One night while watching Masterchef, Darrius told me that he wanted to be one of the 3 men who do the tasting! How ambitious is that???!!! :lol: Well, I told him that, before he can be a taster, he must first learn to cook well and be a very good chef. Looks like cooking is in the genes :)
Darrius gets to cook in his school's kitchen (that was one of the reasons why we chose this school) twice a semester. Last week, he got to bake these little herbed muffins and brought some home which tasted pretty nice and he asked if we can make them at home. Therefore, I went to get some cheese and decided to bake a batch to try but I twisted the recipe a little as I did not have all the ingredients but they turned out great :)
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Ingredients
Method
Darrius gets to cook in his school's kitchen (that was one of the reasons why we chose this school) twice a semester. Last week, he got to bake these little herbed muffins and brought some home which tasted pretty nice and he asked if we can make them at home. Therefore, I went to get some cheese and decided to bake a batch to try but I twisted the recipe a little as I did not have all the ingredients but they turned out great :)
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Ingredients
- 1 cup Self raising flour
- 1 cup Grated cheese
- 1 tablespoon Mixed herbs
- 1 tablespoon Fresh parsley
- ½ teaspoon Salt
- 1 teaspoon Sugar
- 1 Egg
- ½ cup + 2 tablespoons Milk
Method
- Place the flour, cheese, parsley, herbs, salt and sugar in a big mixing bowl and mix them well.
- Use another bowl to mix egg and milk and whisk till fluffy.
- Slowly pour in the egg and milk mixture into the dry ingredients and fold them together until they are well dampen but not whisk them further.
- Spoon mixture into mini muffin tins lightly glazed with some oil or butter.
- Bake at 200°C for 10-12 minutes or until cooked (use a pick to poke and it comes out clean).
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