Ness Muffins

To create a delicious and appealing glazed muffin recipe, the beginning of the preparation process is essential. In a small bowl, I started by mixing all the necessary ingredients. The first step was to combine water with the instant coffee, ensuring that I obtained a homogeneous solution. Once the coffee was completely dissolved, I added the rest of the ingredients, thus creating a well-bound and tasty mixture. After preparing the batter, I moved on to preparing the muffin molds. I greased them with oil and flour, making sure they were well coated to prevent sticking. Then, I filled the molds with the obtained mixture, being careful not to overfill them, to allow the muffins to rise beautifully during baking. The oven was preheated to a moderate temperature, and when I felt it was ready, I placed the muffin molds inside to bake. I did the toothpick test after about 20-25 minutes, and I was delighted to find that they were perfectly baked. While the muffins were cooling, I took care of the glaze. I decided to prepare a buttercream, but considering that I preferred high-quality margarine, I used 130 grams of margarine. I added 300 grams of powdered sugar, recommending that I use the store-bought kind, as it is finer and incorporates better into the cream. I flavored it with vanilla essence and added a few drops of food coloring to give it a nice appearance. For decoration, I prepared a cone from a disposable plastic bag. I cut a small tip and attached a metal decorating tip. With a little blue liquid food coloring, I made a few lines on the inside of the bag to create a gradient effect. Then, I filled the bag with the buttercream and started decorating the muffins to my liking. I even added decorations made from sugar paste, creating ice crystals that gave a festive and appealing look. Thus, the muffins were not only delicious but also beautifully decorated, perfect for any occasion!
Ingredients
- 3 cups flour
- 1 1/2 cups sugar
- 3 teaspoons instant coffee
- 2 teaspoons baking soda
- 5 tablespoons cocoa powder
- a pinch of salt
- vanilla and rum essence
- 2 teaspoons vinegar
- 1/2 cup olive oil (I think regular oil works too)
- 2 cups water. Glaze: 130 g margarine
- 300 g powdered sugar
- vanilla
- food coloring.
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