English Muffins!

I made English Muffins! And they worked!!!

I’ve tried making English muffins before. The dough was a soft bready/biscuity dough that you rolled and cut circles out of, then let rise, then cooked on a griddle. Which made for flat, non-impressive biscuits.

Well, recently while boongoogling for how to can bananas, I came across a great English Muffin recipe on The Prudent Homemaker‘s blog.

The batter was much more pancakey in nature, with LOTS of bubbles.

Notes: I set the “griddle” (frying pans) to “4” (higher and they burned). No grease, just cornmeal. I didn’t stir down the batter bubbles—I was worried I’d pop the magic that was in my batter bowl 😉 . I think it made 24 muffins (the count became hazy as many ended up in tummies before I was finished cooking). I also think this would lend itself wonderfully to being made with a sour-dough starter!

English muffins in various states of being:

Egg McMuffin?

And my favourite, toasted English muffin with butter and jam:

Sooooo yum!

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