Refrigerate Cranberry Sauce Muffins?

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Zoogirl

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Today I made muffins consisting of bran, ww flour, oatmeal, molasses, slivered almonds and the other needed ingredients. I added about two teaspoons of cranberry sauce to the center of each. I usually don't refrigerate these when I add nuts and raisins but am uncertain about these?

Any advice will be much appreciated!

Beth :)
 
I'd cover them and keep them out. Muffins that good sounding aren't going to be sitting around for long :pig::ROFLMAO:

Welcome to DC. Your muffins sound fantastic. We have lots of fine bakers here. You'll love it.
 
Today I made muffins consisting of bran, ww flour, oatmeal, molasses, slivered almonds and the other needed ingredients. I added about two teaspoons of cranberry sauce to the center of each. I usually don't refrigerate these when I add nuts and raisins but am uncertain about these?

Any advice will be much appreciated!

Beth :)

I'd refrigerate them Zoogirl, but then I refrigerate anything baked. I figure it can't hurt to do that, and you can always nuke them a few seconds to bring them back to room temp, or warmer.
They sound delicious, and welcome to DC!
 
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Today I made muffins consisting of bran, ww flour, oatmeal, molasses, slivered almonds and the other needed ingredients. I added about two teaspoons of cranberry sauce to the center of each. I usually don't refrigerate these when I add nuts and raisins but am uncertain about these?

Any advice will be much appreciated!

Beth :)

The quick answer is no need to refrigerate.

The longer answer: The PH of cranberry sauce is 2.3 or about the same as lemon juice. In addition, the water activity ( the availability of water to microorganisms.) is low. No pathogenic organism can live in that even if they survived the 400 degree cooking temp, which they won't.
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Most folks prefer the short answer :ROFLMAO:
 
Thanks so much y'all! This morning there was only one left (in a covered container on the counter) and it was getting pretty moist, so I froze it. Hey, I love the short and long answers! :)
 

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