Cobblestone Muffins

5 from 4 votes

A brunch is coming up and you are to bring something. You want to bring an impressive recipe but you don't know what to make with little time and baking isn't your thing. Don't worry, Cobblestone Muffins will help you through.

Cobblestone Muffins with apple bits, cinnamon sugar, raisins and drizzled with frosting

You look at your calendar. The daughter of your niece's cousin is having a baby shower that you agreed to go to three months ago is tomorrow. You also agreed to bring a dish to the brunch though at the moment you don't remember why.

You have had a busy week and the last thing you want to do is bake something else for someone else. Especially when your cousin's Aunt Susie is going to be there and nothing you ever make is nearly as good as hers. Ever.

Does any of this sound familiar?

I thought it might. After all, we have all been in this situation before. Whether you like to bake or not, sometimes baking can be a chore and not really fun.

What is worse is when you bring something you have worked so hard on just to have it sit on the pretty flower lined plate, alone and uncut. (Aunt Susie's cheesy sausage hashbrown casserole was the first to go. Again.)

I have a solution for you. I have a solution for the alone and uncut recipe you always bring. Make the Cobblestone Muffins. Not only are they easy to make, they are delicious and will be raved about.

I mean really, would you choose a casserole over a cinnamon sugar, apple filled muffin with a frosting glaze?

I think not.

The Process

You can whip up these cobblestone muffins in a hurry and they are practically fool-proof. It starts with store bought biscuits and ends with a 3 ingredient frosting. They take very little time to make or bake and look how impressive they are.

Cut biscuits on a cutting board — Cut the biscuits and peeled apples up.

Simply take canned, flaky biscuits and cut them into bite sized pieces. Chop and peel the apple as well. Roll them into a cinnamon and sugar mixture and place them into a greased muffin pan up to the top of the cup. Layer the apple pieces with the biscuit pieces.

Bake, take them immediately out of the pan and let cool. Drizzle with frosting.

Like muffins? Try: Easy Double Chocolate Chip Muffins

FAQ

Can I add raisins or other fruit?

Yes! You can add raisins, dried cranberries or dates. I would think chopped dried apricots would be good as well.

How should I store leftovers?

I would store leftovers by placing the muffins in an airtight container. They will keep for up to 36 hours or so.

Can I use homemade biscuits instead of store bought?

I haven't tried it. I would think store bought would be best but if you try it, let me know!

📖 Recipe

Cobblestone muffin on a white plate with white drizzle on top.

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5 from 4 votes