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Hearty Vegan Breakfast Muffins or Bread | Fruit Sweetened

Vegan Muffin Recipes
by Mattie

February 26, 2011

BrooklynDL
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Just finished baking these in the oven and I couldn't wait to eat it. The muffin tasted amazing still warm and fresh. I am curious to see how they will be after they cool down but not sure if any will be left by then!
I didn't have any raisins, and I ended up using both walnuts and pecans, figs and dates. No canola oil so I used vegetable oil. I probably used more molasses than necessary but looks like they turned out well. Made 12 large muffins.
Thanks for this and all your amazing recipes Mattie!
-Daniel

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Glad these worked out BrooklynDL! Nice how you were able to just improvise on these- This recipe works well for whatever you may have on hand.

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