These banana chocolate swirl muffins contain all the delight of a humid and spongy banana muffin with delicious chocolate tapes!
Banana bread meets Muffin meets a perfect touch of chocolate. And the result is an incredibly tasty muffin! This recipe is very easy and baked muffins are impressive.
Easy method for making two Muffins mass flavors
To obtain the delicious chocolate swirls in banana muffins, we need both the mass of regular banana muffin and the mass of chocolate muffins.
However, instead of making two separate batters begin to finish, there is an intelligent and fast chocolate form a part of the dough. Here we show you how to do it:
- Make the regular mass according to the recipe (Spoiler alert: it is a super easy recipe for a bowl).
- In a separate bowl, mix the cocoa powder and boiling water until it is soft.
- Remove a little from banana dough to the chocolate mixture and stir to combine.
And that’s all! Two flavors of banana dough ready to start!
How to assemble bananas chocolate whirlpool
For the magicians It is useful to take into account some things:
- Don’t think too much or on stress on how to place the dough in the muffins cups. It doesn’t have to be perfect!
- Each Muffin cup will have approximately 1/4 cup of batter in total (I use a muffin can , and it is possible that you need to use less mass so the muffins do not overflow).
- There are more It passes from a simple banana that the chocolate mass, which means that each cup of muffins will have approximately 3 tablespoons of regular banana dough and a tablespoon of chocolate dough (in layers in four parts).
- The layers go as follows: Regular banana batter, chocolate, regular, chocolate.
- Okay if there is extra mass – Simply look at the muffins and add small tablespoons here and there until everything is matched and all cups have approximately the same amount of mass.
- Despite the name of the recipe, Do not turn the Muffins batters once in layers!
Alright If the muffins are not completely uniform with exactly the same amount of mass in each cup of muffins! They are delicious, no matter how they are in layers, I promise.
An proven and proven recipe
I tried these muffins many times to get them well. My children were delighted every time.
“Oh, it is THOSE Muffins – Yay! ”
Muffins are not only very fun to do (as, seriously, have fun with that), but are impressive in appearance.
The delicious dough of banana muffins becomes infinitely better because of the tasty dark dough of chocolate at all times.
Final thoughts
You will notice that the presence of chocolate in these muffins of banana chocolate swirl is definitely not overwhelming.
Chocolate swirls are minimalists but a lot-I appreciate addition to the classic flavors of the spongy banana muffin.
There is enough chocolate to keep interesting things while keeping muffins solidly in the territory “still appropriate for breakfast.” Although, if we are honest with each other in this very safe internet corner, I feel that there is nothing wrong with a chocolate muffin (example or cupcake) either for breakfast. But still, you understand my point.
Basically, everything you really need to know is that these muffins are exceptionally good. And you should do them. As, immediately.
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Banana chocolate swirl muffins
- 1 ½ Cups (425 gram) Purean bananas, approximately 4 medium bananas (see note)
- ½ cup (106 gram) granulated sugar
- ½ cup (106 gram) Light brown pool color sugar
- ⅓ cup (61 gram) Neutral flavor oil (such as canola, vegetables, grapes, avocado)
- ⅓ cup (74 gram) sour cream
- 2 big (100 gram) eggs
- 1 teaspoon Vanilla extract
- 2 ⅓ Cups (331 gram) flour for all use
- 2 teaspoons baking powder
- ¾ teaspoon salt
- ½ teaspoon baking soda
- ¼ cup (22 gram) Cocoa powder (natural process, sugar or Dutch)
- ¼ cup (55 gram) boiling or very hot water
- Thick sugar, to sprinkle (optional)
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Preheat the oven at 350 degrees F. (If you use a dark coated pan, reduce the oven temperature at 325 degrees F.) Line a can of muffins with paper coatings. This recipe between 15 and 16 muffins, so you will need to bake a second smaller lot (or use a second can of Muffin).
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In a large bowl, add bananas, granulated sugar, brunette sugar, oil, sour cream, eggs and vanilla. Beat until they are well combined.
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Add flour, baking powder, salt and sodium bicarbonate. Mix until there are no dry stripes (the dough will be slightly lump; it’s fine … don’t mix too much).
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In a medium bowl, mix the cocoa powder and boiling water until it is soft. Add 1 1/4 cups (325 g) of banana mass to the chocolate mixture and mix until they are combined and there are no light dough stripes (again, try not to mix excessively).
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In each cup of muffins: collect approximately 1 1/2 tablespoons of banana, followed by a little 1 tablespoon of chocolate mass, followed by another 1 1/2 tablespoons of banana dough, and ending with another teaspoon of chocolate mass. See the note below to obtain additional tips to fill the muffins cups and what to do with the additional mass.
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Sprinkle a slight thick sugar powder on muffins cups, if you wish.
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Bake for 17 to 19 minutes until the upper part of the muffins returns slightly to the touch.
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Remove the tin of the can to a grid to cool completely.
Tips for filling Muffins’ cups: Do not think too much or stress for this part. Keep in mind that you want to overlap, not turn, the batters. There is more simple banana mass than the mass of chocolate, so each cup of muffins will have more simple mass with small tablespoons of chocolate dough. You will need approximately 1/4 cup of mass total For each Muffin cup. I use a small cookie ball (#80) for chocolate dough and a tablespoon of medium cookies (#60) for smooth dough (but not full of the spoonful of cookies since a tablespoon#80 is approximately 1 tablespoon and a tablespoon #60 is approximately 2 tablespoons).
Okay if there is extra mass – Simply look at the muffins and add small tablespoons here and there until everything is matched and all cups have approximately the same amount of mass.
I use an USA Muffin can. UU. If the tin of muffins he is wearing has slightly smaller muffins cups/of different sizes, he can get more or less muffins of the lot. Fill each Muffin cup approximately 2/3 or slightly more full with dough (if you live at great altitude, do not fill the cans of muffins quite full).
Service: 1 muffin, Calories: 177Kcal, Carbohydrates: 29gram, Protein: 3gram, Fat: 6gram, Saturated fat: 1gram, Cholesterol: 23mg, Sodium: 186mg, Fiber: 1gram, Sugar: 14gram
Recipe source: From Mel’s Kitchen Cafe (inspired by a recipe in Bake from Scratch magazine)
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