Morning Glory Muffins

I have made these numerous times and they are always a hit.  I use 3 whole eggs.  Buying pre-shredded carrot saves time.  My yield is 21 typically.  I also bake for closer to 30 minutes, but watch closely the last 5.  Easy to change up the nuts.  Tonight I had punt on the raisins and used a combination of golden raisins and dried cranberries.  Definitely a keeper recipe.

Excellent muffin. I used the Splenda for baking and the Splenda Brown Sugar since I'm diabetic. My family love the taste, sort of carrot cake meets fruit cake. I have to be careful with them, but the taste is wonderful. Even with the low carb rating, it still elevates my blood sugar. Wonderful for brunch or a snack.

These turned out great even with significant changes. I didn't have pineapple or apple butter so left both out. Instead I added 1 cup of store-bought eggnog that was lingering in the fridge. I substituted 1 cup of all purpose flour for whole wheat pastry flour. Also used half the sugar. I'll definitely make these again especially when I have carrots, apples or other food to use up.

This is a low-fat muffin that's actually good! I have made it many times. I usually use fresh pineapple and ww pastry flour (for more fiber) instead of canned and white. Freezes wonderfully - just pull out and microwave frozen muffin for 30 seconds for a healthy breakfast or snack. I usually make about 18 muffins from this recipe, though, not 24.

We all loved this recipe! It is so flavorful and moist without being overly sweet and makes a perfect accompaniment to coffee, either in the a.m. or p.m. I did substitute one cup of flour with white whole-wheat flour, but other than that, followed the ingredient list. I will definitely use these for a brunch, but will keep them on hand for everyday. I froze some, and the others I refrigerated and then put in the microwave for about 15 seconds to warm and they were perfect!!

I loved these muffins. Prepare yourself for over an hour in the kitchen, but two dozen muffins are well worth it. I gave half a dozen to a friend/new mother (whose husband said I could make muffins for them any time!) and put a dozen in the freezer. They make excellent, filling breakfasts or afternoon snacks. You can play around with the ingredients a little, too - I used fresh blueberries instead of dried cranberries, just because they were in season. Will make again...!

A little time consuming to make but totally worth it! Replaced some of the flour with 1 cup whole wheat flour and added some flaxseeds on top. Might try adding oatmeal to the mix too.