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buckwheat1952 - February 9, 2007 02:44:36 PM PST

If you read the entire recipe, you will see that you can also use large muffin tins. Personally, I found this recipe to be very tasty, although it is high in fat. I will probably make it again.

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show off food

hellkat909 - August 3, 2008 06:30:19 AM PST

these muffins are a great departure from the box and tin with PAM.
my guests really liked cutting the twine and laying back the parchment to get at the muffins. leave it to martha stewart to show something tasty and fun.
if you don\'t want calories, don\'t eat carbohydrate and fat.
if you want a crowd pleasing, tasty, "different" breakfast muffin,
look no farther.

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good but could be healthier

Mommy Jazzy - February 9, 2007 06:08:18 PM PST

Honestly, this muffin is great, but I did some alternatives and still tasted good, I used half of certain ingredients , such as half of the butter, flour, and no sugar on top but dripped some (not much at all) honey. It\'s just good with the same size of serving size but not in carbo and fat (at least I don\'t feel that bad about it). Good try!

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The directions are for large muffins...

Kristie H - February 9, 2007 02:54:27 PM PST

The recipe gives directions for making only 6 muffins... That\'s why the calories are so high. These are not average-sized muffins. I have not made these yet and I do think the muffins will taste good when I try the recipe, but I probably would not go to the trouble of the parchment/string or use the special rings either. The large muffin tins or even regular muffin tins to make more (smaller) muffins would be fine alternatives.

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Wonderful!!!

Cookie - July 9, 2008 06:35:23 PM PST

Contrary to many of the reviews written, I have made these muffins and yes, they are obviously high in fat - I wouldn\'t make them as a staple every weekend. However, for company or as a gift, once in a while won\'t hurt and the paper and string absolutely make the presentation - which is what Martha Stewart is all about. I did not buy expensive tins, but used an 8oz creamed corn can - that worked perfectly! They were delicious and extremely impressive!

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