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    Saved Recipe Maple-Drizzled Apple Muffins by Redsie

    Jan 8, 2012 on Food.com

    Reviewed Cream Cheese Cut-Out Cookies

    "This was excellent. Easy to make and work with dough. More tasty than any other cut-outs I've made. I appreciate the comments on how to use substitutions, but I made them pretty much how the recipe called for except butter instead of margarine. Margarine is nasty. I used organic raw evaporated can juice for sugar. Delicious cookies that we will mak..."

    Dec 16, 2011 on Food.com

    Reviewed Maple-Drizzled Apple Muffins

    "I never had better muffins in my life. We didn't use nuts or the glaze, and we used regular oats instead of quick oats. Everything else was the same. So moist and perfect. Chopped up Northern Spy apples and they made the muffins a wonderful texture. I baked them at 380 degrees for 25 minutes. We will probably make another batch today to share with ..."

    Oct 25, 2011 on Food.com

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