I thought this was an informative article about muffins: how they're made and some interesting trivia. Apparently the word muffin is derived from either French or German. It's kind of interesting how many commonplace English words are derived from others.
But I digress:
http://www.joyofbaking.com/muffins/muffins.html#continued
Lots of pictures too, so there's always the risk of getting hungry while reading. :) A lot of them also double as links to muffin recipes.
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The link did not work for me when clicking on it. But I would like to say that I would really like to know what the word muffin is derived from and which language in particular it comes from?
ReplyDeletethe link's working now. According to the article, it's apparently ambiguous as to where it actually originated from.
ReplyDeleteWow that was a lot of information about muffins!!! I love it! I did make me kinda hungry though! But the baking tips were worth it!
ReplyDeleteThis article is definitely all-encompassing...anything and everything you would ever need to know about muffins! I want to go home and bake some now, the pictures looked delicious!
ReplyDeleteEverything I need to know about muffins all in one place. This can be very useful as a base of information for any future muffin making or eating I will be doing.
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