Pumpkin Cream Cheese Swirl Muffins
Pumpkin Cream Cheese Swirl Muffins: moist spiced pumpkin muffins are topped with sweet cream cheese that melts into them as they bake and only take 30 minutes!
Pumpkin “season” is quickly coming to a close with it’s last big day on Thursday. I am already morning it’s loss.
I decided I had to end this season with a bang — so I made a double batch of these Pumpkin Cream Cheese Swirl Muffins.
I absolutely love every thing pumpkin flavored and I am not ready to put it away for a whole year.
To be honest, I always buy a couple of extra cans of pumpkin and hide them in the pantry for a fun surprise during the Summer.
It helps hold me over till Fall comes around again!
I even bought the girls their own pumpkin book: Big Pumpkin.
I stumbled across this book the other day on amazon while searching for new books for them and I had to order it.
My Mom read this book to my sister and I every year growing up and it is one of my favorites. I still remembered all the words!
But I guess Fall really is coming to a close and it is time for me to start getting ready for Christmas.
Sure, I am super excited for everything gingerbread and all of the many Christmas cookies…but can’t I still have everything pumpkin flavored too?
These muffins are reminiscent of my Pumpkin Nutella Swirl Muffins.
I obviously have a love of making swirl muffins (I also have a recipe for banana nutella swirl muffins!).
It’s almost like having a cupcake for breakfast…but for a bonus, they self frost themselves as they bake. Gotta love that!
These Pumpkin Cream Cheese Swirl Muffins are simple enough to put together and take 30 minutes or less to make.
The sweet cream cheese on top adds a ton of flavor and I love how pretty they look.
I liked these muffins best served at room temperature or slightly chilled.
Heck, I even eat them boiling hot out of the oven and burn my mouth every single time!
If you feel like going crazy, you can also swap the pumpkin puree for mashed sweet potatoes for a different spin.
I have done it a few times when I was out of pumpkin and was craving these glorious little muffins.
If you love these Pumpkin Swirl Muffins, here are some other FALL recipes I know you will love:
Pumpkin Sour Cream Coffee Cake
Sweet Potato Cream Cheese Bundt Cake
These Pumpkin Cream Cheese Swirl Muffins are my favorite pumpkin muffins ever.
You start with a super moist spiced pumpkin muffin and top it with swirls of sweet cream cheese that melt into the top as it bakes.
The whole family LOVED these muffins and they were all gone in a couple of days.It was actually pretty impressive how many muffins two little babies could eat! 😉
And if you don’t believe us, just read all the reviews! This is one of my most popular Fall recipes ever!
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Pumpkin Cream Cheese Swirl Muffins
Ingredients
Muffin:
Cream Cheese Swirl:
Instructions
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Nutrition Information:
Yield: 18
Serving Size: 1 muffin
Amount Per Serving:
Calories: 200 Total Fat: 10g Trans Fat: 0g Cholesterol: 5mg Carbohydrates: 28g Fiber: 2g Sugar: 18g Protein: 3g
These are so pretty!! And I’m sure just as tasty, too 🙂
Where do I find the full recipe?
Click the “read more” and scroll down. You’ll see it then
Can you use pumpkin pie mix instead of the purée?
I made these with pumpkin pie filling. I just eliminated the 1 cup of granulated sugar and they turned out perfect.
Is it necessary to omit the sugar?
I’m so glad you posted about eliminating the whopping cup of sugar! Thank you!!
thats what I want to know!!!! wheres the recipe???????
would love to have this reciepe
Could I make some of these without the cream cheese swirl?
Could I use gluten free Flour as a substitute? I’ve made them the other way but I have a gluten intolerance and my sister in law is completely gluten free!
I just made these and I used a gluten free flour. Now if paid attention and bought pumpkin spice and not pumpkin extract, lol, it’ll be fine. I even used olive oil instead of veggie oil.
Hi Mandi! Yes, many people have made them with flour substitutes successfully. I recommend Pamela’s Gluten Free All Purpose Flour, but whatever you commonly use should work!
these muffins were not so great. the batter was easy, but baking was not. they were burnt on the outside but raw on the onside. the cream cheese topping is eggy and kinda rubbery. love the taste of the pumpkin part, but i was still raw.
overall, i would not recommend this.
I had the same issue, crispy on the outside very raw on the inside!
Next time omit the egg yolk in the cream cheese
I just made these today…only thing I changed was switched the veg oil to avocado oil….they turned out fabulous! No problem inside or out. Maybe your oven is too hot??
I made these and found the cream cheese part stuck to the roof of your mouth and the whole muffin was very dry. Eat four between the two of us and threw the rest in the garbage. Planned to give them away but didn’t have the heart to force them on someone else. I’m a better cook than that.
This is definitely a symptom of a too hot oven. I do special occasion cakes and had this problem after my oven knob broke. After repair it didn’t line up right so I now use a metal meat thermometer inside the oven to monitor temperature. Just because your knob says 375 doesn’t mean that’s what temp your getting! As for eggy and rubbery- rubbery will happen when a delicate dairy based item is over cooked. Eggy usually happens when a recipe calling for just egg yolk gets too much egg white thrown into the mix. The yolk doesn’t impart that much egg flavor, it’s more for richness, texture, and setting ability. Whites are usually what cause the eggy flavor (seen in cloud bread). I hope that helps!
Thank you for posting this. Many times I have seen someone put their heart out there by posting recipes they have created only to have someone make simple errors and blame the recipe. Why can’t people Just be nice? Personally, I look forward to making this!
Can i use cinnamon instead of pumpkin spice
The end of pumpkin season? There’s no such thing 😉 These muffins are so gorgeous. I’ll have to make a batch soon!
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Do you think these would freeze well?
Probably not because of the cream cheese swirl top. Sorry!
Yes they freeze wonderful
Actuallythey do
I’m positive that they will freeze fine! I have cranberry orange cream coffee cake slices in my freezer right now. I froze them individually on a tray first then put them in a freezer bag and removed as much air as possible and put them back in freezer. You can take a slice or two at a time and close it back up! Same with the muffins and cupcakes. Let them thaw at room temperature. Do not heat to thaw. I hope this is helpful. 🙂
Hi! I’d love to get your cranberry orange cream coffee cake recipe if you wouldn’t mind sharing? Thanks!
I LOVE CRANBERRY AND ORANGE COMBINATION How could I get that recipe as well?.
Looks like I want your recipe too!
Or do you have a link posted already?
They actually freeze Very well. And taste even better chilled. More cheese cake like.
Oh my!!! These were moist and delicious!!! That you for a wonderful recipe!!
A question, will I get the same texture if I fold in the cream cheese mixture with the batter?
If you stuff it in the middle of the muffin (pour in half batter, add a scoop of cream cheese mixture, then top with additional muffin batter) it will still be great. But I would not recommend stirring the cream cheese into the batter.
Just made my first batch by stirring it in, just made a batch I put it in in the middle it works better in the middle you can still see it:) thanks for your suggestion
I just made these (and I plan to give a bunch of them to the guy I’m dating), but I gave a few to my neighbors also, and they loved them! Of course, I had to do a quality assurance test, and they are really great. 🙂 This is a keeper recipe (I found it on Pinterest, by the way). Thank you so much!! Happy 4th!
So glad everyone liked them Joanna! 🙂 Also happy to hear other people like to eat pumpkin all year like me!
I am making a double batch of these but ran out of muffin liners do you think I might be able to use the rest of my batter and put it in a small loaf pan instead of muffin tin??????
When you said whisk and beat, did you use hand mixer of just hand whisk?
You can really do either. I do it by hand with this recipe usually because it’s easy to mix.
Can this be made in a cake pan 13×9???
I just made this recipe and instead of muffins, I made two loaves. I’m sure it would work as a cake too. Delicious!
For the cream.cheese mix is it just the egg yolk or the whole egg?
Two things I love to bake pumpkin and cream cheese…can’t wait to try them!!!
In the muffin batter, it’s two whole eggs. In the cream cheese mixture, it’s just 1 egg yolk. Hope this clarifies! 🙂
What would happen if I put whole egg in with cream cheese
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Made these today with sweet potatoes and added cinnamon and nutmeg, and awesomely amazing! Thank you!
So glad it worked with sweet potatoes too! Great idea!
Great to hear the sweet potatoes worked well…I’m going to give it a try! Thanks!
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This recipe looks great! I plan on making it into small loaves instead of muffins. I’ll just need to change the baking times a bit. Thank you!
Let me know how it turns out into loafs. I want to do the same same thing. But not sure on the cooking time.
Me too, what was the cooking time?
If you could see my eyes right now, you’d see that they’re a cream cheese and pumpkin swirl of love and excitement for fall foods. For real, I’m obsessed with these! So perfect!
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Made these bust now. My house smells amazing! They look amazing!
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Could you substitute applesauce instead of oil, and would the amounts be the same? Can’t wait to try them!
Hi Laurie, yes it probably would be ok to substitute apple sauce in these. I have not tried it, so please let us all know how it turns out if you try!
I have a batch I the oven right now substituting applesauce for the oil. Will let you know how it turns out. Can’t wait to try/share these.
Kelli – How did they turn out with the applesauce in place of the oil? Thanks!
Did these do ok with applesauce?
Any word on substituting with apple sauce? … Would coconut oil also work instead??
I use PURE COCONUT OIL in any recipe that calls for oil>>Much healthier!
Can I subsuite a box of pumpkin cereal for the can of pumpkin
Hi Pat, no that would not be an acceptable substitute.
Is pumpkin spice the same thing as pumpkin pie spice?
Yes ma’am! 🙂
Since I did not have pumpkin spice in the house, I made my own with cinnamon, ginger, allspice & nutmeg. Google to proper measurement.
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Just made these So wonderfully moist.
Awesome! So glad you enjoyed him!
Made these for breakfast this morning. They were delicious and so pretty. This recipe is definitely a keeper! I’m gonna share them with the neighbors as I don’t dare keep them around here!
So glad you enjoyed them!!
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Oh my gosh – I just made these tonight (one of those late-night baking adventures) and they’re AMAZING! And really pretty easy! I only have one regular muffin tin and not much patience so I made some regular muffins and a ton of mini muffins! The mini ones turned out great as well and are a fun bite-sized treat. Thanks for the recipe!
I am so glad you liked them Margaret! Love the idea of the mini muffins! 🙂 Thanks for taking the time to come back and leave a comment on how they turned out for you!
Jessica, what is the yield on this recipe?
About how many muffins does this recipe produce? 18 or 24?
I’m making them for an office party and I want to make sure I make enough.
Do these need to be refrigerated? Wanted to mail some to someone and wasn’t sure if they would be ok.
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Can you give me the nutritional vales of these? My daughter wants to make them for school but she must submit that too.
Hi Dawn, I do not do nutritional values since it highly depends on the brand of products you use. However, you can use Spark Recipes Recipe Calculator to help you. It’s not 100% accurate, but it will give you an idea. To be 100% accurate, you will need to add up all the nutrition according to the products you use.
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Can Splenda be substituted for the white sugar?
Yes, you can use whatever artificial sweetener you would like. I would recommend Swerve brand over splenda though as it’s closer to true sugar flavor.
Just made these and used Splenda Blend and Splenda Brown Sugar Blend. Use 1/2 as much as the real sugar/brown sugar. They turned out really good
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I didn’t have any pumpkin pie spice,so I used all spice instead. They turned out great.
Glad to hear it Sandy!
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I just made these last night they are really good better than cupcakes
Awesome! Thanks for taking the time to come back and leave a comment on how they turned out Jennifer!
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It’s a beautiful fall day and I’ve got these babies in the oven right now. The house smells amazing and I’m sure my girls will love these muffins as their lunchbox treats for rest of the week.
I baked these pumpkin cream cheese muffins this morning. After letting them cool, I enjoyed a muffin with a cup of coffee. They are delicious, moist and very easy to prepare. I can’t wait for my daughter to come home from school. She will LOVE the muffins, too!
So glad to hear it Julia!!
Does anyone by chance know how many calories are in these?
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Hi! Just wanted to let you know that I made these today for my office, and everyone loved them!! Super easy and so moist and flavorful. Everyone asked me for the recipe!
Thank you so much!
Yahoo! Love to hear that! Thanks Alyssa!
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Made these and mine looks just like yours. Yay! I know I’ve done it right if it looks like the original bakers’ pic. They taste ahmazing! Thanks so much for this delicious recipe!
Yay! So glad to hear they were a great success!
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Do you have anymore recipes like this one I really enjoy making these enjoy pumpkin but I like to try something other than pumpkin I was just wondering if you have any things similar without pumpkin they turned out so well let me feel like I actually can bake
Hi Jennifer! So glad you enjoyed these! You can see all my other muffin recipes here: https://thenovicechefblog.com/category/muffins/ I have a few other swirl type recipes.
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Can this recipe be made in a loaf plan and sliced and served as a bread?
I would imagine so! Do the knife doneness test to make sure it’s done though.
I have not tried it myself, but have had other readers try it with great success. If you do try it, please comment back and share how it turned out and how long it took to bake!
Do I need to use all-purpose flour?
I want to make these for family and co-workers ASAP.
Use a/p flour.
Yes, that is the flour I recommend.
Is there a print OR readable version of this recipe?
Thank you, Jessica.
Hi Rita! Yes there is! Right by the recipe is a little printer button. Click it and it will take you to a plain black and white page with just the recipe for easy printing.
In the oven baking now….just curious…I had batter left for maybe one more muffin. And cream cheese mixture for several more…my thrifty soul hates waste…anyone else have this issue?
Make the muffins bigger next time and distribute all the cream cheese evenly.
Did you end up with small muffins?
Hi Carole! Sorry about that – you can absolutely add more of the cream cheese mixture next time. You can even add a little dap to the middle of each muffin and on top if you would like!
You don’t specify how many muffins this makes. 6? 12? It would be nice to know, as in any recipe it has how many servings.
It says makes.18 up top on the recipe 🙂
Recipe states 18. Top left corner.
Hi Sue, the yield for all my recipes is right at the top of the recipe under the name. This particular one makes 18 muffins.
I just made these this morning. They are very tasty. It didn’t show the amount of muffins on my view either but I did get 18. Must just be a glitch on some peoples views. I also had to bake them for an additional 6 mins so total bake time of 26 mins. Could just be my oven though.
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These pumpkin swirl muffins look amazing. This is the first year I have baked with pumpkin – I’m English and I could only previously get cans from Amazon. Having just re tested a batch of doughnuts, which will be posted tomorrow I am now head over heels, save me from myself, in love with pumpkin in my bakes. I cannot wait to make these. Brilliant post.
Could I use a pumpkin pie filling instead of pure pumpkin purée ?
I used the same thing and this came out great (just cut back a wee bit on the veg. oil to compensate.)
Hi Ally, if you use pumpkin pie filling you need to cut back on the sugar and spices used. There is no oil in pumpkin pie filling, so I would not cut back on the oil.
I made these tonight and they look so beautiful and taste just as good! Amazing. Love this recipe! I added a cream cheese swirl in the middle and on top! My whole family loves them. Thank you for this recipe. This is definitely a recipe that I will make again and again!
Awesome! So glad you enjoyed it Lori!!
I am allergic to eggs,what would you use as a substitute?
I made a batch of this recipe and another for my daughter and vegan friends by simply adding Ener-G foods egg replacer (keep in mind it’s generally good to double the recipe for “eggs” since they aren’t real and you don’t want your muffins to be dry.) Good luck!
http://sheknows.com/food-and-recipes/articles/955371/baking-without-eggs
Check those out as options for replacements. I have heard good things about using applesauce and flax seeds.
Sounds delicious but recipe not showing up.
The recipe is at the bottom of the post. If you are on mobile trying to view the recipe, make sure you click the “read more” button at the beginning of the post.
Will it make a difference if I prep these in the tin at night, and pop them in the oven in the morning? Want to make sure I don’t mess them up!
Yes, the muffins will be dense and not rise as much because the baking soda will no longer be as active.
I was curious as to cooking time for mini-muffins? Anyone made these in a mini-muffin tin?
If you wish to make them as mini muffins, I would recommend you start checking on them around the 10 to 12 minute mark.
These look so delicious – I want to try these for sure. They seem like the perfect Fall snack!
Thank you for such a great recipe! I am NO baker, so your post that includes a tutorial and walk through recipe made it quick and simple for even me to make and still be enjoyed by everyone.
Glad to hear it Beth! Hope you enjoyed them!!
Love this recipe! I forgot to buy pumpkin but have fresh butternut squash i cooked and Puréed. I’ve made it my substitute for pumpkin pie! Nobody knew until I told them!
Love it! They are also great with sweet potato!
These looked so good, I had to try them. I halved,the recipe and made 12. I subbed for gluten free flour and they are puffy and delicious! I’ll be making these again and again.
Wonderful!! Love hearing successes with making things gluten free!
PLEASE HELP. CANNOT FIND THE RECIPE
The recipe is at the bottom of the post. If you are on mobile trying to view the recipe, make sure you click the “read more” button at the beginning of the post.
I just made my first batch the inside wasn’t cooking but the outside was. When I took them out they flopped. What happened?
Hi Diane, I wish I was in your kitchen to help figure out what went wrong. I would double check your baking soda and make sure it is still good.
I messed up…realized I put egg white instead of egg yolk into cream cheese mixture…..what will happen? Nervous because these are for a picnic for a group tomorrow! Guess I could make again….have the ingredients. Thanks. 🙁
Hi Susanne! I hope they will still turn out ok, but I am not 100% sure as I have not tried it. Hopefully they were still delicious!
can you sub out the real sugar for stevia or another one?
Yes, I would recommend Swerve as it’s a good 1:1 replacement for sugar.
Thank you sooooo much for this recipe, I made this and it was AMAZING!!!
So happy to hear it Amy! Thanks for coming back to comment!
Just made these and they are amazingly delicious! Do you know how long they will keep out on the counter for? Like how many days before they go bad?
I prefer to store them in the fridge because of the cream cheese topping, but then again I am in the South and it’s boiling still. So I keep them in an airtight container in the fridge. They are good for up to 5 days after baking!
Oh, and I just let warm up a little at room temperature before I eat them. 🙂
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Excited to try! Can you tell me what size of measuring cup you are using in the video? Muffins never turn out easy and when I use a measuring tool I never have enough batter for a whole batch! #newtobaking #dontjudge
Turn out even**
Hi Hilly! Instead of using a measuring cup amount, I recommend just making sure your muffin tins are filled 3/4 of the way! Each muffin tin can be a different size, so what might work in my muffin tin will not be best in yours.
Hi just curious I’m planning on making these Sunday afternoon for a work party Monday. I’m so excited to make them as they look amazing and the reviews are great. I was just wondering what do you think I should do with the muffins until Monday. Are they ok to sit out? Or should i refrigerate overnight? Thank you!
Dana, I would store them in an airtight container in the fridge over night and then they would be ok at the office for the day at room temp as long as they are eaten that same day! 🙂
How much is one 15 oz can in measuring cups? I don’t have a kitchen scale and I’d like to use the extra pumpkin I have in the fridge.
it’s a full can
I get that it’s one can. I’m saying I have some pumpkin puree in a tupperwear in the refrigerator and I’m not sure how many cups of pumpkin to use in this recipe
Nevermind, Google to the rescue. Almost 2 cups of pumpkin are in one 15 oz can
i made it last night… i ate it while its hot and so delicious and even more delicious this morning. thank u for the wonderful recipe.
This recipe looks delicious! I can’t wait to try it. I’m interested in adding flaxseed for additional fiber but I don’t do much baking so I’m not sure how much to add or how it will effect the end product. Any tips? Thanks!
HI Morgan, I have not tried adding flax seed, so I do not have any advice. I would recommend trying a little at a time and seeing how it goes. Good luck!
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So I am making these in loaves instead of muffins. I doubled the recipe so it made 4 loaves, and I put them all in at the same time. as for the bake time like so many have asked. I started checking them at 30mins, but ended up going and extra 10 to 15 mins. So in total 40 to 45 minutes for baking loaves. So of you only make 2 loaves I recommend start checking at 30mins.
Thanks for sharing the baking time for loaves!
Just made these and oh so yummy! The only problem I had was that the cream cheese mixture did not seem to “swirl” well even though I definitely swirled them… it all kind of stayed on top so there is no swirly effect, just white topped muffins LOL I am going to try another batch but putting the cream cheese mixture in the centre as one of the other commenters suggested 🙂
Im having a problem pulling up a recipe the pumkin cream cheese muffin
Just made these and they’re delicious! My swirls didn’t come out very well but still tasty! I also added mini chocolate chips to the pumpkin batter because I love chocolate chips with pumpkin! Thanks for the recipe!
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I made mini loaves instead of muffins, but I followed the recipe AND instructions exactly. I cooked them longer because they were loaves and not muffins (maybe 35 minutes), but they came out awful. Dense, not cake-like, taste terrible too. Any idea what went wrong?
Hi Sara, I wish I did, but since I am not in the kitchen with you I am not sure. Someone commented directly below you that they made the recipe into 2 loaves and baked them for 40 minutes and they turned out great. Wish I knew what when wrong!
Just made these into 2 loaves. Turned out wonderful. Took about 40 min. in my oven to get done. Used a small cookie scoop to put the cream cheese on top both of them and swirled with a knife. Look real pretty also.
Awesome! Thanks for sharing the cook time, will help others when they are looking to bake loaves!
I’m not a huge fan of pumpkin but these sound delicious. Can I substitute canned yams or sweet potatoes for the pumpkin?
Yes!
Is that really 1 TABLESPOON of vanilla extract in the mix?? I’ve never used that much extract in anything!
Hi Kairyn, yes I use 1 tablespoon of vanilla extract. You can adjust it down for your personal preference, but that is what I use.
These turned out great! The only thing I would do differently next time is not use paper cupcake liners. I would just grease my muffin pan and this would make the swirl process a lot easier. I had the problem of my cupcake liners caving in on me when I went to swirl in the cream cheese. Otherwise, I Loved these! So yummy!
Ugh! I had them in the oven for 25 minutes and they were still not baked through. Almost raw. What did I do wrong????
Hi Natalie, I think your oven must not be heating enough or you made super big muffins? In 25 minutes these muffins should definitely be cooked through!
I notice in the video you use a measuring cup for the pumpkin mix to fill the paper cups. What size do you recommend to achieve the dome shape?
My standard rule of thumb is to fill the muffin cup 3/4 full to achieve the dome shape. It depends on the size of your muffin tin, but in this video I used a standard muffin tin and use a 1/4 measuring cup.
I just made these and immediately ate two while still hot lol is the cream cheese supposed t turn cakelike simce there is egg in the mix?
No, the cream cheese top should be similar to a thin cheesecake type texture.
Why can’t I get the recipe? I see the ingredients, but no directions.
Hi Karen! Not sure, the full directions and ingredients show up for me on multiple browsers and my phone? The directions are right below the list of ingredients.
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Did everyone use the paper baking cups? I usually forgo because of sticking!!
Making them for my daughters 40th birthday, added crushed pistochios to the top! So delicous.
These are so easy to make and came out beautiful. They are so moist and full of flavor. I froze some and they were still perfect when they were thawed. I am going to put them in baskets as a gift for my guests on Thanksgiving.
Thank you for sharing how they turned out after being frozen! Glad to hear they froze so well!!
Why can I not get a recipe only a video with no amounts, very annoying. Pumpkin cream cheese swirl muffins
Hi Lynn, the recipe is posted in full at the bottom of the post (right above the comments) with an easily printable recipe as well.
Just made these- fabulous fall treat! I used my standard sized muffin pan, FOIL baking cups and got 24 perfectly sized muffins. I had just enough cream cheese filing too.
THANK YOU for the recipe using 8 oz of cream cheese (not 6 oz of an 8 oz container) and a WHOLE can of pumpkin. I don’t know how many recipes I’ve come across that use 1/2 c pumpkin or part of a package of this or that- then I’ve got to figure out what to do with the rest of it.
I also want to say I made these using Namaste Gluten Free all purpose flour and they turned out perfectly in 20 mins.
Sometimes we don’t have a choice and have to use only part of a package of something, but I try really hard to make my recipes use a whole can or package when possible!
So glad you enjoyed these and they turned out great with your gluten free flour!!
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These muffins are AH-mazing!!! My 1 year old twin girls love them! They open and close their fingers and reach out “asking” for them when they see me bringing the muffins to the table. Thank you for sharing this wonderful recipe! It’s going to be our go-to pumpkin muffin recipe for Fall! BTW, Your girls are beautiful!
Yay for twins!! I’m glad you hear your girls enjoyed them as much as mine do!!
Loved these. Husband doesn’t like pumpkin anything but he loved these. Thank you!
Glad we were able to convert him to the pumpkin loving side! 🙂
These look so yummy! In Canada the amount of pumpkin in the can is in milliliters. Could you let me know how many cups I should use?
15 oz is just a hair under 2 cups of pumpkin!
I made these to take to work, and to make them healthier, used white whole wheat flour, substituted unsweetened applesauce for the oil, cut the sugar in muffin back to 3/4 cup, and used light cream cheese for the swirl mixture. They were awesome and so moist!
Glad to hear the swaps worked well! Thanks for sharing Kim!!
Just making theses muffins now.i swirled in the cheese mix. Looks really cool, can’t wait to eat them. Recipe was so easy to follow. Thank you for sharing the recipe.
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I just made my first batch. My muffins are huge. Lol. I used the tulip shaped parchment paper muffin liners. The swirl process was really easy because these liners don’t really touch the top sides. I also baked mine for about 27 minutes because of the size. Well my husband heard the timer, he’s digging in now.
Hope you both liked them Kim! 🙂
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Hi, I just made them & made a mistake & put the whole egg in. Will they still turn out? Also I used the 250g cream cheese & found out I have a whole bunch left over. Was I suppose to use 1/2 of the 250 g pkg.? Can I use the rest of the cream cheese in something else?
Hi Barbara, sorry I do not know what will happen with a whole egg. I imagine they will still turn out ok, but I can’t guarantee it. Hope you enjoyed them!
Hello, I’ll be making these yummy pumpkin muffins Saturday night in mini cupcake pan. Would the cooking time for mini muffins be the same as the big ones? Or should I use my judgement on when they are done.. Everyone including the kids love pumpkin.. Please let me know before Saturday night. If I don’t hear from u by then, I’ll use my judgement when done. Little bite size would be great for the kids.. Thank you for these delicious desserts..
Hi Tamara, No the cooking time will be shorter with mini muffins. Keep an eye on them and test them with a toothpick to know when they are finished baking!
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Hi! You use pumpkin spice in this recipe…. can I use pumpkin pie spice instead?
I’m not sure if they are the same.
I used pumpkin pie spice (I assumed that is what she meant) and they are fantastic.
Hi Tonya and Kristine! Yes! It’s Pumpkin Pie Spice, sorry out of habit I call it Pumpkin Spice (what I grew up calling it).
Glad you enjoyed them Kristine!!
Make them tonight. VERY tasty…..must eat another. Thanks!
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Hi my husband is diabetic so I was wondering if you know how many carbs are in the pumpkin muffins.I made these muffins and they are fantastic. Thank you for sharing
Hi Cheryl, I do not know the exact number of carbs. However, many people have emailed that they have had success using alternative sugar substitutes to help cut down on carbs/sugar. Hope you enjoy them!
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I don’t want to be a hater, but I was really disappointed with how these muffins turned out. I love pumpkin bread and pumpkin roll, and these just weren’t that good. They taste actually quite bland and lame. I need to put butter on them to make them taste better. I followed the recipe exactly and was disappointed with my results. I think more cream cheese is necessary.
With a whole can of pumpkin, 1 giant tablespoon of pumpkin spice and 8 oz of cream cheese in 18 muffins I am not sure how they would taste bland. But, we all have different tastes! Sorry you didn’t enjoy them like the rest of us!
Could I use honey or maple syrup instead of sugar?
Can you substitute something for the veg oil?
When I made these, I used 1/4 cup coconut oil and 1/4 cup Greek yogurt and they’re perfect
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Really disappointed :/ I just tried making these and everything was working out great. However, even after 40 mins of baking they are still undercooked in the middle. Jessica – when you measured 1 & 3/4 cup of flour, did you just scoop the flour out or did you sift it into the measuring cup? That’s the only thing I could think of that might have gone wrong…
Hi, I am sorry to hear that. I am not sure what could have gone wrong. I did not sift my flour.
Thanks for your response. After some research, I think it had to do with the fact that I used a food processor to mix it. I didn’t think it would make much of a difference since I mix crepe batter like that all the time, but I guess it must have overworked the batter in this case.
Hello, what can I substitute brown sugar for?
You can use all regular sugar if you prefer.
You can make your own brown sugar by using 1 cup of granulated sugar to one Tablespoon of molasses. You have to mash the molasses into the sugar really well and I just use a table fork. It may take a while but much cheaper and I always make mine this way now that I found out about how to make it. I have heard you can do powdered sugar in sort of same way but use 1 Tablespoon of corn starch although I have not tried that yet. I did try a blender to mix in the molasses but found the fork method better. Blender or food processor makes sugar too fine. Also, did not like results as well. Try it and see what you think.
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I made these today and they turned out great! I got 16 muffins but could have gotten 18 if I had made them a little smaller. I found it helpful to make a little well in each muffin before spooning in the cream cheese mixture so that it did not flow over the top while baking. I also started out using a wooden spoon to mix the cream cheese, but ended up using my electric mixer to make it creamy and smooth!
For the spices, I used 1 and 1/2 tsp cinnamon, 1/2 tsp allspice, 1/2 tsp ginger, and 1/4 tsp nutmeg. I used 1/4 cup of oil and 1/4 cup Greek yogurt, and cut the sugar in HALF. Baked for 22 minutes and they were perfect. Sprinkled some cinnamon on top of each one just because 🙂
I made these tonight and they do come out pretty. But what can I do to make the cream cheese topping taste stand out? As it was, I already failed at the beginning of the process because I didn’t buy pumpkin spice and bought pumpkin spice extract, lol. However, they still tasted ok, but I feel like the cream cheese topping was lacking. I even put a dab in the middle and put a dab on top. I did use loaf pan that you can make a few mini loafs. Help!!
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I love love this recipe and the muffins bake up so moist and yummy!
This year I decided to make it into a loaf…… long story short it didnt work. The middle never got done, even after over two hours. I am sure next time using a loaf pan world be ok, just need to be split up batter in 3 or 4 smaller loaf pans.
I am going to try this in a few days and report back how they came out.
I tried to make a Pumpkin Cream Cheese but i have failed. Now, with this tip, i will try again! Thank you!
I made these today! They tasted great except my tops were really pretty when it came out of the oven and then it deflated into a crater, not sure what happened! For the cream cheese I spooned some on top and then swirled it into the batter, maybe that affected the tops somehow…
Also the muffin really stuck to the paper liner, I’m going to try it without liners next time. I also used 1/2 the cup of sugar and it was just right.
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I made these and they did not rise very well, I did not use canned pumpkin, I used pumpkin puree that I made myself. I followed the recipe for baking the pumpkin and then used the puree in this recipe. Any suggestions?
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Wow! I’ve never had muffins so moist and tasty! This recipe is a keeper.
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Just made these and they were amazing!! a couple things. a little too much spice for me but I am not a huge fan of pumpkin spice so that is just me everyone else loved the spice and I would also cut back the sugar in the pumpkin mix..to 3/4 next time. a tad bit of a sugar aftertaste. but those are just my personal likes. Make these you wont be disappointed!
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I just made these, gluten free plus added 1/2 cup chopped almonds, 1/2 cup vanilla whey protein powder, 1/2 cup Greek plain yogurt & 1/3 cup ground flax. Delicious & will be great for breakfast!
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This is fantastic! Not only tasty but so quick and easy to make.
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Hi,
Do you have the conversion to gramms or ounces for this recipe. I’m in the UK and can’t find an accurate conversion.
Thanks so much – can’t wait to make these, they look delicious x
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Are these muffin size or cupcake size
I make these as standard muffin tin size.
These pumpkin muffins sound great, I’ll make them for sure. Your girls are so cute and getting so big! I make this kind of muffin using chocolate cake batter, cream cheese, sugar, egg yolk and chocolate chips. I put the cream cheese mixture in the middle of the cupcake, they are delicious. So……good!
O M G! Sooooo good! I have just officially opened my pumpkin spice season with these muffins mmm… They are so good. And even though I cannot get some of the goods here in Denmark (we don’t have pumpkin spice (I know! My fellow countrymen are missing out on so much) or canned pumpkin), so I have to make everything from scratch, it was so easy to make. Thank you!
So when I made a practice batch they ended up turning out mushy (like pumpkin pie consistency instead of muffin consistency). Would you recommend adding more flour to it?
Hi Nicole, they definitely shouldn’t be that texture. I lean towards either them being taken out of the oven too early and the center not have baked long enough, or your active ingredient has gone bad.
Would you adjust the baking temp or time when making jumbo muffins?
Hi Janet, I would keep the temperature the same, but expect them to take longer to bake. Keep an eye on them as they bake and they should be fine.
These are wonderful! I am lactose intolerant so used vegan cream cheese from Trader Joe’s. They still turned amazing. I will be making these many more times this pumpkin season.
So glad to hear that Sara! Thanks for sharing how those changes worked out for you!
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Any advice for high altitude baking on these? I made them tonight and while they taste great they don’t look nearly as lovely as the photos here. I am at 6000 ft. For high altitude baking I usually add a little more flour and liquid (in this case the extra egg white) and raise the oven temp 15 degrees. The muffin part turned out ok (though it does stick to the liners) but the cheese top just sort of cooked into the batter; it also bubbled out onto the pan. I should note that I used marscapone instead of cream cheese too. Any advice you have is welcome! They do taste good, just lacking that cheesecake sort of top I was hoping for.
Hi Lynne! I wish I had a good answer for you, but having lived in the South my whole life I do not have any experience with high altitude baking. If you find the solution, I would really appreciate if you would come back and share what worked for the other high altitude bakers!
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I’m not really a fan of pumpkin, but man these muffins look fabulous! Next I’m headed over to check out your pumpkin nutella muffins 🙂
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These muffins are horrid. I guess I’m back to improvising because following this recipe wasted a good hour of my morning and disappointed the kiddos.
Best muffins ever! I made these for a Fall bake sale at my church and attached a card with the name & my number and now I have 14 orders for these muffins! Thanks for the recipe
Hi,
Do you have the conversion to gramms or ounces for this recipe. I’m in the UK and can’t find an accurate conversion.
Thanks so much – can’t wait to make these, they look delicious
Hi Jessica!
This recipe is amazing!! I did it last year and everyone loved them. I’m doing them again to share with some friends this week.
I wanted to ask you if you think it will be okay to do all the recipe but use half of it to bake 9 for one day and the next day I use the other half to bak the other 9? Do you think it will turn right??? I wanted to split the recipe so I bake them fresh the night before instead of keep them in the fridge.
Please let me know. Thanks!!!
Hi Maria! Sorry, the batter doesn’t sit well, they will not rise as well as they do fresh. However, I personally think these muffins store wonderfully in the fridge (just let them warm up a little on the counter before serving them)!
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MOIST!! YUMMY!! Perfect fall muffin (or anytime). I made these just now (I used a HEAPING tablespoon pumpkin spice, but I like the extra spice). Instead of regular muffins, I used my mini muffin pan. This recipe made exactly 48 mini muffins and used all the pumpkin filling and cream cheese frosting. I greased the pan with Baker’s Joy (I love this stuff!!!). I baked the mini muffins for 12 minutes total and let them cool in the pan 10-15 min. They popped right out without sticking. They are definitely better cold, but I had 2 while still warm, I just couldn’t wait. I took half to work and froze the other half for an upcoming baby shower brunch. To freeze: cool muffins completely at room temp, about 30 min. Cool additional 1 hour in refrigerator. Then freeze at least 2 hours. I then wrap in Glad brand press and seal plastic wrap, removing as much air as possible. Double wrap in aluminum foil. Place in resealable freezer plastic bags (Ziploc). I keep muffins and cakes like this in the freezer up to 3 months. When ready to eat, remove from freezer and let come to room temp on counter. Or let thaw in refrigerator overnight. I’ll do this because they are so good cold. Thanks for the great moist muffin recipe!!
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Question: It does not say what size muffin tins. Regular or jumbo size. Will definitely make a difference in time and temp
Hi Nancy, regular muffin tin size. Not jumbo.
What size muffin tins are used? regular or jumbo?
Hi Nancy, regular muffin tin size. Not jumbo.
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Hi! I made these last night, but they were flat as soon as I started to cool them. Am I suppose to add baking powder to the recipe?
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Made exactly as directed. 18 amazing muffins are the result! I would really recommend making the cream cheese mixture as soft as possible for easier swirling. Mine was thick and didn’t swirl easily but they still turned out SO beautiful. Thank you for the recipe!
I made these as muffins first and they were wonderful. Just made using 2 loaf pans with the same recipe and oven temperature. Changed the cooking time from 20 minutes to 40 minutes and they turned out perfect. This is a great recipe!
Thank you for sharing how it worked for you as loafs!
I made this into a pumpkin bread instead of muffins. It was wonderful, but I did make some substitutions:
1.25 cups of white sugar just seemed like an excessive amount of sugar to me, so I omitted it completely and used 1/3 cup pure maple syrup instead. I also cut the vanilla in half and added 1 tsp of cinnamon in addition to the pumpkin pie spice. Whipped cream cheese instead of regular cream cheese made the swirl extra fluffy. I also subbed coconut oil for the vegetable oil. My pumpkin loaf required about 3 times the suggest cooking time, and I’m thinking it was because of the extra liquids, and that it was densely packed into one tin, rather than spread out into muffin tins. But, it was the best pumpkin bread I’ve ever eaten, and my husband enthusiastically agreed. 🙂
I’m a bit confused, I made these today and wondered if the inside was supposed to be like a pumpkin pie? I was expecting a muffin texture, but both the mini cupcakes and regular ones were not cooked through. Sides and top were, but under the cream cheese it was more like a pie texture! I love pumpkin breads, muffins, but not pie!! Not sure if something went wrong??
Thanks!!
Hi Leslie, they should not be pie texture, I believe your muffins were undercooked. I would bake them a couple of minutes more next time!
Mine are still in the oven and we’re going an in hour. I followed the recipe to the dot. Is there anything you’d recommend ?
HI Saira, they definitely shouldn’t be baked for an hour. If your oven is at 375°F, I can’t imagine them taking any longer than 25 minutes max even if your oven is a little cooler than it says.
These are amazing!! I’ve made them twice in the last week and already can’t wait to make them again. Definitely my new favorite pumpkin treat!
Love, love, LOVE these! They are the best ever! And I’m not a pumpkin girl (more sweet potato) I’ve made them twice and brought them to work. They were gone in a matter of minutes. Everyone loved them and wanted the recipe. Thanks for sharing!
I’m a big comments/reviews reader, so I almost didn’t make these due to one or two negative comments. I’m not great in the kitchen. I followed this recipe exactly and these muffins turned out amazing! I made a batch for us, my son and I enjoyed one; then I made another batch to give away. My bake time was about 7-8 minutes longer. Thank you for sharing this delicious recipe!!!
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Hello Jessica,
Do you think this recipe will fit a bundt cake pan (25.5cm in diameter and 8.5 cm in height)?
And the temperature would be the same but increasing the time?
Thank you!
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Made these today turned out absolutely amazing.
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Hi! I want to pin this recipe, but there is no icon that allows me to The Pinterest icon at the top takes me to the main website for all of your recipes, but usually there is a separate Pinterest icon that links up to that specific recipe. Any help would be appreciated! Thank you!
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Do you have the Nutrional Info for these……Calories, Fat, Carbs, Protein, etc…?
Hi Elizabeth, no I only provide recipes – I am not a nutritionist and nutritional info can vary greatly with the brands you use. However, I recommend using Spark Recipes recipe calculator to figure out the nutritional info of your recipes. Good luck!
If I wanted to make these GF what flour would you suggest I use to replace the regular flour?
I have not made this recipe with gluten free flour, but have had great success with Pamela’s gluten free flour blend in other recipes. Maybe try theirs? Good luck!
Hi! These look amazing! Could you use almond flour instead?
Thanks!
Hi Susan! I have not tried them with almond flour. I would recommend slowing adding the almond flour and going by texture with the batter and trying to achieve the same batter texture as in the video. Good luck!
Made these today and they turned out awesome, followed the recipe exactly, but I did add a streusel topping before baking and they were delicious!
I just made these and my question was
What did you do with the left over cream cheese? It looks to delicious to throw away but i had quite a bit left over. And recommendations?
I do not usually have any leftover cream cheese – I swirl it all in. Next time you can always add some to the middle of the muffins if you don’t like putting as much on top.
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These were absolutely amazing, so moist. Absolutely perfect!!
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Just made these today and they are amazing! How many was the recipe to make? I did 12 large ones, and they baked beautifully! If yours are to done on the outside and raw in the middle, it could be your oven or your muffin tin. DO not use the coated ones like teflon, that just makes it burn. Good ol fashioned pan!
When I make them I make 18 standard sized muffins!
I made these today! They came out perfect! Definitely a do-again! My kids and husband loved them too.
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How many muffin is this recipe suppose to make. I don’t see it listed anywhere.
I want to make a batch for friends.
18 standard sized muffins!
Made this last night, and they are delicious. I had no trouble with the recipe, everything came out perfectly. Next time I am going to add middle layer of the cream cheese in the muffin as well as the top. Thank you for sharing this!
So glad you enjoyed them – thanks for taking the time to come back and comment!
Approximately how many muffins should this recipe make?
18 muffins!
You need to correct your recipe! Write the ingredients in the correct order. You need to switch vegetable oil and flour.
Could you make these with the cream cheese on the inside, would they still bake up good? These are absolutely delicious, just thought for a different look I might try doing it that way.
Yes you can! They just aren’t as pretty. 😉
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Mine didn’t rise. Hmmmm. Was baking with my nine year old no t sure if we’d made an error.
Hi Marti! May be a baking error or your rising agent has expired!
How many muffins is this supposed to make? I might make them for a class, but there are 26 of us including the professor.
I get 18 muffins out of this recipe!
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OMG, I love everything pumpkin and just baked these, they’re to die for 🙂
Thank you for the amazing recipe, simple and delicious and I made these with fresh pumpkin purée I made yesterday
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Can I use homemade frozen purée instead of canned pumpkin? If so do I use the same amount?
Yes! As long as it is the same consistency of canned pumpkin (meaning your puree is not super watery) it will work perfectly!
Thanks for sharing! How long do they keep?
If stored in fridge in airtight container, for up to a week.
Could I replace the oil with butter? How would that affect the recipe?
I would recommend sticking with oil to keep them moist, but you can use melted butter if you would like.
Just made these and they are amazing! I love a lot of your recipes but these top the list. So Delicious. Thanks for sharing:)
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Is pumpkin spice the same as pumpkin pie spice?
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Can you freeze these? My daughter loves pumpkin and i would like to make some for her to take home.
Looking forward to making your muffins
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Just made these and they turned out amazing! I think I beat the cream cheese to much though because it was not as thick as yours. I didn’t end up using all of it because it was just to much. Next time I will make sure it is thicker. Thank you for recipe…it is definilty a do again this season!!
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I made these last thanksgiving for the first time. They’re fantastic. Made them several times since. For Halloween I’m making at least 3 dozen to share with neighbors. Love them
I made these muffins yesterday they are YUMMY.
is there a way to make these gluten free??
These were delicious! I substituted 1/2 cup coconut flour and 1 1/4 cup gluten free flour for the flour. I also used 1/2 cup coconut sugar to replace 1/2 cup of white sugar. I used olive oil instead of veg oil as well! Turned out great and GLUTEN FREE!
These are my new fall favorites! They are delicious! Can you freeze them?
I personally haven’t tried freezing them. Let us all know how it turns out if you try!
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Can you add a strusel topping to these?
Of course you can! You may like this recipe better if you want pumpkin streusel muffins:
https://thenovicechefblog.com/2018/10/pumpkin-streusel-muffins/
Wow! These muffins are the very essences of Fall! I made them tonight and they are so very moist and the pumpkin flavor is really prominent. I baked them in cute little paper cups to take to my Bunco group. Can’t wait to share.
A keeper recipe for sure! I can’t wait to make them for sure. They look so delicious . Thanks for sharing…
Can I use apple sauce or extra pumpkin puree instead of oil? Maybe I’m crazy but i swear I can taste the oil
Yes you can use applesauce if you prefer. It will alter the texture some.
I followed all instruction and have had these in the oven almost 1/2 hour and these still look uncooked on the inside. Any tips??
I would buy an oven thermometer and make sure your oven is heating up to what it says it is. These should be more than cooked in 30 minutes!
Could these be made as jumbo muffins? If so how would I adjust the cooking time?
Hi Gina, yes they can but you will just have to keep an eye on them for baking time. I only make them as standard muffins.
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Love your muffins, we’ve made them 3 times and they were delicious. The last time I used Bobs Red zmill GF Baking Mix and you couldnt tell the difference. Going to try your Banana & Nutella next GF. Great reci0e – Thank You!
Awesome! Thank you for sharing what products you successfully used to make them gluten free!
Great recipe!! Remember that the cream cheese part is like the frosting so itf you’re expecting the top to be as cake-like as the rest, it won’t. They came out delicious and evenly cooked..I did find i had to bake an extra 5-6 mins, 2 mins at a time to make sure toothpick came out clean. Definitely a keeper and easy to make!
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My mouth is watering. I wish this were in front of me.
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Made these but omitted the 1 cup of white sugar in the batter (still used 1/2 cup of brown in the batter and 1/2 cup white in the swirl) and they were delicious. I tried with a little more sugar the first time and thought they were too sweet, but I found this combo to be perfect. Yum!!!!
I want to make this into mini muffins to server the bigger number of ppl at thanksgiving as we have plenty of food. Can you suggest how to reduce the time of baking to make sure those muffin come out perfect?
I would start checking in on them around the 10 to 12 minute mark. They might not be done then, but it’s better to check earlier than too late.
I am 13 and I made these for a baking competition and won grand champion! I was wanting to make and sell these by the batch for a fundraiser. Would you have a recommendation as far as a price? Thanks so much .
wow. these are AMAZINGGGG! will be making every week until the end of fall!
Did anyone have the problem of your muffins not baking all the way no matter how long you left them in the oven? I baked mine for about 30 minutes and they were still doughy on the inside. Maybe I did something wrong, but they didnt come out right. ):
Mine took 27 minutes. I did notice that, when testing with a toothpick, I inserted into the cream cheese and not muffin area initially. That being said, overall they took longer. I thought it was perhaps because I had made bigger muffins. Oh and my oven sucks
Fabulous! These taste as great as they look. Mine did take 27 minutes but I’m quite sure that it’s my oven. I made no changes or substitutions–rare for me. Thank you for the GF comments. I’ll try that next time and there will be a next time!
I followed this recipe to a T and they would not cook properly. I suggest maybe using a bit more flour as the insides of my muffins were runny and undercooked even after being in the over for longer than required. Very disappointed, I was bringing these to a halloween party tonight and thought they would be a big hit.
How do you get the tops to peak like that? Mine are always flat.
Awesome muffins! Very moist, not too sweet, and just perfect….and they even freeze well after baking!
Am planning to use this recipe for one of the cupcakes for my daughter’s wedding cupcakes. I am just going to add a little cream cheese frosting to the tops….will be amazing!
How many muffins do these make?
Hi, could you make these as minis? If so, how long should I bake them? Thanks!
House smelled great while baking! Took a little longer, about 23 minutes. I substituted natural honey and 1/8 cup sugar for the brown sugar. Also subbed cake spice for the pumpkin spice. Turned out good, but not as rich as I was expecting with the cream cheese.
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Made these tonight and used 1/2 cup butter instead of oil….cause everything is better with butter!
Also made them in mini muffin pans….the recipe makes 51 mini muffins, and I cooked them for 11 min which was perfect. Also when putting on the cream cheese topping, I just used a teaspoon and would just scrape off a small dollop for each muffin. All in all….they turned out perfect!…. going to try the cream cheese topping with mini banana bread muffins tomorrow…hope they work out!
Ooops….the recipe actually makes 63 mini muffin….hahaha
I’ve made these muffins several times and they are amazing! They do not last long! I have to hide a couple of them because if I don’t I want get any! I do have a question, can you make them in loaf pans? Hope to here back soon! Again these are the best muffins I’ve ever eaten!
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after reading through all the comments ( which I so seldom do ) I was kinda nervous about how these might turn out. SO that being said, I made some changes. I adore molasses in my pumpkin so I trickled in a couple of tablespoons worth. I also omitted half the oil and put in some homemade chunky applesauce (1/4 cup- ish ) I then added a couple of tablespoons of extra flour to balance out the extra liquid. When it came to the cream cheese , I replaced half the sugar with maple sugar but I’m thinking you could just as easily use a 1/2 t maple extract instead of the vanilla since the maple sugar can be hard to find. Lastly I lowered the oven temp to 365 and baked at 24 minutes. I must say.. absolute perfection !
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Me + These Muffins = Love! So good 🙂
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I made these last night and was very pleased by how flavorful and moist they were! I asked my 5 year old if she’d give the recipe one or two thumbs up, her reply was “56 thumbs up! Delicious!”
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These are freaking amazing! A huge crowd pleaser! My friends absolutely love these!
Is there no egg in the pumpkin part of the muffin?
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These are so yummy! Took them to Christmas party and everyone loved them. While there they had a topping there that I thought i’d Share with you, Butterscotch topping for another dessert. But was also Devine on the muffins. Instant jello butterscotch pudding mixed with heavy whipped cream. Wallala.
My husband is diabetic. I used S plenda instead of the white sugar, sugar free syrup instead of brown sugar, and nonfat plain yogurt instead of oil. They turned out great. Will definitely make these again. Oh, I also added about 1 cup of chopped pecans.
I made this last night and I want to say they turned out fabulous, everyone really liked them and I did too. They were not dry but moist and the cream cheese mixture was good, if anyone makes this and it doesnt turn out, it is not the recipe, its something you did wrong or you oven is not working right. I wish i would have taken a picture but its too late now, they are all gone. I will definitely make this again. Thank you to the person who posted this recipe.
Looks delicious! My entire family loved it, can’t wait to try it :)). Thanks so much for sharing Jessica!
Made these and they were irresistable. So delicious. Thank you for sharing.
I just made these and they are amazing. They are really light and fluffy and the pumpkin and cream cheese flavors were awesome together! Thanks for the recipe!