Notes
  1. These can easily be individually wrapped and frozen.
  2. A 3¼” ring will yield about 10 muffins and a 3½” ring will yield 8 muffins.
  3. There are several ways to cut muffins. If you fork it open it will have those famous nooks & crannies which of course are great at holding all that butter you might want to slather on them. But you can also slice them with a knife if you plan to make say, eggs benedict and want a flat surface to mound things onto.
  4. I have pretty much always forked mine but as I said there are advantages to both ways.
  5. If you have a rather straight fork it helps as a curved fork takes a little getting used to splitting evenly.
  6. I love these buttered, slathered with cream cheese, capers, lox or smoked salmon, a slice of tomato, and raw red onions rings and lots of fresh cracked pepper. Oh Baby, Oh Baby.
  7. These also make terrific individual mini pizzas, a pretty good burger bun, good under the chicken, tuna, ham, or shrimp salad with melted cheese on top. (Think they call that a melt), and of course classic eggs Benedict which has many different variations of its own. I’ll bet you can come up with lots of ways to use them.