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    Home » Baking Tips

    How To Make Your Own Muffin Cases

    Published: Apr 13, 2020 · Last Modified: Feb 25, 2021 by Emma · Leave a Comment · This post may contain affiliate links ·

    I’ll be sharing with you How to Make Your Own Muffin Cases so that the next time you want to bake delicious muffins, you won’t be caught short. Easy to follow step-by-step photos show you just how simple to is.

    How to Make Muffin Cases

    Have you walked to your baking cupboard then fist pumped in the air when you take out all of the correct ingredients for that perfect Banana Muffin. You have everything you need- hoorah! And then your face drops when you realise YOU DON’T HAVE MUFFIN CASES. Aaaah. You could bake the muffins in the cupcake moulds...but then you run the risk of them sticking. Is it worth the long round about trip to the shops just for the cases. NO! Make your own!

    These home-made DIY cases are the perfect alternative. If you have baking paper (greaseproof paper) hiding out in one of your drawers, bingo, you have your solution! And the best thing is, it’ll take you ten minutes at most.

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    STEP BY STEP INSTRUCTIONS

    1. Cut the baking paper into four squares, about 15cm each side.
    2. Spray each square with water.
    3. Place square over the cupcake mould hole and press a glass down gently.
    4. Leave the paper and glass for five minutes and remove the glass.
    5. The muffin liners are now ready to fill with your batter.
    How To Make Your Own Muffin Cases
    1. Cut the baking paper into squares
    DIY
    2. Wet each square of paper
    Craft activity
    3. Place paper square over a cupcake mould and press a glass down gently
    How To Make Your Own Muffin Cases
    4. Leave the glass pressed down for five minutes and then remove glass
    How To Make Your Own Muffin Cases
    5. Muffin liners are ready to fill with the batter.

    As you can see it’s really simple to make these liners. Make sure the sides rise above the height of the cupcake mould so that you can fill the liners deeply with batter. You’ll have yourself some beautiful, large and voluptuous (!) muffins before you know it!

    For some exceptional muffins for your newly made cases, check out my Banana Chocolate Chunk Muffins

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