
A nice batch of Very moist blueberry muffins and well-risen, how about that? A perfect recipe for breakfast or a snack! Not very sweet, full of fresh fruit, it would be wrong to deprive yourself of them...
Starting the day with warm fresh-baked muffins sounds a bit like the perfect breakfast. These are very easy to do, within minutes 15. Nothing better than to smell the beautiful smell that emanates from the oven when they cook!
Ingredients to plan for this blueberry muffin recipe
The muffin base is very classic. Inside we find flour (wheat or spelt as you prefer), yeast, baking soda, brown sugar, salt and a touch of cinnamon (to enhance the taste of blueberries).
For the other ingredients, you should provide butter, eggs, whole liquid cream and blueberries.
I prefer to use fresh blueberries : they disgorge less during cooking, which avoids ending up with a very blue muffin dough!
PS: all quantities are given to you in detail at the bottom of this article.

The equipment for successful muffins
Whether it's for cupcakes or muffins, I use a 12 cavity rigid muffin pan. I do several successive cookings if necessary, cooling it between each one. To do this I pass it under a stream of cold water.
Inside the mold prints, I place white paper boxes, which become transparent when cooked. This facilitates demoulding and also transport and prevents everyone from putting their fingers in it.
Sometimes I also use rigid muffin boxes that stand on their own in the oven. Just place them on the baking sheet.

How to make super moist blueberry muffins?
As for the cakes, we start by beating together the butter and the brown sugar to obtain a mixture. very creamy. Then add the eggs and vanilla.
Separately, the dry ingredients are sifted together and incorporated in three batches, alternating with the cream. The resulting paste is quite thick but this is what allows the blueberries to be held well afterwards (preventing them all from falling to the bottom).
In the last step, add the fresh blueberries. I them gently incorporate with a spatula so that they do not break in the dough.
Finally, all that's left to do is pour the batter into the paper cases placed in the muffin pan before putting them in the oven.

Tips for well rounded muffins
To ensure that muffins rise well in the oven, there are several tips. First of all, you need a significant amount of leavening agent: don't be scared by the amount of yeast of these blueberry muffins it's normal.
Then you have to make sure do not over-mix the dough. You should stop as soon as you no longer see any lumps of flour. This allows the dough to rise properly.
Finally, the cooking is done in a very hot oven, to create a temperature shock conducive to the "rounded" side of the muffins.
Other recipes to try
If you like muffins for breakfast or afternoon tea, then I suggest you take a look at these other recipes from the blog:
If you make this recipe, don't hesitate to tag @liliebakery on Instagram so I can see your cute muffins!

- 390 g wheat or spelled flour
- 1 cs baking powder
- 1 cc baking soda
- 0,5 cc salt
- 2 cc natural vanilla extract
- 2 large eggs
- 0,25 cc cinnamon powder
- 220 g light brown sugar dose to adapt according to your tastes
- 115 g softened butter
- 230 g heavy whipping cream 30%
- 230 g fresh blueberries
- Preheat the oven to 200 ° traditional heat. Prepare a muffin pan by placing paper cups inside the indentations.
- Start by beating the butter and brown sugar until you get a creamy and light mixture.
- Add the eggs one by one, mixing between each, then the vanilla.
- Apart from mixing the dry ingredients: flour, baking powder, baking soda, salt and cinnamon.
- Incorporate these dry ingredients in three batches, alternating with the liquid cream. Do not over mix (just enough). This allows the dough to rise well.
- Add the blueberries last, mixing gently with a spatula.
- Pour the dough into the boxes using an ice cream or tablespoon. Fill almost to the top (so that they are well rounded).
- Bake for about 25 minutes. Test the cooking using a wooden pick. Let cool then unmold on a grid.







These muffins must have made people happy.
Oh yes I confirm you :))
Very good recipe! The muffins are indeed very soft and not very sweet, very easy to make, they swell well when baking, in short, I validate 100%!
Thanks to you ! Glad you like these little muffins so much :) See you soon
Perfection! I just added a little streusel on top. My son couldn't resist ;-) thanks for the recipe!
Thanks Sandra! This streusel is a very good idea ;) See you soon
I just made some but I mixed the flour with a little almond powder. And only 100g of coconut blossom sugar. A treat
Thank you Taine for your feedback! See you soon :)
This is by far the best muffin recipe I have ever made! Thanks again! :)
I make them regularly and here, I divided the dough in 2 to make the other half with chocolate chips! :)
Thanks thanks thanks ! :)
Thanks Stephanie for your feedback! The liquid cream adds a lot of softness to the recipe, it's also one of my favorites! See you soon :)
Just to thank you and tell you that they are extraordinary!!!!!
Thank you very much Marine! Glad you like them so much! See you soon :)
Hello,
What can you replace full cream with?
Merci :)
Hello Allison, to answer your question, I do not advise you to replace this ingredient: the cream adds a lot of softness to the muffins. They will be drier without it. See you soon :)
I wasn't convinced by the quantities or the texture. I added frozen cherries. And oh, what a great and wonderful surprise! Delicious! A huge thank you.
Great! Thanks Angélique, see you soon :)
Hello Lilie,
Can we replace blueberries with frozen fruits, blueberries or others?
Thank you!
Hello Anna, you can take frozen blueberries but above all do not defrost the blueberries before, and coat them in a little of the amount of flour (provided in the recipe). See you soon :)
Hello Lilie
I confirm a real treat for the taste buds.
Many thanks Lilie for this recipe.
Thank you very much Patricia! Glad you like these blueberry muffins :) See you soon
Hello, can we prepare the dough the day before by leaving it in the fridge and cook it the next day?
They look delicious
Hello Mélanie, to answer you, no I advise you to make the dough just before cooking it, because of the raising agents which will no longer have an effect afterwards... Generally speaking, for cakes, you should not wait between preparation and putting in the oven. It's different for brioches. See you soon :)
Very good muffins! We really enjoyed them!
Recipe to be repeated!
Thank you very much Capucine! See you soon :)
Great recipe, crispy on the outside (I tried it with half the ingredients and it made about ten muffins), super soft on the inside, very easy, really delicious
Thanks Isabelle! Glad you like them, see you soon :)
Hello,
These were my first muffins, thank you for this delicious recipe!
I put a little less brown sugar than indicated and finally, I will put all of it next time.
Thank you very much Corinne! See you soon :)
Is it possible to make this recipe as a cake rather than individual portions?
Hello, yes, but you'll need to test the cooking time and the size of the mold. See you soon :)
By far the best muffin recipe! I make it very often and they never last very long here! Thank you ☺️
Thanks Emilie! See you soon :)