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  1. Looks delicious.. Well explained and rare combination i’ve never tried this ingredients.Thanks for the secret.☺️☺️

  2. Wowww these look so tasty Shashi! Plum and pistachio is such a great flavour combination! And I love how healthy they are too. Such a great recipe! I definitely need to try these 😀

  3. So many great ideas in your post today Shashi!!! Roasted plums. Salted, roasted broccoli. Baked avocado halves. And I haven’t even gotten to your recipe of the day yet. Girl, you are busy in the kitchen!!!! We’ve talked about being neighbors and I think it just might work out perfectly. You make all the roasted veggies and produce and I’ll whip us up a Brick Street Cake and we’ll have to work out the gluten issue, I have no doubt we can pull that off girlfriend. I want you to know that I am up in Quebec City this weekend. And that the thermometer is registering -15 degrees this morning. EEK!!! And that they had a fresh new 6″ of snow just in time for our arrival yesterday. Who am I kidding? I love it, as long as I have the right layers of clothes along, Which I do. And my Uggs. The only thing I’m missing this morning is your pistachio plum muffakes, “neighbor”, which I would love to be enjoying for breakfast, warm from the oven right now with a cup of java. So maybe you could get one (or a dozen) here for me, pretty please? xo

    1. Ohmygawsh – Allie – you, my friend, have a deal! I would bake and cook all the veggies if I could end the day with a slice of that decadent Brick Street Cake! I wouldn’t ever ever think of moving if you were my neighbor! Now – wait – I never thought I’d see “-15 degrees” and “love” in the same sentence! Hey – instead of sending these muffakes your way, I’ll brave the frigid weather and deliver them myself – just keep the coffee warm 🙂

  4. Indeed, many years ago, when baked avocados weren’t that popular yet, I slightly roast them on a dry skillet (or maybe just with a drop of olive oil), and they turned out very delicious. And yes, Shashi, thease muffins pretending to be cakes or cakes pretending to be muffins, are totally fine to have for breakfast! Approved. Now send me a dozen please or I will disapprove:)

    1. Hahaha – thanks Ben! I just ut them in the mail to you! I’ve never tried roasting avocados in a skillet – I am so intrigued now…

  5. Muffakes, I LOVE the name. So so cool, you are about to start a trend here Sashi. It sounds great, and yes to roasting and not forgetting them in the oven;).
    Honestly, we get so much food, the good thing I have boys who love their fruits, veggies and all kind of food. Costco as amazing as it is, we do tend to get a lot of stuff.
    I need to make these sometime.
    Have a good weekend my dear.
    xx

    1. Haha – true true – teenagers and their appetites sure do help when you bring too much home! Not sure what I’m gonna do once my daughter leaves! 🙂
      Thanks so much my friend.
      Hope you had a wonderful weekend and your week is off to a great start! xx

  6. whoaaaaaa–yes, PLEASE! I crave little muffins and cupcakes for brekkie all the time–saving this, because I (like you) am a Costco produce fanatic. Cheers!!

  7. hahaha – Muffakes!! I LOVE IT, Shashi! I could totally eat cupcakes for breakfast if my waistline would allow it, so these beauties are a MUST try over here! Loving the plum and pistachio combination, girlfriend! These look and sound beyond delicious! Can’t wait to shove a few dozen of these into my pie hole.. first thing in the AM. Yaaahhhss! Cheers, dear!

    1. Thanks so much Cheyanne – but you know what I’m currently wanting to stuff into my piehole? Why those Brown Sugar & Pecan Baked Cake Donuts with Bourbon-Maple Glaze I saw on your blog this morning!
      xx

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