Makes about four dozen muffins. 12 ounces Kellogg’s All-Bran cereal 1 quart buttermilk 1/2 cup raisins 4 cups flour 5 teaspoons baking soda 2 teaspoons salt 1 cup oil 1 1/2 cups sugar 1. In a large ...

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.

Holly Stewart of Auburn, Pa., was looking for her mother’s old bran-muffin recipe. She thought that it was possible that it came from an All-Bran cereal box many years ago. Kathy Birke of Fayetteville ...

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 ...

Here’s a great way to add fiber to your diet and enjoy fresh baked goods for breakfast. I love the taste of these muffins warm with a cup of light-roasted coffee and fruit. The recipe is simple and ...

Most recipes rely on just a few ingredients—many of them pantry staples—and can often be made in one bowl, minimizing kitchen cleanup. Plus: Muffins can be easily baked ahead of time, making them a ...

I developed this recipe as a way to use my homemade applesauce and the remains at the bottom of a box of raisin bran that no one wants because they turn to mush in milk. You might want to add more ...

Good health and good eating are central to Kirsten Backhaus-Smith's life. Those elements combine in her recipe for Healthy Bran Muffins. The muffins are, indeed, healthy, reflecting the interest ...

OK, I’ll just say it — I’ve never been a fan of bran muffins and usually try to steer clear of the baked goods altogether. Despite the long praised healthy aspect of these muffins, it’s really just ...

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.