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After finishing the photoshoot for this Blueberry Buttermilk Breakfast Cake, I handed Scott the "sample" piece. He sure didn't argue (a bit) and, after taking a few bites, said, "You've made a lot of blueberry cakes over the years, but I think this one is the best." "Really? I asked, "What makes it so good?". "It's so light and tender", he said, "and it's just bursting with fresh blueberry flavor". That did it. Although I'd already sampled this cake the first time I made it (and I was trying to be "good"), I proceeded to cut a piece for myself too. It's totally his fault.

Around the same time that I bought enough lemons to open up a lemonade stand, I also bought blueberries at the grocery store. What I got was an overpriced package of inferior blueberries. My fault, really, because I know better than to dream about beautiful Maine blueberries at this time of the year; foolishly, I settled for the little itty bitty ones which were available.

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I live right around the corner from Blue Sky and they have completely spoiled me for muffins. My day is made when they have the zucchini/blueberry/cream cheese kind! The owner and staff are delightful.

Made them and they were delicious! A nice change from overly sweet breakfast muffins. I used Bobs Red Mill wheat bran, yogurt and milk, and 1/2 AP and 1/2 whole wheat flour. I just followed the 2 tsp of fruit per muffin and made a variety: mango-banana-toasted coconut, mango-cranberry, blackberry-apple and blueberry-raspberry. The berries were all frozen. They were all great but my favorite might have been mango-banana-coconut (perhaps because they were the most moist?)

I am a huge fan of baking and enjoying the results but recently I have gone off rich, dense slices and cakes. Im sure this love for decadent sweets will return sometime but for now, these muffins were perfect! I made them with a mix of sour cream, natural yoghurt and milk, frozen blueberries left over from my summer job on a blueberry farm and new season apples. They were light and tasty and I found that I could really taste the fruit due to the relatively limited amount of sugar. A perfect mid morning study snack! Love your blog, all the way from Cambridge (New Zealand!)

BTW, thanks again for the amazing recipe. Mine were just as delicious re-toasted this morning as they were last night, which is to say pretty phenomenally delicious. You rock, Deb! (Mine were raspberry/wild blueberry/lemon zest.)

I tried these in the summer, and, no fault to the recipe, but I have decided that I am not a big fan of bran. However, I still had quit a bit left in the bag, so I decided to try again, but with a little experimentation.

I doubled this recipe to make two batches- one for me, one for a family member. All I had was oat bran so I used that. Also used Greek yogurt thinned with a little milk, like you suggested. Used a combo of apple and blueberry. Added a bit of ground flaxseed because why not?

They were so good! Not overly sweet, but yummy and hefty. Not too dense. They rose nicely!

Thanks!

Dark-coloured berries, such as blueberries, are rich in polyphenols (e.g., anthocyanins) and the metabolites of simple phenolic acids, which could contribute to a specific effect in reducing CVD risk factors [15]. Blueberries are very popular among consumers in the United Kingdom [16]. Whole blueberry interventions in both acute and long-term RCTs have shown improvements in blood pressure [17,18]. One recent systematic review and meta-analysis of RCTs also showed that blueberries in freeze-dried forms have been frequently studied for their cardiovascular protective effects [12]. There was also an emphasized need for additional research assessing the effect of processed fruit on health, as fruit in processed forms provides consumer options while reducing costs and food waste in the meantime [19]. Fruit powder, apart from fruit juice, could be an effective method to increase the benefits of fruit consumption, and it is useful to deliver dietary options to the public regarding fruit groups and delivery forms. However, the freeze-drying process for blueberry powder may lead to different levels of bioactives compared to the whole blueberry [20]. Therefore, it is of nutritional interest to test and compare powdered berry against whole berry in an RCT.

The present study supplied either 160 g of fresh whole blueberry (four handful portion, two NHS adult portion sizes) or 20 g of freeze-dried blueberry powder (measured with provided tablespoon; equivalent to 160 g of whole fresh blueberry), or a control capsule with plant-derived fibre microcrystalline cellulose (participants were blinded that this was encapsulated blueberry extract components) to participants on separate occasions for 1 week with a 1 week washout period. Each participant was given each treatment in a random sequence. The random permutation was performed by an online randomisation tool ( accessed date: 1 November 2018), and the blinding of the control treatment was conducted by the researcher (YW) who co-ordinated the intervention.

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Notes of ripe blueberry ripple throughout the sip with spiced pie crust underneath. Rich ribbons of vanilla accentuate the desserty flavors, making each creamy quaff feel like a delicious after-dinner treat!

cant wait to make this soon for me can i use vegan butter / coconut cream and oat milk i never had lemon blueberry quick bread before perfect for my office snacks love your recipes as always brightens up my day everyday after work

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I like make and keeping a variety of jams including blueberry, black berry, raspberry, and strawberry. Making a few different flavors mean I only have to make one big batch of each. By making one big batch of each kind, our family ends up with not only variety, but enough total jam to last all year.

Once the blueberry juice is ready, put it on the stove with 2 teaspoons of cinnamon and 3-4 cups of sugar. The cinnamon is optional, but trust me, you want it in there. It is not over powering and enhances the blueberry flavor to a whole new level.

Blueberry gorgonions should be fed 4x or more a day, and are practically impossible to keep alive if you don't have a dedicated NPS (non-photosynthetic) tank with an automatic feeder and powerfull filtration to keep up with the nutrients. Even then very few have long term success with blueberry gorgonians. It's unfortunate they are so frequently sold at LFS in the first place.

If you've ever baked a batch of blueberry muffins and noticed the blueberries seemed to turn green, instead of purple or blue, that's normal! Keep reading to find out out why blueberries turn green in your muffins and baked goods!

It happens even to the best of them, moist and sweet honey blueberry muffins, made with care and love, but that end up with unsightly green blobs of what should have been pretty purplish blueberries. The taste is the same, but the colour of the blueberries wasn't expected. That, my friends, is anthocyanin's fault. But actually, to be more precise, the pH of the muffin batter also has a role in this story.

The answer is easy: does your recipe have a lot of baking soda, a chemical leavener that you might add to muffin batter with the hopes of giving those muffins lots of oomph and rising powder? When you bake with baking soda, your recipe will also have an acidic ingredient (or two) to react with. If there aren't enough acidic ingredients in your recipe to balance out that alkaline baking soda, then your muffin batter will be basic (alkaline): your blueberry muffins will probably have splotches of green berries, instead of violet, because the blueberries turn green under basic conditions.

If your favourite blueberry muffin recipe yields the best muffins you've ever tasted, but the blueberries end up an unfortunate green, know that it's not the end of the world, but if that green colour bothers you, make a note. In the next batch, consider adding in a little extra vinegar (or buttermilk, or whatever acid that is called for in the recipe) to balance out the extra baking soda, or you could even use a touch less baking soda in the next recipe, and add more baking powder instead. 17dc91bb1f