I’m really into eating today. How does that time of the month change a woman’s eating habits? It really makes no sense. I think it’s the placebo effect. We just think that we want more food during that time of the month because that’s what we have been told all of our lives. Period = chocolate. Chocolate = bloating. Bloating = Omg, periods are the worst. When really, it’s just the 18 pounds of M&M’s we consumed that are actually the worst. Maybe I’m making all of this up. I don’t think that can really be considered a placebo effect. Damnit. Are you as lost as I am? Moving on.

I just put brownies in the oven. What a beautiful day.

So this weekend was pretty damn uneventful. I did get a bit too drunk one night and found myself awake at 6:15am with a stomach ache that could kill a small child. Thankfully, I had some leftover pumpkin cream donuts in the fridge along with leftover sweet potatoes. So this is what I did. I put 2 strips of bacon in a pan, then added the sweet potatoes, then eggs on top and fried the eggs. All while eating the stuffed donuts. Alcohol makes you crave carbs. I don’t know if that’s a fact, but I’m going to say it is since it’s sugar. Sugar makes you crave more sugar. Which I craved all weekend. Alcohol AND that time of the month, oh hells no. Kill me now. It’s like the atomic bomb of sweet cravings in one weekend. That was a poor analogy. Back to the point. After stuffing my face with food and watching Spongebob Squarepants while shivering in our 60 degree house, I went back to bed until 9am. Then you know what I did? I went to the gym. And had a pretty great workout. All it did was offset all the food I ate, but whatevs. Have you ever done the ‘Bring Sally Up‘ workout thingy? I can’t squat nowadays, so I did it with a press. It was delightfully miserable.

I’m not really sure how many movies I watched this weekend, but too many. I have no idea how people spend their weekends inside, on the couch. My back actually hurts from sitting too much. But there are movies out there to be seen, and sometimes you just have waste your money and body to be hip with the times. I finally watched the entire movie The Great Gatsby. I don’t know if I ever actually read that book in high school. Guessing no because I used to only read the clif notes to everything when I was in high school. I was a rebel. And hated following the rules. And listening. And doing what I was told. Anywho, I wasn’t impressed with the movie. It was a bit of a downer. I understand movies not having super happy endings, but I’d like to be warned ahead of time. I like paying for movies that are going to give me an ending worth watching. That make me think all relationships turn out perfect. And give me a skewed perception of happiness. Now that’s my kind of movie.

Does it make anyone else uncomfortable when people talk about their divorce via Facebook status? Hand raised over here.

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Pumpkin Chocolate Chip Muffins

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  • Yield: 5 1x

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Instructions

  1. Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
  2. Mix together wet ingredients in a bowl: pumpkin puree, maple syrup, coconut oil, eggs, and vanilla extract.
  3. In another bowl, whisk together coconut flour, cinnamon, nutmeg, ground cloves, powdered ginger, baking soda, baking powder, and salt.
  4. Pour dry ingredients into wet ingredients and mix well.
  5. Fold in chocolate chips.
  6. Use an ice cream scoop to scoop batter into silicone muffin liners.
  7. Bake for 35-40 minutes

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321 Comments

  1. Deanna says:

    Thank you for a great recipe that doesn’t require almond flour. I just can’t get used to the texture and was happy to see this recipe in your collection. I substituted baby food sweet potatoes for the pumpkin, just because I had a jar handy. These are fantastic, even without the chocolate chips! I switched to paleo in January because I have osteoarthritis and have to say, I haven’t felt better in decades! I really don’t like cooking for myself, so I cook one day every two weeks or so and freeze in portions. Nothing to freeze with these! Ate three right away! Yum!

  2. Amy says:

    Thanks for the recipe! Just made these for the first time (I made a double batch because 5 muffins seemed like such a small amount!)

    I reduced the amount of maple syrup by about half and the sweetness level still turned out well. The muffins did come out to taste a little overly eggy, so do you think I could reduce the amount of eggs?

    1. juli says:

      yes, remove one next time!

  3. Jenny says:

    Hey does this recipe double or triple well?

    1. juli says:

      not sure, i haven’t tried that

  4. Alexis says:

    Amazing! This is the only paleo baked good my kids have ever eaten and enjoyed. Thank you!!!






  5. Lisa says:

    Hooray for pumpkin season!! Just made these muffins and they are perfection. Used pecans and raisins instead of chocolate chips. My house smells amazing. Thank you Juli. I’ll be making more and freezing them.






  6. Kristen says:

    My boyfriend told me he didn’t like anything pumpkin, so I happily made these last night to have all to myself. Luckily I made a double batch. He’s already eaten 3 and cannot stop raving about them. So much for not liking pumpkin! These are great, and so easy to whip up! Next time, I’ll have to make a triple batch 😉






  7. Megan Maggard says:

    Hi Juli! Have made these about 6 times now since I found the recipe a month ago…LOVE. And, as a HUGE bonus, my processed food loving 8 year old son loves them, in fact, he just ate 4 of them! Thanks for the recipe! I love that they’re not super eggy in texture, like a lot of paleo muffins can be. Keep up the good work, and the laughs…and the cussing 😉






  8. Sofimo says:

    Delicious!! Thanks 😉

  9. Virginia Reeves says:

    FINALLY a decent paleo baked good! I made them without the chocolate chips & they’re delicious!!






  10. Marc says:

    Great !!
    Thank you for sharing !! =)