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	<title>Comments on: Red Currant and Pistachio Muffins</title>
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		<title>By: rinabeana</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[I&#039;ll start off by saying these taste great! My parents have a currant bush, and I divest it of currants every year. I had some leftover in the freezer so I thought I&#039;d give this recipe a whirl. I wanted to make 2 dozen muffins for a coworker&#039;s birthday, so I doubled the recipe, even though I thought the amounts looked a bit large for a 12-muffin recipe. I had enough batter left over to make two mini-loaves (about which my boyfriend did not complain). I was also surprised that butter would be mixed with cold eggs and milk and I knew the liquid mix would not be uniform, so I beat the butter alone first and then warmed the milk before adding and mixing. It was still a bit lumpy. I used 1 c. pistachios and about 2 c. currants total (doubling would have been 4 cups, which would have been way too much). I also only used 2 tbsp. baking powder total for the doubled recipe because 4 tbsp. seems like a ton. The muffins puffed up beautifully and if I&#039;d added any more batter to the muffin cups, they would have overflowed. So I&#039;m not sure what size muffin tin the amounts in this recipe are for, but it doesn&#039;t seem to be American standard, which is what I used. I think perhaps 1.5x the recipe would work for 2 dozen muffins, except it&#039;s not convenient to split an egg. At any rate, thanks for sharing the idea because I like the flavor combination!]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I&#8217;ll start off by saying these taste great! My parents have a currant bush, and I divest it of currants every year. I had some leftover in the freezer so I thought I&#8217;d give this recipe a whirl. I wanted to make 2 dozen muffins for a coworker&#8217;s birthday, so I doubled the recipe, even though I thought the amounts looked a bit large for a 12-muffin recipe. I had enough batter left over to make two mini-loaves (about which my boyfriend did not complain). I was also surprised that butter would be mixed with cold eggs and milk and I knew the liquid mix would not be uniform, so I beat the butter alone first and then warmed the milk before adding and mixing. It was still a bit lumpy. I used 1 c. pistachios and about 2 c. currants total (doubling would have been 4 cups, which would have been way too much). I also only used 2 tbsp. baking powder total for the doubled recipe because 4 tbsp. seems like a ton. The muffins puffed up beautifully and if I&#8217;d added any more batter to the muffin cups, they would have overflowed. So I&#8217;m not sure what size muffin tin the amounts in this recipe are for, but it doesn&#8217;t seem to be American standard, which is what I used. I think perhaps 1.5x the recipe would work for 2 dozen muffins, except it&#8217;s not convenient to split an egg. At any rate, thanks for sharing the idea because I like the flavor combination!</p>
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