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By chomar
Added March 09, 2007 | Recipe #215898
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My toddler twins, who are very picky eaters, love these. I pureed the vegetables because I didn't want texture to be a reason for them to not try the muffins. I made mini-muffins so they were easy to pack and eat on the go. The recipe made 72 mini-muffins (1 Tbsp of batter) and baked for 8 minutes. I'll definitely make and freeze them again. I made these again but using 2 Tbsp of batter as my kids are bigger now. They baked @ 350 degrees for 20-25 minutes. Very moist muffins and still a big hit!
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Delicious! I added raisins. Next time will spread cream cheese on them.
person found this review Helpful. You can only vote others' reviews helpful or not helpful... Was this review helpful to you? Yes | No We don't know who you are. Sign in or create an accountThese are really great!! We add a little vanilla and some raisins. Like other reviewers, we often make them in mini-muffin tins. Thanks for a wonderful, healthy recipe!
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on January 11, 2009
Very good, except I wish I would have pureed the carrots and zucchini. I also added just a little bit of flax seed which turned out very yummy!
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on January 09, 2009
Thank you for posting this one! My 14 month old (who had recently developed an aversion to veggies), loves these muffins. If they where just for adults i think I'd prefer a little more spice- but the amount is absolutely perfect for a toddler.
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on January 07, 2009
Yummy!! This is exactly what I've been looking for, a healthy snack that my kids will eat up. My 10mth old and 3.5year old both loved these, as did I and my husband. The only change I made to the recipe is I substituted some of the zucchini and carrot for grated parsnip. I also made mini muffins, and got 48 (and I baked for 9min). Awesome and can't wait to share this with my mom friends!
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on September 18, 2008
I've made this recipe twice this week and love it! I use 2 cups zucchini (trying to get rid of whats in the fridge), 1 1/4 cup white flour and 1/2 cup rolled oats, coconut oil and heaping measures of spices. Oh, and I added golden raisins. Both times they needed more than the 20 minutes to cook in regular muffin tins. Next time I'll probably let them go for a full 25 minutes. Great recipe though, a real keeper!!
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on September 02, 2008
I used Motts applesauce cups...one apple/blueberry and one apple/peach...because I didn't have regular applesauce on hand. Also, I discovered partway through that I had no ww flour, so I subbed oatmeal. The muffins were delicious. I think next time I'll add some mixed dried fruit [raisins/craisins/blueberries/cherries] for even more nutrition. We ate three right away, and the rest are in the freezer for lunchbox and recess snacks.
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on March 24, 2008
My nearly 5 year old who eats almost nothing liked these "cupcakes." My two year old LOVED them. My vegan sister loved them too. (I substituted vegan egg substitute for the egg) Even my veggie-avoiding husband liked them. Definitely worth the time I spent grating vegetables. :)
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on March 15, 2008
I love this! I did change the recipe a bit by adding chopped coconut, pecans, & raisins. My daughter who is 16 months loves them.
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These muffins are amazing and I've been making them every week since I found this recipe! Healthy, tasty and my 16month old eats them up like they're dessert! I used the largest section on my cheese grater for the carrot and zucchini because I really like the colorful, rustic look of the muffins... However, you can use the smaller/ smallest grater section if your child doesn't prefer the larger pieces. Oh and I also added 1/2 cup of raisins, which added a very nice sweet element. :)
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on July 27, 2011
So yummy!!! Added vanilla, flaxseed and craisins, and actually used zucchini squash instead of zucchini and they're delicious! At least DH and I like them. :) I'm sure my picky toddler twins will love them too when they try them in the morning!
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No toddlers in our household, but these were a great success with DH, a nice moist muffin that was not overly sweet, they rose nicely and I was very pleased with them. I had read the reviews, so was careful to grate the vegetables very finely, and dry them well. I couldn't get applesauce - doesn't seem to be popular here!! - so ended up buying a 200ml jar of Babyfood pureed apples - worked fine!!! Otherwise, exactly as recipe, I'm not a wonderful baker but these were very successful. I did only get 11 muffins, in fact, if I'd filled the muffin tins to the top I would probably only have got 8 or 9, maybe my muffin tins are quite large!
Thank you, a good recipe.
By Red Hook
on September 14, 2010
Awesome, not too sweet, and just perfect. I add crushed walnuts to ours for extra protein, and I do half whole wheat.
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on January 30, 2008
By Alyssa #3
on January 30, 2008
These are wonderful. Tasty, moist, and quite healthy. I divided the batter into 9 large muffins and cooked at 400* for about 22 minutes. My 15 month-old was a little hesitant about them. I think next time I make them, I'll puree the zucchini and carrots so they are less detectable. In the meantime, if she doesn't eat these, I'll happily eat her share.
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on January 26, 2008
It's a taker. To Arlington that is.
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on January 09, 2008
Me and my 2 yr old looooooooove these muffins.. I bake them in two minimuffin trays to make sure he can't cast a 'sneak-peak' at what's inside and he enjoys them as a healthy snack (and so does mommy ;o)) Thanks for a fantastic and easy recipe!!
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These were very good, I love the fact they have vegies in them, and the kids don't even know!!! I used olive oil and added some sultanas. (my boys are sultana freaks!) This is a definete keeper, Thanks.
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on September 06, 2007
Ok, I love these muffins. I had to put them away so I didn't eat all of them. My 4 yo, however, won't touch them. She can't get past the carrots. My little one, who doesn't eat vegetables, likes them, though. I did skip the zucchini, but only because I didn't have any. I used apples instead. Other than that, I followed the recipe. I will definitely make these again, with zucchini next time. Will also try chopping the carrot and zucchini finer so it won't be so obvious. Maybe then the 4yo will eat them! Thanks for a great muffin.
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Serving Size: 1 (887 g)
Servings Per Recipe: 1
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