So this is the last picnic post! So far we had Dulce De Leche Muffins and Spelt Cheese Straws, and now: Cassis Mini cakes (or muffins).
Cassis is actually french for black currant, which is the less famous sister of the more popular red currant. Both are quite tangy and go perfectly with white chocolate.
You could pretty much use any kind of berry but I like this combo the most, and they always please a crowd- always.
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Ooops... they sunk
Cassis White Chocolate Muffins:
(make 18 regular)
2 ½+ 1 tbsp flour
1 cup sugar
1 tbsp baking powder
1 tsp salt
75 gr butter
1 1/3 cups milk
3 eggs
1 tbsp vanilla extract
200 gr black currant (cassis)
100 gr chopped white chocolate
Streusel:
2 tbsp sugar
50 gr butter
3 tbsp flour
Preheat oven to 180°c. Line muffins pan with paper liners or butter/oil the pan.
Beat sugar and butter shortly, add eggs and vanilla mix to combine.
In another bowl mix flour and baking powder, add 1 tbsp of flour to the black currant and stir so all are coated in flour. Add the dry mixture and milk alternately to the wet mixture. After batter is smooth add the chocolate and berries.
Mix all the streusel ingredients to get a crumbly consistency. Pour batter into cups and top with a little bit of the streusel mixture.
Bake for 25-30 minutes.

These look SOOO good, sunken and all ;)
ReplyDeleteYummyyyyy... Hey, most of my baked cakes sunk too! I tried many suggestions by foodies..still the same problem. :-( You managed to solve it?
ReplyDeleteThanx Jennifer :)
ReplyDeletePixen: Well my problem was not the cake sinking but the fruit in it, and as you can see they sunk to the bottom instead of being nicely distributed in the cake.
Cassis and white chocolate must be such a perfect combo! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI kind of like how the blueberries sank to the bottom! It remindes me of treats/yogurt where the good fruity stuff is at the bottom!
ReplyDeleteThese look lovely!
ReplyDeleteI'm SO jealous!! I wish we had black currants here. The muffins look fantastic!
ReplyDeleteOh, man as soon as I saw those black currant my mouth started watering. I almost never, ever see black currant but love them so! I have to eat them as a jam, which, come to think of it would be good swirled into this cake.
ReplyDeleteLove the color those produce. Looks wonderful.
ReplyDeleteYum. Love the sound of these flavours, and your presentation is great too. Wonder why the silly things sunk. Maybe you need to strew them over the top after putting the cake mixture in the cups?
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