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Wright's Baking

Apple Streusel Muffins

No, this is not a spelling error with regard to an Apple Strudel! A Streusel is from the German verb streuen like our English word strewn. In baking, a streusel is a crumb topping baked on top of muffins or cupcakes – modern versions allow
Apple Streusel Muffins

Step #1

METHOD (Makes 12): Place the cake mix, mixed spice, ground cloves, milk and vegetable oil into a bowl and mix to a smooth batter, beating for 1-2 minutes.

Step #2

Add the apples and mix until evenly dispersed. Line a standard 12 hole muffin tray tin with muffin cases.

Step #3

Divide the mixture between the 12 muffin cases.

Step #4

For the "Topping", rub the butter into the 75g of cake mix. (Don't worry if this starts to stick together).

Step #5

Mix in the sugar pecan nuts and ground cinnamon. Divide the topping mixture between the 12 muffins by sprinkling on top.

Step #6

Bake in a preheated oven 190°C (375°F, Gas Mark 5) for 20-22 minutes until firm to the touch.

Why it works

No, this is not a spelling error with regard to an Apple Strudel! A Streusel is from the German verb streuen like our English word strewn. In baking, a streusel is a crumb topping baked on top of muffins or cupcakes – modern versions allow spices and chopped nuts to be included in the Streusel as we have – to create these deliciously different cakes. Deb the Bread

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