Sometimes a muffin dream takes you further than you might think. When I received the request from Asari Ossei-Tutu, I was immediately moved: A project in Nigeria that aims to empower women, give hope to children, and [weiterlesen]

I was sitting at my dining room table. As usual, there were lots of little pieces of paper on the table covered with the bright red lacquer tablecloth. I pushed the pile of papers aside to give myself some [weiterlesen]

I then explained the art of muffin baking in adult education courses. The biggest challenge was always to make the ladies understand that you stir the muffin batter only very briefly. Even today, I still have to slow down [weiterlesen]

So today I still travel from north to south, from west to east, to tell many ladies´breakfast groups about my muffin dream. “A dream often has to die before God makes it come true” is the title of my [weiterlesen]

... the first German muffin cookbook As I sat on the plane after graduation from college, I had a dream: Germany needs muffins! That was in 1987, but it would be several years before my dream became [weiterlesen]

A few years later, in 1998, our hardware store reopened after a remodel. This time a Canadian Western Festival was on the program. As part of this event, I also planned a muffin baking contest. The rules of the [weiterlesen]