Pumpkin Muffcakes
These are possibly my favorite fall treat! Honestly, I'm not a pumpkin fan. I don't crave the beloved pumpkin spice latte, I don't long for pumpkin pie on Thanksgiving, but I do love these little muffcakes :)
You'll need:
1 can of pure pumpkin pure
1 package of spice cake mix
(optional: 1 cup water)
cream cheese frosting
Makes 24 muffins
Preheat your oven to 350 degree's.
Mix ingredients in a bowl.
(I generally do not use water. These muffins are extremely moist and become more moist if they're stored for a few days. If you'll be eating the day that you bake them, I would add the water. If you plan on munching them over the course of a week, I would not add water.)
Bake for 20-25
If you want muffcakes as opposed to muffins, top with cream cheese frosting :)
These are a fabulous fall alternative to cupcakes, but are of course delicious with or without frosting!
Enjoy!
Spinach Pasta
I made this on a whim one night when I had nothing planned for dinner and it turned out to be delicious!
You'll need:
One box of pasta (I used macaroni noodles)
2 bags of spinach (I used frozen but fresh would probably be even better)
4 garlic cloves
2 tbsp olive oil
2 tbsp butter (I use earths best since I can't have dairy)
1 tsp salt (we aren't huge on salt)
pepper... not sure on the amount, I just sprinkle it across the top & call it good
1 lemon
In one pan cook your noodles.
Once they're done add butter and lemon juice & then set aside.
In a sautee dish add olive oil, garlic and spinach.
cook until the spinach is wilted and add the salt & pepper.
Combine the spinach & noodles.
If you're feeling bold add some chicken or something.
& there ya go. Easiest dinner, ever.
These look delicious, especially with that frosting! I just may have to make these, just in time for fall decorating :)
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