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We’ll also share some great muffin recipes from Cherry Pecan Muffins to Banana Chocolate Chocolate Chip Muffins. And don’t miss this week’s special jams to go with your muffins. Get great gourmet jams for only $2.95. Plus get all the equipment you need for great muffins: A professional grade muffin pan at 40% off, a pastry blender, mixing bowls, and more—all on sale. And for when you are in a hurry, pick up these wonderful muffin mixes. Happy baking.
Get a free gift Choose a free gift with your $25 order: barbeque tongs, a biscuit and donut cutter, egg and mushroom slicer, or a Burger Buddy. The Secrets of the Dome When you walk in the bakery, you see these attractive, high-domed muffins. A bullet-shaped top seems to be the goal of muffin making. Well, you can do that at home—make muffins that look like they came from the bakery. How to Mix Muffins If you want to be the consummate muffin maker, you need to understand the two mixing methods for muffins: the creaming or cake method and the muffin method. The creaming method will make a more cake-like muffin and the muffin method a more bread-like muffin. You can switch back and forth between these methods. When a recipe calls for the creaming method, by melting the butter and mixing it with the liquids, you can use the muffin method. By switching from oil to butter, you can use the creaming method. The Muffin Maker’s Sale Here’s your chance to get everything that you need for great muffins—at savings up to 40%!
Catch these great mixes and save!
How to Remove Your Muffins from the Tins
1. Use a good quality tin, preferably one with a nonstick finish. Old, worn, tins don’t release as easily. Never burn dinner again! Get this Never Fail Electronic Thermometer and Timer. This nifty device does the thinking for you and tends your meat while you are busy. Select the kind of meat you are cooking, select how done you like it, and turn it on. It will read the present temperature, the target temperature, and send you an alarm when your food is done. No more opening the door and sticking and probing. No more lost heat making your kitchen uncomfortable. It's accurate and efficient. It’s a clock, timer, monitor, and thermometer all in one. It works for meats, breads, BBQ’s, crockpots, deep fryers and more. Never buy baking spray again
Refill Mr. Mister as needed. You’ll never have to buy another. You’ll save time and money with this environmentally friendly way of spraying your favorite cooking oils. Sour Cream Rye Muffins
These are really great muffins--flavorful and moist, yet mild. They're spicy and sweet and your guests will never guess there's rye in the recipe.
It’s peach season. If you have a couple extra peaches, treat your family to these peach muffins. They are light and airy with nuggets of peaches buried within and topped with a brown sugar streusel. Get this Mandoline Slicer and Grater for only $9.49
This muffin is scrumptious, our favorite chocolate muffin. The bananas give it a tender moistness and the nuts and chocolate chips are just right. This may be a little indulgent for breakfast but we’re sure they won’t go to waste.
This recipe is very similar to the peach muffin recipe. Again, they are light and airy but are studded with maraschino cherries and topped with a brown sugar streusel.
This week buy these gourmet jams for only $2.95
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Now
you can make high-domed muffins like the bakery. In this issue, we’ll
tell you the secrets. Plus we’ll tell how best to mix muffins and
how to remove them from your muffin pan without having them crumble. If
you bake muffins, save this issue.
Save
40% on a professional grade muffin pan
You
may have a struggle trying to get your muffins from the tins without tearing
them apart. Here’s help:
Vegetable
oil in an aerosol can is a wonderful invention. You use it all the time
to spray baking pans, cooking pans, and more. Mr. Mister is an even better
invention. Use it just as you do your aerosol cans. Just fill Mr. Mister
with your favorite vegetable oil and pump the cap to pressurize. You have
your own aerosol can without the propellants, alcohol, or additives. 
“Why
are you baking rye muffins?” Merri Ann asked. I was looking for
a hearty, whole grain muffin that would work as a breakfast muffin, maybe
with eggs and bacon. Merri Ann was picturing rye bread with caraway seeds.
If you leave the caraway seeds out, your breads and muffins will be mild-flavored.
Streusel
Topped Peach Muffins 
Use
this nifty kitchen tool to slice, grate, or shred your vegetables and
fruits, even meats. Cut perfect cucumber slices, grate carrots and much
more. You get four different cutting attachments—seven functions
in all. The ridges in the base allow you to mount your slicer to cut or
grate directly into a pan or bowl. 
Cherry
Pecan Muffins 
What
a great chance to stock up on your favorite gourmet jams. These are true
gourmet jams, the best that we have found. Compare at $5 to $6 per jar.