Chocolate Pumpkin “Chumpkin” Pie
One pie to rule them all ?
It’s been a long time since I’ve posted a muffin recipe! Dave and I love baking for breakfast – most weeks we will make a loaf of quick bread or a batch of muffins or (like this week) a coffee cake on Sunday and have a fun breakfast for the first half of the week. we just finished up a lovely chocolate chip banana bread that Dave made this past week.
One of our very favorite recipes is Dave’s Blueberry Muffins with Yogurt – I truly think we’ve made it a hundred times. It’s just a perfect recipe (after a lot of testing and perfecting over the years). But one cannot live on blueberry muffins alone. One must also have…. chocolate.
Starting from our older recipe, I made a few quick changes! First of all, I reduced the sugar, because the best thing about chocolate is its bitter flavor, in my opinion! I also added some finely ground coffee, for even more depth.
Instead of blueberries, we’ve got chocolate chips happening. Because when you’re going full on chocolate, why not double down? I believe that is an ancient proverb from somewhere.
Happily, the recipe turned out perfectly! I think we have a new favorite on our hands. They are definitely more on the dessert-y end of the muffin spectrum, but the flavor is balanced and unlike some muffins, they could never be mistaken for a cupcake (key, in my opinion). I can’t wait to make them again!
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