5-minute Cake
- Easy
- 55 min
- Kcal 595
These 5-minute muffins from Emilia, tucked away in northern Italy, really show how easy and quick baking can be. In Emilia, people love recipes that work for busy days, and these muffins are perfect for that. You just grab the basics—flour, eggs, butter—and toss in some chopped walnuts and almonds for that classic Emilian touch. And here's the thing: you can throw everything in a mixer, and in just five minutes, the batter’s ready. Seriously good. You end up with a batch of moist muffins that give off a fragrant aroma the second they hit the oven. It’s the kind of smell that fills the kitchen and makes you want to sneak one before they’ve even cooled. For anyone into quick muffin recipes or just wanting something homemade without the fuss, this one is super reliable.
Some say these muffins taste even better the next day, but to be honest, they don’t usually last that long. They've got a soft, almost tender bite, and the nuts add a little crunch. Really, really good. You’ll find locals in Emilia enjoying them with their morning coffee, making breakfast feel a bit more special. It’s no wonder these easy muffin recipes keep popping up on kitchen tables across the region. The best part is how adaptable they are—sometimes folks swap in hazelnuts or even throw in chocolate chips when they’re feeling creative. Pretty simple. Whether you’re after fast muffin recipes for a quick breakfast or just want something sweet and homemade, these muffins really hit the spot. With those golden tops coming out of the oven in just a few minutes, it’s hard not to feel impressed with what you can pull off so quickly. Even those who say they can’t bake find that these simple muffin recipes are a total game changer for busy mornings or last-minute snacks. So, next time you need a quick treat, remember these super tasty muffins from Emilia and enjoy the taste of Italy right at home. **Can't go wrong.
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To prepare the 5-minute muffins, pour the all-purpose flour 1 and baking powder 2 into the bowl of a mixer fitted with blades. Also add the almonds 3,
the peeled hazelnuts 4, the brown sugar 5, and the half teaspoon of salt 6.
Finally, add the diced butter 7, the 3 eggs 8, and the grated zest of one lemon 9, taking only the yellow part.
Once all the ingredients are in 10, close the mixer 11 and blend everything until you get a creamy, smooth, and homogeneous mixture 12.
Place the muffin liners in a muffin pan and use a spoon to transfer the batter inside, not exceeding 2/3 of their capacity (13-14); you should distribute about 2.3 oz of batter per liner. Bake in a preheated static oven at 340°F for about 25 minutes; always do the toothpick test and once cooked, remove from oven 15 and enjoy your 5-minute muffins!