The other night, Jerome and I were really craving something sweet but we had hired the second season of Offspring and were too enthralled to spend ages cooking something. So, I made up this '2 minute vegan microwaveable chocolate muffin' that takes 30 seconds to prepare and 1 minute 30 seconds to cook. The amazing thing about this muffin is that there's no mess as you make it all in a mug. Yes that 's right! You add all of the ingredients into a mug, stir well and cook a single muffin. You can serve with fresh berries, vegan cream, vegan custard, a sprinkling of icing sugar etc... It is an amazing, quick vegan chocolate muffin. Woo! I also like to poke one or two pieces of dark chocolate in the centre of the muffin before microwaving... it gives you that gooey chocolatey centre! Check out my tips at the bottom of this page for serving suggestions and hints on how to make the best and fluffiest muffin.
makes 1
2 tablespoons self-raising flour
2 1/2 tablespoons sugar
1 1/2 tablespoons cocoa
3 tablespoons Soy Milky Lite
1 1/2 tablespoons oil
splash of vanilla
1 large mug
Spray oil
optional:
1 tablespoon choc chips
2 1/2 tablespoons sugar
1 1/2 tablespoons cocoa
3 tablespoons Soy Milky Lite
1 1/2 tablespoons oil
splash of vanilla
1 large mug
Spray oil
optional:
1 tablespoon choc chips
- Lightly spray oil the inside of a large mug.
- Add soymilk, oil and vanilla to the mug.
- Add flour, sugar and cocoa to the wet ingredients.
- Whisk vigorously until well combined.
- Cook in microwave on high heat for 1 minute 30 seconds.
- Take out of microwave. Check to make sure the top has cooked and looks fluffy.
- Serve in the mug or on a plate.
- Metric system is used for all measurements.
- Add a piece of dark chocolate or two into the mug muffin before microwaving for that extra chocolately hit!
- The more you whisk the mixture, the fluffier it gets!
- Use a knife around the sides of the mug if the muffin does not release easily.
- Serving suggestions: sprinkle with icing sugar and serve with a vegan custard/cream/icecream or fresh berries.
- It is easier to mix it in the mug, however, for a more combined consistency I whisk a double batch in a mixing bowl and divide between two mugs. I find that it is well combined that way.
The nutrition information above is an approximate guideline and does not include the "optional" ingredients.
Wow! That sounds awesome! Sometimes I crave a quick single-serving dessert so I don't have to make a whole batch of something. Thanks for this!
ReplyDeleteI know! Me too. It is a nice quick little dessert hehe
DeleteMMM,... have made them too & loved it so much! My husband, Peter & I loved them so much! So easy to make too! :) A huge thanks! xxx
ReplyDeleteOh thanks! It is so nice to hear some feedback. :)
DeleteI just made this and it was delicious! So easy and fast! Thanks for sharing. :)
ReplyDeleteThank you for your feedback :)
Deletewow it looks so delicious ! beautiful photos
ReplyDeleteOh thanks! They are so delicious. I am checking out your site now :)
Deletequick muffins.. perfect!
ReplyDeleteThey are perfection! Yum yum!
DeleteTrying this out now hope it works.....:/
ReplyDeleteGood luck hehe. They are so yummy!
DeleteThese were SOOOO YUM! Thanks for putting it up. I am going to make them every night now =]
ReplyDeleteOh I am so glad that you liked them :)
DeleteSounds delicious!
ReplyDeleteI just made one of these! Excellent idea! Now I'm vegetarian but I think this will help me for becoming more vegan. I'm subscribing right now! :D
ReplyDeleteThank you! I am so glad that you enjoyed them. Good luck with becoming vegan... Feel free to contact me with any questions or concerns :)
DeleteCan I use Almond Milk instead do you think?
ReplyDeleteHi Roz! Yes you can :)
DeleteCant wait to try this tonight!
ReplyDeleteThanks Jordan... tell me how it goes :)
DeleteDo you think you could replace the oil with water.. thinking of my college student who is vegan. Not much oil in the dorm. Thanks
ReplyDeleteHello! You can use waster instead although it won't be the same consistency... However, it will still be delicious :)
DeleteOh no no no no, this is terrible, if i can make a muffin this easily and quickly i will gain like 10 pounds and be washing up mugs constantly! (I look forward to trying this...actually i'm gonna try it this second!)
ReplyDeleteHaha I know what you mean... I absolutely love our mug muffin but sometimes I wish that I never made up the recipe hehe... it is way too easy and delicious :) Thanks!
DeleteHi Madison. I love your blog - its such a treat when a veggieful email pops up in my inbox at work :) I tried your biscuits in a jar recipe over Christmas for family and friends, it went down so well!
ReplyDeleteI'm cooking dinner for my boyfriend tonight and going to make some mug muffins for dessert - can't wait to try it!
Aimee xx
Chester, England
Hi Aimee!! Oh that is such a nice comment. I love the idea of you looking at the Veggieful emails at work. It is so nice to hear that you enjoy our recipes and content. ooooohhh, tell me how they go!!! :)
DeleteThey went really well! super delicious with vegan cream and berries - going to try the sticky date one next.
Deletelove the website - keep up the good work :)
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Oh I am so glad!!! Thank you so much for telling me. I love hearing feedback!!
Deletethese look and sound AMAZING!!! I'm making these tonight for deffo!!! :) what oil did you use in the recipe? Thanks for sharing this!!!
ReplyDeleteHi Elizabeth!! Oh yay! You can use any plain-flavoured oil, such as canola oil, vegetable oil, corn oil, safflower oil or even coconut oil! Thanks :)
DeleteTried it loved it.. awesome
ReplyDeleteThanks so much!
Thanks so much for telling me!! :)
DeleteSo great! Thank you!! I just tried it...and loved the first one so much I had to go make another one. Too easy. ;)
ReplyDeleteThank you so much... haha I know what you mean! I can't stop at one! Sometimes I poke a piece of dark chocolate in the middle before I cook it... makes it even more delicious! Thanks for the comment :)
DeleteWe are stuck in a hotel because we are moving and all I have is a microwave. I'm going to try this tomorrow for Valentine's Day. Thanks for posting!
ReplyDeleteOh how nice!!! At least you can make a little yummy dessert. Good luck moving!
DeleteThis was so delicious. I couldn't believe it. We will definitely makes these all the time now
ReplyDeleteSo I was deciding what it make for breakfast and noticed the two minute part first. It was awesome and dangerously easy. I didn't have self rising flour so I used a dash a baking powder and a small splash of apple cider vinager (like your cupcakes that I have everyone addicted too lol) and it seemed to rise perfectly to me. Thank you so much for your wonderful recipes I have really enjoyed getting the emails and trying out some of your recipes. It's nice make great tasting food with ingredients that I actually have in my house :)!
ReplyDeleteHi Laura! You had one for breakfast? heheh how naughty and delicious! I am happy that it worked out for you and that you enjoyed it. I love these. :) Thanks!
DeleteLove this! It's quick, simple and delicious! Fantastic for comfort food during these winter months. I love adding peanut butter to the centre as well! :)
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Hi Avanthi! Wow, what a good idea. I have never thought of that! Thanks :)
DeleteWow! Loved it! Working on a few variations already... Blueberry Muffin perhaps!
ReplyDeleteThanks Staci :)
DeleteLooks awesome. Could you sub out applesauce for the oil for a fat free version?
ReplyDeleteHello Sarah! I haven't tried it but you could definitely have a go :)
DeleteI have tried several of these Cake in a Mug recipes and yours is truly the best! :)
ReplyDeleteOh I am so glad. We love them too :) I am happy that you love them!
DeleteNow that is a killer idea, cakes in mugs.. what a decision to get a microwave or not..
ReplyDeleteHehe thank you!
DeleteTried this and it was great! I actually used unsweetened almond milk and it came out just fine :)
ReplyDeleteHi Meghan! Oh I am so glad that you enjoyed it :)
Deleteit tastes amazing. Though I didn't have self-rising flour so i put in a little bit of baking powder with my regular flour and it turned out great!! :)
ReplyDeleteYes that is what I do sometimes too. So glad that you liked it... they are a little bit too easy to make so I went through a stage where I was eating way too many hehe
DeleteI just made this it tastes amazing!!
ReplyDeleteOh yay! Thanks for telling us :)
DeleteHi Madison,
ReplyDeleteI made this last night. It was so easy and so delicious!! Thank you for sharing it.
I also want to say that I absolutely LOVE your website. It's so positive and happy and the recipes are simple and delicious. You make vegan cooking so accessible. THANK YOU!!
Oh yay! I am so so so glad :) Thanks for letting us know!
DeleteOne of the things I miss most after becoming vegetarian is doughnuts. These are devine!!! My daughter's (14) comment was that was amazing mum better than the originals. Thank you xx
ReplyDeleteOh yay! I am so so glad. Thanks for letting us know :)
DeleteI just made this. Delicious!! Thanks
ReplyDeleteHas anyone tried substituting sugar with honey or maple syrup or have any other suggestion for replacement?
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