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jessmarie on 7.9.2010




I’ve made these several times, and they are delicious! I have found the glaze recipe makes much more than necessary and could probably be halved, but somehow I manage to finish most of it anyway…
onceuponafarm on 7.23.2010




When I decided to make this recipe I didn’t have Thyme, so I used the mint from my garden instead. I couldn’t taste the mint but the taste of the lemon alone was delicious. I made this recipe 2 more times (without Thyme again) first substituting the lemon for lime, and then substituting the lemon for orange. Orange muffins and lime muffins– YUM!
The structure of the muffin is firm and not crumbly at all. You could probably substitute different citrus and herbs for some fun combinations.
(I’m thinking about making lavender-lemon muffins next time!)
jerobinso on 8.2.2010




I just made these, and they are very nice- sweet and a bit savory. I didn’t have thyme, but I used rosemary instead.
A word of warning though: I made these in a blender with a spout on the side (to dispense contents), and all the sugar got stuck in the spout at the beginning and didn’t mix back in with the other ingredients. I didn’t find out until I cleaned up and the cakes were in the oven! The glaze made up for it, so all is well.
jevans on 1.17.2011




Yum Yum Yum! I used onceuponafarm’s idea with the lavendar. Yum! I also sprinkled some cilantro on a couple–jury is still out on those. I think I like it. And as usual for me, I over-blended and ended up with domes. Oh well. They are just for me & hubs so domes are ok. Instead of the glaze, I spooned the fresh lemon juice on top. I like the tangy-ness
Thank you for the recipe!! I’ll definetly make them again and try to not over-blend
littleladylones on 6.13.2011




Make. These. Now. I promise they won’t dissapoint! I didn’t use as much glaze, and they could stand alone without it.
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storeyhouse on 2.22.2010
This was my first Tasty Kitchen recipe to try! My 10 year old daughter and I made these on a whim. They were easy and fun to make. I was pleased that we did not have any peaks in the center. We did change a few ingredients to comply with our food allergies, but they were yummy all the same. Thanks for sharing!
Theresa DePaepe aka Mama on 3.2.2010
Made these yesterday and they were a hit. Everyone asked for the recipe. Happened to have the Cuisenart out and used it instead of a blender and it worked just fine.
AMC on 3.8.2010
oh WOW!!!!!!!! these are amazing!!! I made these tonight with our dinner. My husband and I were oohing and aahing the whole time we ate them!!!!!!!! I am DEFINITELY making these again and again!!!!! Thanks for sharing!!
snowflake4x4 on 3.10.2010
I made these a couple weeks ago after seeing them on Pioneer Woman… I then proceeded to make them 2 more times that week because they would get eaten up so fast. These are amazing and easy. My new favorite dessert to make. Plus I pretend they are healthy since they use olive oil instead of butter.
meggygirl on 4.4.2010
Oh my. These are SO good! I made them this morning for a little springtime breakfast treat and devoured two before I knew what had happened. I love unique flavors in baked goods and these little gems fit the bill: sweet, savory and tangy all at once. I’ll definitely be making these again.
P.S. We had ours with fresh-brewed coffee, but I bet a good cup of Earl Grey with a splash of milk or half and half would be out of this world.
jul3 on 5.15.2010
I’m eating one right now… It was the first time I put olive oil in a cake, so I was curious to try it out. They turned out very tasty!
wainblatrobert on 2.14.2011
great recipe and who would’ve thought of adding thyme to a desert?! The only change I made was add a few drops of lemon essential oils in the batter to bring out the flavor more.
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