For the final day of packing Kid's Lunch Box with Nuts and Legumes, I opted for a Muffin that has nut flour and nuts. For kids who never like to taste anything other than chocolate and nothing with nuts on, this was a huge risk I was taking. Infact I never thought my boys would even venture to taste it. I was basically telling Konda that I decided to make this muffin and she ought to take it for me.
To my surprise, my boys got interested and wanted to taste. After the first bite, they wanted to finish it off and so much so that, they even wanted to carry it for their snack box. I was initially planning to click pictures in their snack box, but forgot when I actually got down clicking it. As I said, I was completely clueless when I was thinking what I should make with this theme. So it only goes to say that when we sit and think about it, we will end up getting good options.
Even if I am saying it myself, I thought I made the best use of the Ready Made Badam Mix powder. I normally make the badam powder myself at home. However when MTR introduced the Badam Mix, I got it for Hubby dear. He didn't like it much and I was thinking of other ways of using it. I had made a Badam Ice cream before. Then I somehow used it up.
However when I got the Gulab Jamun Mix, this pack was given with it and I had no option but to think how else to use it. Just imagine, this thought came when I was about to take my nap last Sunday afternoon and after that I couldn't sleep. I quickly got up and made this batch of Badam Muffins.
Since the mix has saffron and cardamon, you get that typical Indian Sweet Flavour in the Muffin. I should have baked it directly in a mini muffin but I over calculated the filling and did in a regular liner. Anyway the muffin turned out very soft and with the right amount of sweet. As the mix has sugar added, you will have to be careful with adding it.
Badam Mix Muffin
Ingredients Needed:MTR Badam Mix - 1/2 cup
All purpose flour - 1/2 cup
Condensed Milk - 2 tbsp
Baking powder - 1 tsp
Butter, melted - 1/2 cup
Milk as required to mix the batter
Almonds, chopped for garnishHow to make the Badam MixIn a bowl, take the badam mix and flour, mix in the baking powder. Whisk well.Then add the condensed milk, melted butter. Add milk by teaspoon to get a dropping consistency batter.Line a muffin tray, fill in to 3/4th of the cup liners, then top with chopped badam.Bake in a pre heated oven at 185 C for 15 mins, then at 175 C for 7 mins.Let it cool before digging in.
All purpose flour - 1/2 cup
Condensed Milk - 2 tbsp
Baking powder - 1 tsp
Butter, melted - 1/2 cup
Milk as required to mix the batter
Almonds, chopped for garnishHow to make the Badam MixIn a bowl, take the badam mix and flour, mix in the baking powder. Whisk well.Then add the condensed milk, melted butter. Add milk by teaspoon to get a dropping consistency batter.Line a muffin tray, fill in to 3/4th of the cup liners, then top with chopped badam.Bake in a pre heated oven at 185 C for 15 mins, then at 175 C for 7 mins.Let it cool before digging in.
Sending this to my Kid's Delight, themed on Nuts and Legumes for a Lunchbox Friendly dish
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Priya Suresh says
Very interesting use of Badam mix, muffins looks absolutely fabulous.. Brilliant Valli.
Pavani N says
Brilliant idea to use MTR badam mix to make muffins. Muffins look amazing and they must have tasted heavenly.
Varadas Kitchen says
I have never seen the badam mix but almond flavored muffins with saffron and cardamom sounds really good.
vaishali sabnani says
My daughter has been telling me to bake Indian flavoured cup cakes but some how can't get out of the chocolate ones...now this surely motivates me.
Srividhya says
Great idea to use the instant badam mix 🙂
Usha says
This is a nice way to use up the badam mix. I see at the store. May be I should pick up a pack next time. Muffins look great.
Padma Rekha says
This is superb Idea Valli I like badam milk, I used chopped badam in cakes but badam milk powder gives a wonderful flavor right
Harini-Jaya R says
Great idea to use the Badam Mix.
The Pumpkin Farm says
i love indianised flavors in cakes and cookies and this one fits the bill, lovely recipe...am going to try
Manjula Bharath says
Wow such an awesome idea of using badam mix to make this rich and moist muffins !! looks fabulous !!
Jayanthi Sindhiya says
Great idea!!! Love the slight golden colour on the top of the muffins..
Sreevalli E says
Beautiful idea of using the badam mix. Yummy muffins.
veena krishnakumar says
That is a great idea!!One more eggless bake