Strawberry Muffins are a great way to use up fresh strawberries. Great for breakfast or an after-school snack!
These muffins did not want to be made. My first batch was good, but not great. I altered the recipe in order to make them great (and they are!). When I started the second batch, I realized I didn’t have flour. What?! When do I not have flour in my kitchen? The next day, flour in hand, my strawberries were lacking freshness. The next day after purchasing a fresh package of strawberries, I was out of butter (seriously). Later that same day, after grabbing some butter at Target, I was out of vanilla. What the heck! They eventually got made, and they were well worth the wait. My boys LOVED them. They were pleading and begging and MOM-CAN-I-PLEASE-HAVE-ANOTHER-ing. I used these babies as leverage for at least two days.
Don’t click away without peeking at a few of my other favorite muffins! Chocolate Chip Muffins, Blueberry Sour Cream Muffins, Banana Crumb Muffins and Apple Carrot Cake Muffins!
It was fate for this post to stand out because it is also my 400th recipe! Wow! We have to celebrate this somehow, right? What better way to celebrate than to do a giveaway! So here’s the scoop. Leave a comment on this post saying anything at all (PLEASE leave an email address so I can contact you). My favorite comment will receive all of the following:
– $25 Visa gift card
– Pip & Ebby t-shirt
– A few other goodies that may or may not be related to Easter
One winner will be selected at 9:00 am CST on 4/7/14.
Onto the muffins!
First, prepare the topping.
It should look something like this. Yummy and crumbly. Set it aside for now.
Combine the dry ingredients.
In a separate bowl, combine everything else.
Gradually add the flour mixture to it. Throw in some pretty strawberries.
Pour the batter into a muffin tin and top with the crumbles.
When they are done baking, your home will smell soooo good. All nearby bellies will be happy ones.
Now go check your supplies and whip these babies up!
Strawberry Muffins
A great way to use up fresh berries!
Contributed by Megan Porta from pipandebby.com.
Published Apr 2, 2014
Serves: 12
Total time:
45 min
Ingredients:
- CRUMBLES
- 1/2 cup brown sugar
- 1/2 cup flour
- 2 tablespoons butter, melted
- MUFFINS
- 1 1/2 cups flour
- 2 teaspoons baking powder
- 1/2 teaspoon baking soda
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 2 eggs
- 1/2 cup sugar
- 1/4 cup brown sugar
- 6 tablespoons butter, softened
- 1/2 cup sour cream
- 1 teaspoon vanilla
- 2 cups hulled, chopped strawberries (pat dry with a paper towel)
Instructions:
- Preheat oven to 375 degrees F. Coat a muffin tin with cooking spray and set aside. In a small bowl, combine 1/2 cup brown sugar, 1/2 cup flour and 2 tablespoons melted butter. Stir until crumbly and set aside.
- In a medium bowl, combine 1 1/2 cups flour, the baking powder, baking soda and salt. Mix well and set aside. In a large bowl, combine the eggs, sugar, 1/4 cup brown sugar, 6 tablespoons butter, sour cream and vanilla. Stir until creamy. Gradually add the flour mixture and stir until combined. Fold in the strawberries.
- Divide the batter between the 12 muffin cups. Top with the crumbles. Bake in the preheated oven for 25 to 30 minutes, or until a toothpick inserted into the centers comes out clean.
LOVE!!! I'm going to have to make these this weekend 🙂
Berry delicious!
Sorry, I hate to pretend to be pun-ny, but I figure between that and the fact that your recipes have single-handedly won me both friends (made them your hot cocoa cookies way back in college, to the highest of praise) and my boyfriend (your cupcakes got us through dark days, aka the beginnings of medical school), I'd maybe have a chance at catching your attention with my comment.
Terrible, I know.
But in all seriousness, I've been a (silent) follower for years. Thanks for the beautiful recipes and photos – can't wait to make and add this one to my (proverbial) recipe box!
My fav part of all your recipes is the pics & little descriptions of all the elements 🙂
I know that has to take time & I wanted you to know I appreciate it!!
These look amah-zing 😉
These look awesome! I will be trying these tonight, right after I pick up more sugar & strawberries. My boys (& I) love anything with a crumb topping. We have made many of your recipes. I too, love the labeled pictures, it helps tremendously. I especially live the cute motherly introspect. I have used quite a few of your recipes as leverage as well! Lol
Thank you!
I love strawberry muffins so much! I love this recipe!
♥♥ HAPPY 400th RECIPE!!! ♥♥
Hiya megan, congratulations on your 400th recipe. Love the strawberry muffin recipe, I am relatively new to your blog and am enjoying it rather well. Keep up the good work. A fan
These will make an excellent bribe for my husband's boss to give him time off! Now we can start planning another vacation…
Story of my life when I bake. BOOOOO. And I have strawberries to use so I will be making these for Breakfast this weekend. PS. Can I just say how awesome it is that you write the size of the ingredient over it? I love that.
I love picking fresh strawberries, I am so excited to try this recipe with fresh strawberries, Thanks so much for the different recipes I like trying new ideas!!!
We love strawberries and the flavor of spring and summertime that are captured in these muffins. Our entire family are going to love these, especially our 8 year old granddaughter who we're raising. I baked a batch using frozen strawberries because fresh strawberries aren't available in our local supermarkets yet and probably won't be for a few months. I couldn't wait that long to make these. The aroma of the strawberries filled our home which was heavenly as was the flavor. I'm going to bake several batches of these when we have guests stop by for a meal which is frequent at our home … with us having Eighteen children between us, Twenty-Four grandchildren and 3 great-grandchildren. I think they come for our food more than just because they miss dad and me! My husband is a sensational cook as well but I'm the primary baker in this family so I'm primarily in charge of baking the desserts. Thanks Pip and Ebby for creating this wonderful recipe. <Smile>
yay happy 400th!!!
Perfect timing for a wedding brunch this weekend. Thank you!
I love Pip and I love Ebby, and all the recipes, hints, information, and so on that you share with us…. but mostly I love the sweet mother that shows such courage and love while rearing her family. My boys are grown and gone but you still speak to my heart.
I am in the middle of a Garden Club flower show right now but as soon as I can get in the kitchen, I will bake these muffins. Thank you
Love, love, love your blog….great recipes!!! 🙂
I LOVE STRAWBERRY'S and can't wait to make these. 🙂 They look delicioso! Thank you for all your wonderful recipes and the pictures that you take of them.
I'm looking forward to this recipe. I have some strawberries in the fridge now and we're going strawberry picking soon so I'm gathering up my recipes for those 10lbs+ of berreis we pick. I'm still thinking about that meatloaf you posted, too. So good. Maybe this for breakfast and meatloaf for dinner. Mmm…
These look so delicious that I can't wait to make them. I love this time of year when all of the fresh fruit is in season, to me everything taste so much better.
Thanks for sharing this recipe.
I cannot wait for fresh strawberries to start making it here in Wyoming! This recipe looks "Ab Fab" and I know it is something my kids will love! Thank you for all the work you do to get these scrumptious recipes to us!
I had weight loss surgery in 2012 and your recipes have really been a blessing to me. It's sooooo good and made easy. Thanks 🙂
I've never had strawberry muffins, but they are sure to become a favorite! I really enjoy your recipes!!!
I have blueberries that I froze last summer. Do you think I could substitute? My family loves blueberry muffins with the crumb topping. How would I compensate for the liquid from the frozen blueberries? I guess I could drain them real good? Any suggestions? Thanks!
You have the best photography – everything always looks scrumptious! love seeing your posts in my feed. Oh, and the cutest food testers around 🙂 Happy 400th!
Just brought some strawberries after seeing this post – looks so delicious!
I have been following you since reading the recipe for crack brownies! I am gluten free and I turn all of your recipes into GF…they are soooo delicious! Thanks for your hard work.
I have a special needs daughter and a special needs grandchild and they both love strawberries, so I can't wait for them to try these and see their smiles.
These look great. Strawberries will be picked here soon. I think I have a plan!
MEG…YOU ARE THE BOMB!!! ERIN AND I MADE YOUR MEATLOAF LAST WEEK AND IT WAS DELICIOUS. ADRIENNE EVEN ATE IT, AND SHE IS A NOODLE QUEEN EXCLUSIVELY. I WAS LOOKING FOR A RANDOM BREAD RECIPE AND SAW THESE MUFFINS….LOOK GOOD, AND IF THE BOYS LIKE THEM, I AM SURE ADRIENNE WILL ALSO. LOVE AND MISS YOU. H
You were the very first thing I "thought" I pinned when I first discovered Pinterest. It took me 6 months to search Pinterest and find your blog again! You're still my absolute favorite food blog and I've been a regular ever since! Xoxo
These Strawberry Muffins look delicious, a taste of Springtime in every bite. There are two things I will do a bit differently when I make them tomorrow: (1) I'll add a block (8 oz.) package of cream cheese to the batter then double the recipe. I don't keep 3 oz. blocks of cream cheese in my fridge because everything I bake with cream cheese requires 8 oz. blocks. (2) I'll pulse some whole oats in my food processor then add them to the crumble to be sprinkled over the top. My grandmother taught me that good cooks take a recipe then find a way to improve it so this is how I've been cooking and baking most of my 60 years of life. Thus far, I haven't heard any complaints from my 18 children, 24 grandchildren or 1 great-grandson! I love your recipes Megan (Pip & Ebby).