Muffins are quick and easy to make, and the varieties are endless. Oatmeal muffins and banana nut muffins and cinnamon apple muffins (I skipped the topping on these to cut down on the sweetness). And when I get a craving for those big grocery store muffins that used to be my favorite, a batch of these helps.
I’m starting my 2016 muffin journey by pulling out an old muffin cookbook I bought years ago. It contains 100 muffin recipies and I plan to bake my way through it page by page.
The nice thing about this cookbook is that the recipes are a bit healthier than the ones I’m finding on the web. The author battles high cholesterol and her recipes reflect that. I must admit, I do use whole eggs in place of the egg whites or egg substitute her recipes call for, but overall the muffins are still lower in fat and more healthy.
Small changes amount to big progress, right? Here’s hoping!!
And now, I wish I had a muffin. Maybe I'll make some tomorrow.
ReplyDeleteLooks good I am so easily swayed to make muffins now.
ReplyDeletetop of the muffin to you! awesome! :)
ReplyDeleteThey look great! How do you carb count for them?
ReplyDeleteHi Manuela, To be honest, I just kind of give it my best educated guess. Then I watch my blood sugar and see what happens. If I go low, I'll deduct some carbs from my bolus next time. If I go high, I'll add some carbs. Once I get it figured out, I write it on the recipe so I'm set for next time I bake them. :)
DeleteMy wife and I do the same just with pancakes. There are so many healthy and easy low-carb pancake recipes out there to choose from (and we just made our own cottage cheese pancakes for our blog :-))
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