From: KIMFIE
On Nov 4, 2002
These are very tasty. A great recipe! I added 1/2 cup chopped walnuts & an additional 1/4 cup of sugar as we prefer our muffins a little sweeter. I made them in mimi muffin tins for the kids which I baked for 12 minutes.
From: Sudie
On Dec 6, 2002
Boy did the house smell good when I made these! I added about a half cup of walnuts, otherwise followed the recipe exactly. Another beautiful way to get oatmeal into my DH! Just delicious!
From: KristinB
On Nov 8, 2002
Delicious!! I didn't have enough orange rind for 2 tsp, but otherwise I followed the recipe exactly. I had to beat everyone away to make sure we had enough left for breakfast--they are addictive!! I'll be making these often!!
From: Denny2
On Mar 10, 2004
Quick, easy, delicious and kid approved - what more could you ask for? The only change I made was to use 3/4 c. canned whole cranberries in sauce, as I didn't have any fresh ones.
From: seddiafoster
On May 26, 2004
I dearly love cranberry muffins and was very excited to try this recipe. They smelled so good when I took them out of the oven and I could hardly wait for them to cool off a bit before tasting them. Pure heaven. I had to use thawed frozen cranberries and that worked well. They had a moist and tender texture that I liked. Thanks for posting this recipe.
From: tappies
On Dec 20, 2002
Terrific! I added chopped walnuts but otherwise followd the recipe, using organic low-fat yogurt. Quick to assemble. I agree that they are better on the second day - the flavors come together very nicely with the extra time and they retain their moisture.
From: danlynclark
On Dec 9, 2003
These were really good. I made them with walnuts, and fresh cranberries. I upped the sugar a little aswell to offset the cranberries. I also sprinkled a little sugar on top before baking, they came out looking great.
From: Gato Volando
On Mar 30, 2003
I have been on a search for the perfect muffin and these get close. I have made them with both raisans and cranberries, plus I usually add chopped almonds or pecans as well. I use this now as the basis for my muffin experiements.
From: BayLeigh Ann
On Jan 14, 2005
This muffin has a very light texture. Next time I'll add another 1/4 cup of white sugar, vanilla or maybe almond extract. Thanks for the recipe.
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