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Cherry + Almond Chocolate Muffins
Deliciously indulgent cherry + almond chocolate muffins.
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Start sieving the flour in to a bowl.
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Add the salt and the baking powder.
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Add the sugar and sieve the remainder of the sieve through.
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Mix in the chocolate flakes.
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Mix in the almonds.
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Mix in the cherries.
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Whisk an egg in a seperate bowl.
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Melt the butter and add along with the milk and a shot of ameretto.
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Mix the wet mixture in to the dry mixture.
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Cut squares of grease-proof paper. Hold the paper in your hand and place 4 tbsp of mixture in to the palm. Fold up the edges and tie with a piece of string. Pop the parcels on to a baking tray and cook in an oven at 400° for 25 minutes. After 10 minutes remove the strings from the parcels and allow them to fall open before continuing to cook.
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Posted By:Cat Morley »
March 09, 2006 14:40
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lynn
02 Jun 01:36
what type of cherries are you using? Fresh? Marshcino?
These look so yummy!!
Amandagrrl
10 Oct 20:56
Love it! I adore your site! And these look so darling, infinitely prettier than those little cupcake liners.
gina
15 Dec 17:51
what type of cherries are you using? Fresh?
sheaux
11 Feb 13:14
what's the temp, again?? thanks! :D
ʎǝɔɐɹƃ
16 Mar 18:07
I love your fork
Ginger Ginger.
24 Jul 05:52
i cant begin to tell you hw good that looks - its already my favourite food and i havent even tried it!