A bigger muffin
Sue divides the batter into 10 or 11 muffins for generous portions and nicely domed tops.
A sweet start to a slow morning
Bright lemon flavor, a soft crumb, and a buttery streusel finish.

Brunch worth gathering for
These muffins get their bright flavor from lemon sugar: lemon peel processed with sugar to release its fragrant oils. A light streusel topping adds a little crunch without weighing down the tender crumb.
Recipe by Sue Moran of The View from Great Island.
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The source describes a lemon-sugar muffin batter and a light topping made with flour, sugar, and butter. Its supplied excerpt does not include the complete ingredient list or quantities, so those measurements are not reproduced here.
For the exact shopping list and measurements, use the original Lemon Muffins recipe.
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Make them your own
Sue divides the batter into 10 or 11 muffins for generous portions and nicely domed tops.
Readers report success adding blueberries or poppy seeds, substituting avocado oil for vegetable oil, and using a 1:1 gluten-free flour blend.
The source notes that these muffins freeze well. Jumbo muffin tins can also work, with additional baking time.
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