Well the first recipe I want to share is this " two Chocolate Muffins" I have called as well but is a mixture of several recipes, the dough is removed from the blog "Bread and Other"
http://panyvarios.blogspot.com/2009/11/muffins-basicas-mas-variaciones-sobre.html which also gives a series of very useful tips that go great.
Well measurements are in cups or mugs later write a comment with the measures in grams for those who do not have a meter, although I must admit they are quite useful. Well
For the dough:
1 and 3 / 4 cups or cups flour (may be normal or cakes)
1 / 3 cups of
sugar 2 teaspoons royal
yeast 1 / 4 of teaspoon salt
1 beaten egg 3 / 4 cup of whole milk (I was only semi well I added a little cream)
1 / 4 cup sunflower oil
Two different mixing bowls on one side the other dry ingredients and the wet, it becomes a hole in the dry mix is \u200b\u200badded the liquid ingredients only, without stirring (no matter that they are grumitos dissolve in the oven.)
Once the dough I filled half of the mold, I added half teaspoon of Nutella and then covered with a bit more mass to reach the 3 / 4 cast, that is until they are almost filled, then baked with preheated oven at 200 ยบ for 20 minutes (this depends on the strength of your oven.)
When they are ready are removed from the oven and let stand 5 minutes into the baking tray and passed to a wire rack until cool (if you do not have this tray pass it directly from oven to rack) .
The icing I have taken from a book called "cakes" of the editorial Blume and consists of a cream cheese frosting and white chocolate, the ingredients are:
For glaze: 50
gr white chocolate
30 ml (or grams) of cream
100 g cream cheese (the best would be the mascarpone but I used the type Philadelphia and not gone bad)
20 gr of gloss or powdered sugar
Put chocolate and cream a saucepan over low heat until melted, remove from the heat and warm when you add the cream cheese and powdered sugar and mix until the cream is smooth.
Once they are cool are coated with glaze and ready to eat! I encourage the probeis that really go riquiiiiiiiiisimos ...
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