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#152 |
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Someone who has some time on their hands need to come up with a Mexican version of this. That would be good. If anyone does, please share....
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#154 |
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So anyone came up with a mexican version? I made some black bean brownie bread tonite minus the applesauce and added in about 3 TBS. milk instead. I'm toying with the idea of making a frosting out of cream cheese, splenda and some cream...
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#156 |
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SnowWhite's Cinnamon Breakfast Mini Muffins
(1) 15oz. can of white beans. Rinse and drain. 4 eggs (egg beaters work fine also). 1 cup Splenda 1/4 cup dry milk (helps to make it rise) 2 tsp. baking powder 2 Tbsp. oil 1 tsp. vanilla 1 tsp. cinnamon Put all of the above in your processor for about 2 minutes. The mixture will be real thin but fairly smooth. Pour into 2 mini muffin tins. Bake at 350* for 25 minutes. . Last edited by SnowWhite; 08-20-2008 at 08:37 AM.. |
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#157 |
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Okay... I went to the store and could only find Romano Beans... to my inexperienced eye these look like white beans to me... are they????
I would love to make this tonight, for whatever reason there was a mad rush and everyone bought all the beans at the store... weird. Oh also I am in canada and we are blessed with these DaVinci syrups that you all love... any ideas? K. |
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#158 |
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I made the brownie's but I had to sub dark red kidney beans. Much more like a cake to me. DS2 didn't like them but DS1 did..and so did DS3. I forgot to put the vanilla....don't think it would have made that much of a difference though.
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#159 |
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Baking Snowwhites Cin. Bean Breakfast muffins right now
but I am baking them in regular size muffin pans. I'll store them in the freezer and try to limit myself to a half of one for a serving ![]() |
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#161 |
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I tried the bean cake last night. It was cake like texture. I used ranch style beans cause I had them in cabinet. I did not have any sweetener except packets so I tried the davinci hazelnut and it did not make it sweet enough. My grandson did not like it. It did taste bean like. This morn I mixed up some davincis with a little cream cheese and it tasted quite good!
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#162 |
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Major LCF Poster!
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I made snowwhite's muffins again but this time put cocoa powder in them instead of cin. flavor. I found that last week 2 muffins every morning for breakfast (nothing else all morning other than coffee and water) filled me up until well into, if not after, lunchtime :clapping:
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#163 |
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Queen Bargain Shopper
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Making SnowWhite's recipe today......maybe will make two batches.....SnowWhite's with the cinnamon and Renee's verson with the cocoa powder.
I might try making one batch in a muffin top pan; will let you know how they turn out, if I do! |
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Hi!
![]() I was wondering about these little bean cakes. When you have them for breakfast, do you also eat protein with it? I see that the recipe calls for 1 cup of splenda: Quote:
So...I'm wondering....where do you eat these little gems? ![]() I like to use my bean servings for a little hummus on a Wasa as a snack.... Or for my "Very Veggie Turkey Chili". |
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#165 |
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Judy - most of us eat either the *Bean Bread* or muffins for breakfast. I actually cut my splenda back to 3/4 cup.
This beauty has helped a lot of us for breakfast or for snacks or even for a sweet treat. Which reminds me - it's fall and time to break out the pumpkin! Last fall, I would make the bean bread with the pumpkin and pumpkin spice and top with a dollop of Cool Whip! OMG - OP and so decadent!!! |
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![]() I'm not much of a baker but I'd sure like to try these one day. |
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#169 |
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Thanks Snow White, Lilymo and Cindy - I have enjoyed these bean breads.
![]() Today, I will be making the mexican and one of the sweeter ones (I may need to toss a coin Cocoa or Cinnamon ).Last edited by rainbowlaserdragon; 09-14-2008 at 06:32 AM.. |
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OH MY! I hadn't looked at this thread in a while and I'm so honored that some have tried my muffins!
That's wonderful! Did anyone try the mexican ones? I love those things! I actually was able to keep one batch for 3 days. The boys and DH really REALLY liked them...DH can't wait for me to make some chili now Cindy - I made crustless pumpkin pie last night and all along I kept thinking about pumpkin bean muffins So comforting Rene: So glad you liked the cinnamon bean muffins!!!! ![]()
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I bought a new muffin pan today and just made a double batch of cinnamon muffins! SnowWhite - they are SO good!!!
Next batch will be pumpkin; I bought some today! ![]() |
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#173 |
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Cindy -
I want a muffin top pan. I might try Target - WM doesn't have them. ![]() I bet a buttery/sage type muffin would be good and fall-like |
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![]() This was a regular muffin pan, but put out by Good Cook....nonstick and awesome. Now you need to come up with a fall muffin!!! |
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#175 |
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Ohhhh...Cindy I was making some cheesecake muffins today and I was in total muffin making mode! *LOL* My mind was just going wild with all the possibilities! I think I'll try to make a Bean "stuffing" type muffin! Wouldn't that be awesome for Thanksgiving!?!?!
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#176 |
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![]() SnowWhite’s Fall Sage Bread (or muffins) ALL PHASES OF SOUTHBEACH Tastes just like stuffing! 1/3 c. + 1T. thinly sliced celery ¼ c. sliced green onion ¼ c. jicama cut in small dice 1 (15 oz) can white beans drained and rinsed 2 eggs 1 T. dry minced onion 1 + ½ tsp. poultry seasoning ¾ tsp. salt ¼ tsp. black pepper ½ tsp. sage 1 tsp. splenda 3 T. instant nonfat dry milk 1 T. olive oil ¼ c. almond flour 2 tsp. Parkay 0 cal butter spray (unscrew cap and pour into measuring spoon) 1 tsp. baking powder Preheat oven to 340 (if using a dark pan) or 350 (if using a glass pan). Spray an 8x8 or 9x6 pan or muffin pan with butter flavor nonstick OR grease lightly w/ butter or oil. Spray small skillet with butter flavor nonstick spray. Add the celery, green onion and jicama. Cook til tender. Set aside. Combine remaining ingredients into food processor and blend for about 1-2 minutes. Gently stir in the cooked & cooled celery mixture. Pour the batter into pan of your choice. Bake for 30-40 minutes. This should make 12 muffins or an 8x8 or 9x6 pan of delicious fall goodness! |
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