English Muffin
Originally appearing in British cookbooks as early as the 18th century, English muffins were once sold by “muffin men” going door-to-door, a practice immortalized in the nursery rhyme “The Muffin Man.” Over time, the term “muffin” in the United Kingdom came to refer to this flat, griddle-cooked bread, while in North America it distinguishes itself from the sweeter, cake-like American muffin. Let's bake together!
