Yummy, Moist Chocolate Chips Muffins You’ll Bake Again and Again

Yummy, Moist One Bowl Chocolate Chips Muffins You’ll Bake Again and Again

There’s nothing like having a great version of a staple item. These chocolate chip muffins are so moist and delicious and really easy to prep (one bowl). They’ll be one of your keeper recipes forever.

I first tasted these chocolate chip muffins when a neighbor brought them over to my house. She didn’t really know who had moved in…but we were both pleasantly surprised when we both saw each other’s familiar faces at the door. 

A camp friend I hadn’t seen in…how long? Twenty years? It was nice to chat a little and catch up. 

Anyway, when she left, we tasted the muffins. They were delicious. So moist. Really good. I wanted the recipe immediately.

Yummy, Moist Chocolate Chips Muffins You’ll Bake Again and Again

Thankfully, I didn’t need to knock on her door. We had both run to the butcher after our encounter and I told her right away, “I want the recipe for those muffins!”

“No prob, it’s from my mother-in-law!”

By the time I got home, she had already dropped off a handwritten note with the ingredients and instructions. Oh, yay!

Yummy, Moist Chocolate Chips Muffins You’ll Bake Again and Again Don’t use regular-sized chocolate chips. Keep the mini on hand for this recipe. It makes a big difference as the chocolate gets scattered everywhere, adding both moistness and flavor. 

5.0 from 1 reviews
Chocolate Chip Muffins
 
Serves: 18 muffins
Ingredients
  • 2 cups flour
  • ¾ cup sugar
  • 1 teaspoon cinnamon
  • 1 tablespoon baking powder
  • 1 teaspoon instant coffee
  • 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
  • ¾ cup oil
  • 1 egg
  • 1 cup soy milk
  • Dash of salt
  • 9 ounces mini chocolate chips
Instructions
  1. Preheat oven to 350⁰F.
  2. Combine all ingredients in a bowl.
  3. Line muffin pans with cupcake liners. Divide batter between cups.
  4. Bake for 20-35 minutes, depending on whether you like the tops soft or crispy.

If you love these muffins, you will also love our favorite whole wheat muffins as well as this post with 3 amazing breakfast muffins. Also make sure to check out this cheese muffin hack!

Victoria Dwek

Victoria is the best-selling author of nine kosher cookbooks and a popular columnist for Ami Magazine. She always has the words for bringing everything that’s in our hearts onto the page. 

31 responses to “Yummy, Moist One Bowl Chocolate Chips Muffins You’ll Bake Again and Again”

  1. Rm Avatar
    Rm

    What can I substitute for sugar?
    Will white spelt flour work instead of regular flour ?

  2. Yaeli Avatar
    Yaeli

    Can you use half whole wheat flour?
    I’m going to try it with coconut sugar

    1. Yael Avatar
      Yael

      This happens to be an excellent recipe i make it all the time(without the cinnamon) and its,so good! Thank u we all love them!

  3. Julia Zaidenberg Avatar
    Julia Zaidenberg

    Is there a sub for soy milk?

  4. Rivka Berkowitz Avatar
    Rivka Berkowitz

    Can you send a healthy makeover of this recipe:) ?

  5. Sara Avatar
    Sara

    I’ll be trying these tonight iyH! 20-25 minutes? Can you clarify? Thanks!

    1. Victoria Dwek Avatar
      Victoria Dwek

      20-25 minutes will yield a soft muffin. 30-35 will yield a crispy one.

  6. sara Avatar
    sara

    What can I use instead of soy milk when baking? I don’t want to use regular milk either. Is juice ok?

  7. Esther Avatar
    Esther

    tablespoon of baking powder?

    1. Victoria Dwek Avatar
      Victoria Dwek

      Yup!

      1. Chani Avatar
        Chani

        I made this but it tasted quite bitter. Is it supposed to say one teaspoon baking powder?

  8. Miri Avatar
    Miri

    Do these freeze well?

    1. Victoria Dwek Avatar
      Victoria Dwek

      I’m sure they will!

  9. Victoria Dwek Avatar
    Victoria Dwek

    To all those who asked about substitutions. This is the only version of these muffins I have made. If you want to try substitutions, you are welcome to. I don’t know what the results will be but if you have success, you are welcome to share in comments. Enjoy!

  10. Bella Avatar
    Bella

    Well I used almond cocunut milk as a substitute for soy milk and the results were not that great at all. I dont know if that was the reason but my muffins came out doughy.

    1. Bella Avatar
      Bella

      Im sorry, I just reviewed the recipe and I realized I may have forgotten to put in the oil…. and I 2x the recipe ????

      1. Bella Avatar
        Bella

        Will have to try them again! Thanks again for all your great recipes and post.

  11. Sara Avatar
    Sara

    I used coconut milk and they came out great!

  12. Leah Avatar
    Leah

    Mixer needed. ?

    1. Victoria Dwek Avatar
      Victoria Dwek

      No mixer needed!

  13. Chani Avatar
    Chani

    Does the instant coffee need to be dissolved in water first?

    1. Victoria Dwek Avatar
      Victoria Dwek

      No it’ll dissolve on its own when you mix everything together.

  14. Bina Avatar
    Bina

    Used white spelt flour, coconut sugar, coconut oil, unsweetened almond milk, and healthier chocolate chips, and they came out AMAZING!

  15. miriam Avatar
    miriam

    mixer needed???

    1. Victoria Dwek Avatar
      Victoria Dwek

      Nope!

  16. Raquel Avatar
    Raquel

    Is 1 tablespoon of baking powder correct?

    1. Bracha Avatar
  17. Shayna Avatar
    Shayna

    Are you able to us whole wheat flour

  18. Bracha Avatar
    Bracha

    Best muffins!!!!!!!!! Made them 3 times since Thursday and it’s only Sunday!

  19. Bw Avatar
    Bw

    So easy to make and so yum!

  20. Goldie Avatar
    Goldie

    Can I use 80% whole wheat flour in this recipe?

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