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These flourless brownie muffins are delicious and healthier than your average muffin. How can you go wrong with muffins that taste just like brownies? A handful of simple ingredients — plus an unexpected one — mix together to create dreamy muffins that you can eat as dessert or part of a healthy breakfast!
These flourless chocolate peppermint muffins contain a secret ingredient that makes them so dense and moist that they taste almost like brownies!
That secret ingredient: chickpeas.

This lightly sweetened granola bar takes enjoying banana bread to a new (and portable) level. The recipe features a simple bar made from chewy rolled oats and ground flax that is lightly sweetened with ripe bananas, honey and dates. It’s also a friendly snack option for those on a gluten-free diet. Make and store in the fridge for a great post-workout snack! TIP: double the recipe if you're using a cookie sheet. You can also substitute raisins for the dates and add nuts if you'd like. SOURCE: My Fitness Pal

Even though these chocolate medallions are devilishly simple to make, they just look pretty and impressive!
These easy Strawberry Brownies are gluten-free and made with almond flour. Baked in an 8-by-8-inch baking pan, the brownies are topped with diced, fresh strawberries and a deliciously smooth chocolate layer made from coconut oil, cocoa powder, and maple syrup. For best results, refrigerate the brownies for 1 hour before serving. Gluten-Free. Paleo-friendly.

This easy, comforting breakfast is a nice swap for oatmeal with a punch of protein. 1 cup of cooked quinoa has about 8 g of plant-based protein! This versatile recipe can be changed based on what your tastebuds are craving.

This recipe is SO GOOD, I have been known to eat it by the spoonfuls! You can even eat it with celery to amp up your veggie intake. Here is the way I modify the original recipe:
Ingredients
1 can chickpeas, drained and rinsed very well
1/8 tsp baking soda
2 tsp pure vanilla extract
1/4 cup peanut butter or nut butter of your choice
1/4 cup milk of choice, only if needed
1/3 cup chocolate chips
2-3 tbsp oats as needed to thicken
Instructions
Add all ingredients (except for chocolate chips) to a good food processor, and process until smooth. Then mix in the chocolate chips.

This is a FAN FAVORITE recipe with my family and neighbors. It's so easy and delicious. I make a double batch and freeze them. If you want to make them into bars instead of muffins, pour one batch into an 11x17 pan that's lined with parchment paper sprayed with cooking spray. Let it cool completely before cutting.
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Roasted chickpeas are a delicious high-fiber snack. They're oven-roasted and seasoned to taste with cayenne and garlic salt. Make this recipe your own by swapping the seasonings listed with your own like cinnamon, taco seasoning, or ranch seasoning. Be creative with what your tastebuds enjoy.

Wake up to a warm, wholesome breakfast with this recipe. You can swap frozen, shredded hash browns by making your own with potatoes. You can also control how much cheese you want by adjusting to your preference

No added sugar and gluten-free, these brownies tackle a chocolate craving in a whole new, minimally sweet way.
These Fudgy Avocado Brownies are a wee more indulgent than regular brownies.
Avocados add a boost of healthy fats to the mix, which intensifies the flavor of chocolate making these healthier brownies ultra-rich. Plus, these avocado brownies are gluten-free and so chocolaty and moist, you won’t even remember how healthy they are!

Zucchini Applesauce Oatmeal Cookies-a healthy cookie you can enjoy for dessert, snack time, or even breakfast!
Jazz up your oatmeal with these recipes from the Hungry Girl Website.
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