A word of caution, these are not Costco muffins. No light and fluffy, sugar-laden, glorified doughnuts here. These were heavy, and dense, and one could be counted as a meal.
The Kid was not on board. He keeps asking me to pull the banana bread out of the freezer. Baby didn't love them either. So The Girl and I have been smearing honey all over them and eating them all to ourselves.
The recipe is here:
10 Grain Banana Muffins
It says it makes 15, but I only got a dozen out of it.
Also, I used a combo of 1% and coconut milk in place of the almond milk, and my cereal wasn't 10-grain, but who's counting.
Here they are at my house:
Good stuff, kids.
The recipe is here:
10 Grain Banana Muffins
It says it makes 15, but I only got a dozen out of it.
Also, I used a combo of 1% and coconut milk in place of the almond milk, and my cereal wasn't 10-grain, but who's counting.
Here they are at my house:
Good stuff, kids.
They look dee-lish. They'd be good with some peanut or almond butter slathered on too, I bet!
ReplyDeleteWe do LOVE banana muffins in this old family and any way that we can make them better and more healthy without sacrificing flavor (such as your recipe, Mindy) is a winner in our (recipe) book! Thank you for sharing this at such an indulgent time of year (of which I plead guilty!).
ReplyDeleteHappy Holidays,
Roz
Your muffins look delicious. I love muffins for breakfast with a cup of coffee. Thanks for linking to the recipe.
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