What to do with English Muffins?

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  • r69hammer
    r69hammer Posts: 7
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    I want this!!
  • ladyrider55
    ladyrider55 Posts: 316 Member
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    Mini PIzza's are so tasty! Gosh I haven't made one for a long time, I'm hungry and I don't have any :sad:
  • BerryH
    BerryH Posts: 4,698 Member
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    I have an English muffin-top. Wish I knew what to do with that. :blushing:
  • PlayerHatinDogooder
    PlayerHatinDogooder Posts: 1,018 Member
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    Use them as knee pads.

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    ^^Or get your photo taken with them.
  • toutmonpossible
    toutmonpossible Posts: 1,580 Member
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    Good-quality sardines? A teaspoon of warmed up pesto?
  • blondageh
    blondageh Posts: 923 Member
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    I make mini pizzas at least once a week. So low cal since you only use 1/2 the muffin for each one. I like green peppers and olives on mine. You can even throw in some pepperoni if you want since it only takes a couple slices to cover the muffin.
  • MrsDanner78
    MrsDanner78 Posts: 107
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    I have made turkey burgers and used an english muffin instead of a bun.

    OMG, LOVE this idea!
  • MrsDanner78
    MrsDanner78 Posts: 107
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    I need some new ideas for what to do with my English Muffins. I mostly use them for breakfast, but have also used them to substitute for bread in sandwiches, as it helps me portion control. I've made a PB, honey and Banana sandwich, french toast, BLT, and an egg breakfast sandwich.

    I'm curious as to how English Muffins are a substitute for bread.

    Because they're not actually MUFFINS... they're like little round, holey pieces of bread... lol
  • rileamoyer
    rileamoyer Posts: 2,411 Member
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    top each half with a little tuna (mixed with plain yogurt), sprinkle some shredded cheese on them. Toast in oven.
  • Sarah0866
    Sarah0866 Posts: 291 Member
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    They make great mini-pizzas. Toast, top with pizza sauce and cheese (and whatever toppings you like), then broil until cheese is bubbly.

    Sounds yummy!
  • just_fur_luck
    just_fur_luck Posts: 141 Member
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    I need some new ideas for what to do with my English Muffins. I mostly use them for breakfast, but have also used them to substitute for bread in sandwiches, as it helps me portion control. I've made a PB, honey and Banana sandwich, french toast, BLT, and an egg breakfast sandwich.

    I'm curious as to how English Muffins are a substitute for bread.

    Because they're not actually MUFFINS... they're like little round, holey pieces of bread... lol

    Right. "holey pieces of bread..."

    I've decided to use Jif as a substitute for peanut butter.
  • salcha76
    salcha76 Posts: 287 Member
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    use tomato paste instead of pizza/marinara sauce.....throw on grilled eggplant & parmesean, fresh basil, YUM! Pick any ethnic theme & go with it....spanish, italian....jewish:) good stuff!
  • GnomeLove
    GnomeLove Posts: 379
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    I toast them, put cream cheese on them, and then make a turkey, cheese, tomato and chive sandwich.
  • NovemberJune
    NovemberJune Posts: 2,525 Member
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    my main uses for english muffins :)

    avocado and egg sammies
    chicken burgers
  • sherisse69
    sherisse69 Posts: 795 Member
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    AGREE WITH THE EGG AND AVOCADO! A friend introduced me to this! So, so good :)
  • doowop713
    doowop713 Posts: 268 Member
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    They make great mini-pizzas. Toast, top with pizza sauce and cheese (and whatever toppings you like), then broil until cheese is bubbly.

    Oh this sounds yummy!!! I am going to try this.
    Thanks!!

    Me too! Mmm!
  • dawningr
    dawningr Posts: 387 Member
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    toast, top with avocado, tomatoes
  • mazdauk
    mazdauk Posts: 1,380 Member
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    I need some new ideas for what to do with my English Muffins. I mostly use them for breakfast, but have also used them to substitute for bread in sandwiches, as it helps me portion control. I've made a PB, honey and Banana sandwich, french toast, BLT, and an egg breakfast sandwich.

    I'm curious as to how English Muffins are a substitute for bread.

    Because they're not actually MUFFINS... they're like little round, holey pieces of bread... lol

    I think you've confused muffins with crumpets.:ohwell:

    A muffin is torn in half (don't cut it, it ruins the texture) before toasting, a crumpet is a single serving (and has holes in it). Also a muffin is very similar in texture to bread, whrea a crumpet is chewier.

    I wouldn't call it a substitute for bread, more an alternative (like a bread roll is an alternative to slices from a loaf). Just like chicken is an alternative to steak, but a mushroom is a vegetarian substitute (if you get my english pernickitiness).
  • yinkyo
    yinkyo Posts: 78 Member
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    google up some recipes...


    I am curious why you would even ask this? It's like you're trying to eat them often. Why? did you buy a 6 month supply? If you don't want to eat them don't buy them.
    I do eat them often, and I LOVE them... hence looking for other ways to incorporate them. I'm not a big bread type of person, so finding more ways to use this one "bread" item I like just seems smart.

    I have tried googling it before, it's how I got the french toast recipe, but, getting healthier, delicious recipes from real people is a route I prefer, plus now they are all compiled into one thread i can refer back to often.

    To the person asking if I use a whole grain version, I do, it's Aunt Millie's brand. They're so delicious, soft, fluffy, and perfect size ^_^
  • jofjltncb6
    jofjltncb6 Posts: 34,415 Member
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    In...

    ...because english muffins are bread.

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