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Almond Chocolate Chip Muffins

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These were supposed to be blueberry muffins. I was all set to make blueberry muffins. The kids had an event and needed a snack, and blueberry muffins would be perfect. Except…

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This entry was posted in Desserts, Muffins, Snacks and tagged almond, chocolate chip, coconut flour, muffin, peanut free on April 3, 2014 by Mama B.

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I found an entire decor section at Michaels that I hope will be offered on clearance after Hallowe’en, because I want a lot of this for my house. 👍🏻🎃

The finished cocoa rye bread has a very nice texture. Crisp, with a little chew and great crumb. Alas, the recipe needed more salt (1tsp for 2lbs of flour apparently wasn’t quite enough). It’ll be good dunked in soup. . . . Ready for the oven -> baked-> sliced

I’ve had this book for over two decades (and it shows). I’ve been inspired by and have made many recipes contained in its pages, but never the cocoa rye bread. With an abundance of locally-milled rye flour, I’m attempting it today. The dough is a bit sticky, but we’ll see how it does. First rise is now.

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Just because we’re not “starting school” (using curriculum) today, that doesn’t mean that learning isn’t happening. True learning often comes through interests and curiosity. Today is just Tuesday, and there are science experiments in the kitchen and videos on YouTube.

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