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How should I make sure that the peanut butter is fully incorporated when I mix the batter?
To make sure the peanut butter is fully incorporated into the batter, you can start by warming the peanut butter slightly so that it becomes more lubricated and easy to mix. Then pour the peanut butter evenly into the batter and mix well using a whisk or mixer until the batter becomes smooth and free of peanut butter particles.
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How much heat should I use and when should I flip the muffins when frying them?
When frying peanut butter muffins, you can choose medium to medium-low heat to ensure that the muffins are evenly heated without burning too quickly. When bubbles appear on the top of the muffin and the edges begin to dry out, you can use a spatula to carefully flip the muffin and continue frying until the other side is golden brown.
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How can I tell when a peanut butter muffin is browned?
To determine if a peanut butter muffin is cooked, insert a chopstick or toothpick into the center of the muffin. If it comes out clean and free of adhesion, the muffin is cooked. In addition, observe the color of the surface of the muffin, when both sides are golden brown and fluffy, it is also a sign that the muffin is cooked.
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