous pinch of finely ground sea salt (or table salt)
1 teaspoon baking powder
1 cup all-purpose flour

(optional) 1-2 tablespoons coarse finishing sugar such as                    
               a 
Turbinado or Demerara or a white coarse finishing sugar
               to sprinkle on before baking 


Directions:

Step 1 - Prep oven and muffin pan: Preheat oven at least 30 minutes to 375º Fahrenheit. Note that many ovens often do not reach the pre-heat temperature when their "ready" buzzers ring, so be sure to pre-heat oven well. Line six muffin cups with paper holders (yellow makes a nice presentation) and coat the papers with non-stick spray to prevent sticking. 

Step 2 - Prep blueberries: If using fresh blueberries, de-stem, wash, drain, and pat dry. They can be a little moist, no worries. If using frozen blueberries, use them right out of the freezer, do not thaw. Gently toss the fresh or still-frozen blueberries in the 2 teaspoons of flour. Do not crush the berries, keep them whole. The flour will absorb excess berry juice during baking and prevent your muffins from turning gray. Set aside.




Step 3 - Create batter with one bowl mixing method: Crack egg into a mixing bowl and gently beat with a whisk. Add milk, oil, sugar, vanilla, lemon zest, and salt and whisk until well blended. Now add baking powder and whisk very well, until dissolved. Switching to a spoon or spatula, mix in the flour until all the raw flour disappears into the batter and a lumpy batter forms. 

Do not over-mix at this stage or you will develop the gluten in the flour and your muffins will be tough instead of tender. Finally, gently fold in the flour-tossed blueberries. Take care not to crush the berries, keep them whole.



Tip: Be sure to grate only the yellow part of the lemon rind and not the bitter, white pith. A microplane, like the one shown (about $10.00 US), is made especially for zesting citrus and is handy to have in the kitchen. To shop online for one, click here.



TIP: When you whisk in the baking powder, be sure it is fully dissolved like the photo below. In the photo above, it is not yet fully dissolved. Keep whisking until it looks like the photo below.




Step 4 - Bake: This batter will make 6 standard muffins. Divide it up evenly among your paper-lined (and lightly sprayed) muffin cups.


I usually do not use finishing sugar. But you may like this addition. If using a finishing sugar, sprinkle a bit on over each unbaked muffin top. 


Bake in your well-preheated 375º F. oven for 25 to 30 minutes. Muffins are done when tops just begin to become light golden brown. Allow to cool before removing paper liners or paper make stick.



The muffins picture above do not have finishing sugar on them. The muffins below do have the finishing sugar. Both ways are delicious, although I prefer the ones without the extra sugar.



TIP: Toothpick method for de-panning hot muffins: If you leave fresh-baked muffins in their hot pans, the bottoms may steam and become tough. Here's an easy way to remove hot muffins fast. See my photos below...



Gently insert toothpicks as shown, taking care not to create visible holes in the muffin tops. Use the toothpicks as handles and carefully lift the muffin from the pan. This is a good way to get the muffins out of their hot pan without squashing them. Place on a rack to continue cooling.

NOTE: ALLOW MUFFINS TO COOL 

BEFORE ATTEMPTING TO REMOVE

PAPER LINERS OR PAPER MAY STICK.



(Above) Baked muffins with finishing sugar...

TIP ON STORING: The sugar is nice and crunchy just out of the oven and within the first day, but once you wrap the above muffins in plastic and store them in the fridge, the crunchy sugar tops will go soft and soggy on you. So if you're making these muffins a day or two in advance of serving them, consider leaving the sugar off the tops like the ones below...



To store: Once completely cool, store muffins in a Ziplock plastic bag or plastic container. If your weather or climate is warm, also place in refrigerator. They will keep well several days that way. 

To reheat: Muffins can be reheated easily (10 to 15 seconds) in microwave, so you can continue to...eat with blueberry joy!


Eat (and read) with joy!


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162 comments :

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    1. These muffins look so tasty, thanks!
      emmasmo

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    2. I must say, you had me sold on the blueberry muffins when you said they are like poundcake. My go-to is actually blueberry muffins (and coffee) and pound cake. You combined the two at my delight! Not to mention, your blueberries do not sink to the bottom...mine always do. I give you the "wooden spoon" props! Thank you for posting this recipe. ~Lisa~

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    3. I love that they are so full of blueberries! There are more blueberries than batter!
      obdo@ao

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    4. I love blueberry muffins and can't wait until August so I can pick them fresh and make them.

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    5. Muffins look good, wondering if they can be made low carb with maybe almond flour? Tay06zi

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    6. Those look good. My kids love blueberries. Buenoke

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    7. Thank you Cleo for your recipes and wonderful books. I can't wait for a new coffeehouse book so I can get your recipes! Hope you and Mark have a wonderful summer, too! Take care. Stay safe. cyndiba

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    8. Jack and Pen are such a fun pair. I loved the new book and there are fresh Texas blueberries i the fridge ready to be made into these yummy muffins. Just in time to celebrate the 4th of July!
      marie@l

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    9. The muffin recipe looks great! Will definitely try! Beckydoo

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    10. These look amazing! Love blueberries and can't wait to try. Thanks for sharing! Samanth

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    11. They are fantastic!

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    12. caramiacontessa@verizon.netJuly 2, 2021 at 1:55 PM

      Cant wait to read it!

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    13. The blueberry muffins look yummy. I'll be sure to try your recipe soon. I've also enjoyed your Haunted Bookshop Mysteries.
      mrogers

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    14. Looking forward to trying this recipe. They look so yummy!!! Thank you for sharing your culinary skills and recipes.
      Blessings from Connecticut

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    15. I love a good blueberry muffin! Thanks for sharing the recipe! bunkiel...@gmail

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    16. We have enjoyed so many of your recipes - can’t wait to try the blueberry muffins!

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  2. looks tasty
    bn100candg

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  3. Thank you for Cleo Coyle's Best Blueberry Muffins recipe. By the time I got to the bottom reading it my mouth was watering. Hubby and I both love blueberries so this is one recipe I will be saving and trying soon.
    2clowns at arkansas dot net

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  4. Thanks for the tips about tossing the blueberries in flour and using the toothpicks to get them out of the hot pan. Looking forward to trying these. They look loaded with berries. Yum yum :)
    hargraves55

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  5. What's goes better with a cup of tea or coffee but a book and delicious Homemade Blueberry Muffin and they do look delicious. My mouth is watering already. YUM!!
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  6. We love trying out Blueberry Recipes. I love the detail you used to create this and have always enjoyed your newsletter. I have been following all of your Coffee Blend series. How do you go about getting your ideas for the coffee names? Do you blend coffee yourself? I have had to get some of your books through the library and just wait till it is more turn to read, reviews and return to the library for the next person. Keep up the good work. sherriewood2@gmail.com

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  7. I can't wait to try these muffins. I never thought about toothpicks to get them out will be using that tip.
    lhxp73 at yahoo dot com

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  8. Awesome muffins! Especially appreciate the tip about taking them out with toothpicks. Mariena

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  9. I love blueberry muffins!
    rebarge

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  10. These muffins sound delicious!! Can’t wait to make a batch, brew some tea (sorry, no coffee for me!) and read your latest

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  11. OMG my mouth is watering in anticipation for eating these! Judith.m

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  12. I just promised my husband I would make him blueberry muffins soon! I especially appreciate the tips about getting the hot muffins out of the tin. aut1063

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  13. If these muffins are as good as the green Shamrock Muffins, we have a winner and right in time for blueberry season.

    joyce.zee

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  14. Love blueberry muffins!

    jtcgc

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  15. Love you make the effort and not make your muffins a blue grey batter mess also making a sugar top crunchy. Extra touch make a better muffin. Ann at fanrgnl

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  16. These muffins look so enticing and yummy. All of your recipes are wonderful and tasty. saubleb

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  17. Can you make them without the sugar on top?
    sgiden@

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    1. She says that in the recipe and has pictures showing with and without the sugar. I think they both look wonderful!

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  18. I made your blueberry muffin recipe and yep..good and easy. love the toothpick hack. Thanks.

    jill...whiteaj3

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  19. I truly love blueberry muffins. These look particularly delicious. michell

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  20. My husband LOVES blueberry muffins and this one looks delicious, full of berries and easy. Will be trying it out tomorrow morning!
    cindymis

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  21. I have some fabulous blueberries in my freezer begging to be part of this scrumptious recipe!!! Thank you!!! fitzpatrick.lynn@gmail.com

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  22. These look amazing!! I will be baking this weekend!

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  23. Those look beautiful. Oh dear now I’m hungry.....
    Laurie
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  24. I love impressive non-fussy blueberry muffins! Beautiful!
    jsmith3

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  25. I love BOTH your series! Please keep them coming!

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  26. Mmmm, a new BB muffin recipe to try! I have acreage full of wild blueberries and am always looking for good recipes.

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  27. This is my favorite series. Was reading these to my mom before she passed this last December. Cleo Coyle was her favorite author.

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  28. Can’t wait to try this muffin recipe with my grandkids as they love to bake.

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  29. Can't wait to try this recipe. Blueberry muffins are my favorite. Thank you for sharing.

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  30. Sharon GuagliardoMay 20, 2021 at 9:58 PM

    Blueberry muffins are my absolute favorite and I will definitely try your recipe. I especially like the zest (in more ways than one) that you put in. catwoma

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  31. I love blueberry muffins and the pictures here make me want to try your recipe. I hope I do them justice.

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  32. Just in time, my husband has been asking for blueberry muffins.
    darkcry

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  33. These look delicious. I didn’t know to put the flour on the blueberries after washing and drying them. I also now have an excuse to get a micro planer for lemon zest. Yum. Thanks Cleo! moonwisp@

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  34. OMG...those muffins look SOOOOO good!!!! :)

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  35. ktpotat.I love that you don't skimp on blueberries.

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  36. These look delicious. My current favorite miffins come from my childhood and the Nancy Drew Cookbook (yes, there is one). I want to see if I will end up with a new favorite! mwatts1

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  37. I would love to have a gluten free version of these! Can you use soy milk in place of the whole milk? They look delicious �� Sagoodrich@outlook.com

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    1. I'm going to try this recipe with the 1 to 1 flour and Almond Milk today, I'll let you know if they turn out. =)

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    2. I made them DF and GF, they turned out wonderful! I wish I could post a picture, the color was beautiful.

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    3. Marci K - Thank you so much for your gluten-free advice on the recipe!

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  38. I love your recipes! Everything I have made is delicious.

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  39. Blueberries are my favourite. Love this simple recipe.
    lhallson@shaw.ca

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  40. Blueberries are my favourite. Love this simple recipe.
    lhallson@shaw.ca

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  41. I love your recipes! Everything I have made is delicious.

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  42. I have an old standby blueberry muffin recipe I use, but this looks so good, and the addition of lemon would be a change, I do like the bit of crunch you can get from the finishing sugar on top.
    JHolden9

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  43. I have a similar recipe but I admit yours looks and sounds very yummy.... I will definitely be giving it a try

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  44. My gosh! These muffins are absolutely loaded with blueberries!
    patdupu

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  45. I love the toothpick idea for removing hot muffins! I'll definitely use it!
    sherry@

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  46. I ate my first blueberry muffin a couple
    weeks ago. I always avoided them (don't
    know how I got the idea I didn't like them.
    They were good. I'll try out your recipe.
    thanks. txmlhl(at)yahoo(dot)com

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  47. Those muffins look incredible! Nccubsf

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  48. Blueberry and lemon, one of my favorite flavor combos... these gorgeous muffins look delicious, just like Claire would serve...jstone2

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  49. Thanks for sharing, I can’t wait to make these! My two youngest love blueberry muffins. I appreciate the tips for storage, especially leaving out the sugar topping. I love that crunchy top on a muffin but never thought to leave it off when I store them, as we like to individually wrap and freeze most of the batch so they last longer.

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  50. Love blueberry muffins especially with blueberries I have picked myself!

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  51. Can't wait to make these with my granddaughters when they visit this summer!

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  52. I love this series and I have made a number of the recipes. I have to substitute GF one for one flour but they usually work out just fine!
    ironlad

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    1. I'm going to try this today using the 1 to 1 flour and Almond milk... Hoping it's a hit!

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    2. I did make them GF and DF, they turned out great. I tried them without sugar, with sugar and even with lemon icing. Lemon icing was AMAZING! They were really good all 3 ways and a beautiful color.

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  53. My husband would love this recipe.

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  54. These are insanely simple. Love the recipes. First 7, phdrago.

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  55. These muffins sound delicious!

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  56. I've made these!! Yummo!! Thanks for the chance. First 7, ritajoe...... :-)

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  57. O MY! Blueberry muffins....::drool:: I love your recipes and your work. Keep 'em coming

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  58. Can't wait to start baking muffins!

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  59. Love the blueberry muffins, great with coffee while reading your books.
    Lou817b

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  60. Wondered why the blueberries go to the bottom. Love a good muffin, tea and a book. Liz

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  61. Perfect timing! I just brought home fresh blueberries yesterday. Always enjoy your books and recipes. Thanks!
    mrsclau

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  62. Warm blueberry muffins spread with butter. What can be better than this?
    Cbliss3

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  63. I love blueberry muffins and these look delicious! Can't wait to make them along with a coffee. (Love the Coffehouse series). canbymom

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  64. Blueberries are in season in Florida. Can't wait to make these tomorrow!

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  65. Thanks for another delicious recipe - yours are always THE BEST. And for making it and the rest of them so easy to download and print. Fresh blueberries are the best but frozen work too and then we can have these muffins at a moment's notice.

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  66. Blueberry muffins are one of our favorites. They are probably our favorite muffin. Thanks for the recipe.

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  67. This recipe sounds delicious. I plan to try this one out soon!! Thank you darholl

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  68. The color on those muffins is amazing! I don't think I've ever seen them quite so golden. I'm off to try this recipe with a couple of adjustments(DF & GF), I hope they turn out at lease close to yours. I'm not sure if I want the finishing sugar or not, maybe I'll do half and half. =) Thank you for sharing! konecny...

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  69. Email is Ncc17lu,,,,,,,,Those blueberry muffins look simply scrumptious, thanks for sharing the recipe, I can't wait to try them myself.

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  70. I made a list of the ingredients I don't have and will be heading to store soon. Love your tips on removing with toothpicks and coating blueberries with flour. I know a couple of grandkids who will be very happy. All of your recipes that I have tried have been great. I do have to get back to reading Jack before he starts haunting me LOL. bobnton

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  71. My husband loves anything blueberry. He says your muffins are the best!
    Sand194

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  72. I ADORE blueberry muffins and these look fantastic but alas I am on a diet!! Lol I would love to win your awesome giveaway! Thanks for the chance!
    Blessed

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  73. warm blueberry muffins are the greatest.
    wskware

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  74. the blueberry muffins look good. I like the recipe. Thanks for the chance. jlb12563

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  75. The blueberry muffins look amazing! So full of blueberries and the fact that it's a no-fuss recipe is my kind of recipe. Looking forward to making these muffins.
    diannekc

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  76. Can't wait to try them I wonder how they would be with cherries?

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  77. The photos for this recipe are so good I can almost smell and taste them! Love all the extra recipes on the website. Delish!!! d268all

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  78. Attempting these in a couple of days, I especially like the yellow liner tip! It's a small thing but I can see the impact it has!

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  79. Moved to the country and planted blueberries bushes. Hopefully we’ll have some this year. Joliver2

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  80. I am participating to show support for Coffeehouse and Haunted Bookshop series rather than enter the contest. Based on the Cooks' Illustrated definition (a recently published piece on their website discusses the difference between the two based on method of preparation), these are true muffins. Since fresh berries are readily available now, I am looking forward to giving this one a try. LRJ

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  81. Still looking to bake the perfect blueberry muffin - these have my mouth watering. Look forward to a good cup of coffee, muffin and a fun mystery,
    Miscmosc7

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  82. I love your blueberry muffin recipe and can't wait to try it. I can't wait to read the new book and looking forward to the next Coffeehouse book. scarlet

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  83. mrs.campbell. Oh I can hardly wait to try this blueberry muffin recipe. I plan to when school is out and I have my summer break from teaching and can bake up a batch. My family will love these I’m sure!

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  84. I will definitely try your blueberry muffin recipe this weekend! Every recipe of yours I've tried has been wonderful, and I have tried quite a few since I love to cook and eat good food, so I expect this to be no different. I'm thinking a blueberry muffin and a cup of coffee sounds like the perfect relaxing treat.
    -- karense

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  85. These look delicious! I love that they aren't too sugary sweet either.

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  86. Can't wait to try this recipe. I love blueberries and your recipes always turn so good!

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  87. The lemon zester makes little shavings of lemon which add zing to these blueberry muffins. Thanks for the muffin recipe and all your recipes are yummy.

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  88. These blueberry muffins look delicious. I would love to eat these with some great coffee and your latest mystery.

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  89. Blueberry muffins are my favorite, but I don't think I have ever seen a recipe that made me want to run in.the kitchen and bake right away. I am very definitely making these this week! ReadingMama922@gmail.com

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  90. What a great recipe—ty! Legallyblonde1961@…

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  91. I will be baking these muffins today since I love blueberries but will only use fresh since they are now in season where I live.

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  92. Jordan Marsh blueberry muffins were the first recipe I made. I actually go tit at the Jordan Marsh department store cafe in NJ when I was first married! I'll have to try this recipe and compare

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    1. LOL, AnitaKD - The Jordan Marsh muffins are famous, of course. And very tasty! They also require twice the sugar. And you must pull out your electric mixer to beat butter into the sugar, making them more of a cupcake with blueberries. Nothing wrong with that. Totally subjective and completely delicious. But...the reason we prefer our recipe is because it's lighter; it's packed with the super-food blueberries; it uses half the sugar; and it only requires a simple whisk to mix the batter together. (No electric mixer to drag out, use, and clean.) And on a busy morning, that makes mixing and baking fresh muffins much easier!

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  93. These are honestly the "best" blueberry muffins. We have blueberry bushes and I am always on the hunt for our new favorite and these are it. Can't beat the best.
    Thanks! Branmel4

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  94. They look so yummy. Thanks for sharing! Will have to try these soon. I find the finishing sugar especially appealing visually. cherierj

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  95. I love how you say the decorating sugar is optional, because it is so going on the cupcakes when I make them ;-) linda@e

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  96. Thanks for the easy blueberry muffin recipe. I love anything blueberry... tcanada1

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  97. Omg these are the easiest and tastiest and moist muffins I have ever made. I have been baking bread during the pandemic. It’s an all day process. This recipe gave me instant gratification. Thank you iamagum

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  98. Hi I am looking forward to making these yummy muffins! Thanks for the recipe, your books and this wonderful website. laidbac

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  99. Love this series! Thanks for hosting the giveaway!

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  100. These muffins look amazing and I love blueberries.

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  101. My blueberries are ripening now. Can't wait to try this recipe.

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  102. Looking forward to trying this blueberry muffin recipe and reading your newest book!
    kebench54

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  103. These look & sound amazing! Love, love, love blueberries! Any chance of a keto version using almond or coconut flour? Pcmalen

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  104. I love Blueberry Muffins, I can't wait to try this recipe.

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  105. Blueberry Muffins are one of my favorites. I always mix a little lemon zest with my turbinado sugar for the topping. Yummy!
    LBScant

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  106. I love that you have photos included in the recipe. It makes following the directions so much easier.
    JFWishe

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  107. I love blueberry muffins and these sound absolutely delicious!! Thank you for sharing the recipe. genera

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  108. OMG, these muffins sound amazing.... themisf

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  109. Anything with berries! Ann R...fmdansc

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  110. This recipe looks amazing and I love that you didn't skimp on the blueberries.The no churn coffee ice cream is calling my name too.

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  111. My grandchildren would love these muffins. Nana may have to make them soon. skforre

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  112. I’ve been making these for a while. The guy down the street loves them.

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  113. Book looks and sounds like a fantastic read and best seller. Would love to read and review in print format.
    Love the blueberry muffin recipe. They look delicious.
    I love blueberry muffins as do Mom and Dad so I would share with them.
    Hope I Win
    don.ste

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  114. Definitely will try these! You have some of the best recipes! :)

    (disitor)

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  115. This looks and sounds so delicious. My husband wants me to make this for sure!

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  116. They look yummy may have to give it a try.

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  117. This recipe sounds great- I will definately make these muffins for the family-markatk

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  118. Both the Best Blueberry Muffins & the Cold Pressed Coffee recipes went into my download file! Looking forward to trying them both out! Can't wait for the next Coffeehouse Mystery! lwallin

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  119. Valerie W
    I am really going to try these muffins! I have a favorite recipe also, but I love to try new things so I will compare the two!! Your recipes are always so good! Thank you for sharing!

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  120. Looks wonderful! What could be better than a fresh-baked blueberry muffin, coffee and a cozy mystery! javajun

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  121. I was just trying to justify purchasing a special deal of 6 packs of fresh blueberries. Thank you I think I have my excuse for purchasing so many. I can’t wait to try this recipe. Ash500@

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  122. These are delish! Love blueberries. Tcanada1

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  123. catheri (first 7 characters of my email, right?) Thank you for sharing all these great recipes! Blueberries and cherries are my hubbies two favorite fruits and guess what, you can make cherry muffins with this recipe, too. I substituted the same amount of frozen cherries and substituted almond flavoring for the lemon zest.

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  124. Thanks for sharing the recipe. They look easy to make.
    I enjoy reading your coffehouse mysteries. I have learned a lot about coffee which is my beverage of choice.
    jwisley(at)aol(dot)com

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  125. You know I love ya both! XOXO
    2harts9

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  126. Love any type of muffin or bread with berries in it. And looking forward to reading your series... one day... hopefully soon... so many books, so little time.
    kimheni

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  127. These muffins will be great for the 4th (and any other day). I love the toothpick idea!
    ler2015

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  128. These look really yummy!
    aliciafarage

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  129. oh so moist are these muffins.liked the idea of cooling the paper cup before trying to devour those delicious muffins.

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  130. This giveaway is now over. Congratulations to our winner, by random number draw: Joanna K.!!!

    Marc and I want to thank ALL OF YOU who took the time out to join us for this online gathering. We appreciate your comments. Marc and I read every one of them, and we wish we could give a prize to each of you. (Maybe someday!) Until then, we want to thank you for keeping us inspired. We'll have more news soon about our upcoming books in our next newsletter, along with another fun prize package.

    Congrats again to Joanna. We hope you enjoy the autographed book, tote bag, and recipe cards.

    Cheers, everyone!

    ~ Cleo
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