A picture of a lemon caramel muffin loaf

Lemon Caramel Muffins

In the Kitchen this week I decided to try something a little new and attempted baking lemon caramel muffins. I scrolled upon the recipe from one of my favorite food creators on Instagram, 

Justine Doiron , early Monday morning, and immediately knew how I was spending the day. Initially, I was wary of the lemon caramel flavor combination and I wasn’t sure if it would work but honestly, I am a sucker for anything lemon and the video made it look delicious.

I am notorious for baking hockey pucks instead of cookies but I found this recipe relatively easy. I would definitely try to do a few things a little differently next time (cook the caramel longer and bake for less time) but I was pleasantly surprised with the final product. You can find the full recipe here.

Ingredients

Lemons

Sugar

Salted Butter

Dark Brown Sugar

Eggs

Heavy Cream

Vanilla Extract

All-Purpose Flour

Baking Powder

Salt

Milk

Turbinado Sugar

  1. First, make the lemon caramel. In a saucepan combine sugar, lemon pieces, and butter then cook until fully combined and thick. Pour onto a chilled plate lined with parchment paper.*A picture of lemon caramel
  2. Make batter. Mix sugar, eggs, and melted butter until combined. Add in dry ingredients and milk, and mix until smooth.
  3. Next, add caramel pieces into the batter and pour into a muffin pan. (I used a loaf pan simply because I don’t have a muffin pan). Top with turbinado sugar and lemon zest.
  4. Bake and enjoy!

*Make sure that you cook the caramel long enough, I took mine off the heat too soon and it was closer to a lemon jam than caramel.

The final muffin/loaf was not too sweet with a subtle lemon flavor and the crunchy, lemony topping was so satisfying. I highly recommend checking out the full recipe here next time you have a few extra lemons sitting in your fruit bowl. Thanks 

Justine Doiron for another great recipe!

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