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Pumpkin Chocolate Chip Muffins


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I hope it is ok to post this way.

Here is my latest recipe and I do so love to eat these.

My gluten eating family loves them too!

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My favorite...pumpkin and chocolate chips..so yummy!!!

Here is my converted to gluten-free recipe if you want to compare:

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I wonder if you can cut the sugar a bit..?? 2 1/2 cups of sugar seems like a lot-but tasty :lol:

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I wonder if you can cut the sugar a bit..?? 2 1/2 cups of sugar seems like a lot-but tasty :lol:

I am sure you could.

My original recipe I followed had too much sugar also, this is the comparison:

old wheat recipe (new gluten-free recipe)

3 cups sugar (1 3/4 cups sugar)

1 cup oil (1/2 cup oil)

3 1/2 cups flour (4 cups gluten-free flour)

And (I added 3/4 cup unsweetened applesauce)

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