Bran muffins have always been the Debbie Downer of breakfast. Even when they’re not being categorically written off as dowdy and boring, someone is villainizing them as, essentially, liar health food.

When I first started baking on my own at age 11, my recipe resources were limited. I had my mom's copy of "The Joy of Cooking" plus a bunch of recipes I found on the backs of bags and boxes: Nestle ...

This post originally appeared on Food52. Bran muffins have always been the Debbie Downer of breakfast. Even when they’re not being categorically written off as dowdy and boring, someone is ...

Preheat oven to 400°F. Spray each cup in a standard 12-cup muffin/cupcake pan with vegetable cooking spray. Whisk flour, sugar, baking powder and salt together in a medium bowl. Set aside. In a large ...

Food blogger Adrianna Adarme explains why her bran muffin recipe makes this breakfast option more hearty and moist than normal in a full post on the Fresh Tastes blog. Place a sifter or sieve atop the ...

“We’ve made over the bran muffin using maple syrup for delicate sweetness, plain yogurt for moisture, and two forms of bran (cereal and wheat) for structure and fluffiness,” Stewart wrote on Instagram ...

Gently sweetened or sugar-free sweets have become one of the most requested items at bakeries and restaurants, at least in urban settings. I understand why. We all need less sugar in our diet. Still, ...

Bran muffins have always been the Debbie Downer of breakfast. Even when they're not being categorically written off as dowdy and boring, someone is villainizing them as, essentially, liar health food.