This week's selection was chosen by the very funny and witty
Rebecca over at
Ezra Pound Cake. She chose the first savory recipe to be made by the group: Savory Corn and Pepper Muffins. I made these muffins just like the recipe stated. I did use very coarse ground cornmeal which made for a bigger, crumbly crumb in my muffins. I did leave out the jalapeƱo but chopped up a red bell pepper and added that to half of the batch along with the cilantro. I wasn't sure if the oldest kid would see the red and freak out! He loves corn though, but I didn't have any fresh corn around so I used frozen which didn't seem to matter. I would have liked to add some shredded cheddar cheese to the batter but only thought of it after the muffins were scooped into the pan. I thought the cheese would burn if I sprinkled it on top of the muffins.
All in all...a pretty tasty side dish. A lot of the other bakers made theirs to go with chili...which is what I would have done too had I not already planned to make this yummy
Lentil Sausage Soup from
The Barefoot Contessa.This recipe makes a ton and it was really tasty. I crumbled a muffin into my soup and it was crazy good!
Have a look
here for some more outstanding muffins.
Thanks Rebecca!
7 comments:
That soup sounds fantastic! And I love coarse ground cornmeal - it just has more chew to it.
I can't seem to find course ground cornmeal - thoughts? And thanks for the lentil sausage recipe, looks great. I made two soups tonight - chicken mushroom and my fav Turkish red lenti soup. yum
I used a more coarse ground as well. Really enjoyed these.
That soup sounds really good - perfect with the muffins.
Oh, I looooove lentil sausage soup. Perfect choice. I'll be right over.
We had lentil soup with these too! Great minds must think alike ;)
I added a half-cup of coarsely grated cheddar cheese but barely noticed the cheese flavor. So I advise adding more than that if you decide to make these again -- or maybe cut the cheese in small chunks so you notice it more.
Thanks for the hints! I would love to try the Turkish Red Lentil Soup!
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