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{This post is sponsored by Bob’s Red Mill! I used their Whole Grain Rye Flour and Organic Steel Cut Oats in these truly delicious, moist and “good for you” muffins!!}
Happy March friends!!
We are just twenty days away from the start of spring, and well… I could not be more excited! Bring on the longer days (daylight savings starts Sunday March 13!), flowers (love) and warmer temps (love equally!). Clearly I am so ready!!
I know I just talked about the Irish yesterday, but I couldn’t resist posting these muffins today. I mean, to me, March is all about the Irish! I think it’s completely lame that Easter is kind of stealing the spotlight this year (I am also aware that I have mentioned this 3 days in a row), but as my mom keeps telling me, “nothing we can do about it… get over it!”.
I have a crazy busy week this week, as I am trying to catch up (what’s new) and even get slightly ahead, since I am heading to Chicago on Saturday for a work trip through Monday. It’s going to be fun though because I am bringing my mom along! I can’t even remember the last time we traveled somewhere just the two of us. It’s been a while, but I am excited. A little work, a little play, right?!?
I will only be there a very short time and most of my time is already planned out, but I have to ask, what must I see, do and eat?? I’ve never been to Chicago, so you guys have to help me out!! Give me your must eat at restaurants, must see places and must go to shops!!
OKay, so let me tell you about these Double Chocolate Irish Tea Infused Oat Muffins.
For one, they are completely delicious and totally healthy for us. I filled them up with ingredients like rye flour, oats, super dark chocolate, maple syrup for sweetness and protein rich eggs. Even though these muffins look completely decadent, they’re actually the perfect on-the-go breakfast or healthy snack. I like to eat them warmed with a small pat of a butter and a drizzle of honey. Since I used a super dark chocolate (mine was 92% cacao), I really like the sweetness a drizzle of honey adds.
Plus, when is an extra honey drizzle not a good thing?!? And the butter, well, I grew up with a butter-loving mom, and butter on a muffin is just a must. 🙂
These muffins are also really great because they come together so fast, which means… when that chocolate craving hits, they can be yours in just about thirty minutes… YESSS.
When you picture these muffins, picture this: super moist, loaded with deep, dark, melted chocolate, sweetened with maple, hints of dark Irish tea, slightly chewy from the oats, hearty from the rye flour (I used my favorite Bob’s Red Mill Irish style Steel Cut Oats and Rye Flour) and soo dang perfect warm right out of the oven.
Honestly, it’s all your Tuesday NEEDS.
Yep, I am totally packing these muffins, and off to Chicago we will go…
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What? A girl has gotta make sure she has chocolate on hand at all times. 🙂
Can’t wait to try these! Could I use quick oats if I don’t have steel cut oats on hand?
Hey Michelle,
So sorry, I would not recommend the quick oats for this recipe! Please let me know if there is anything else that I can help with! Happy Friday! xx
Could I replace the coconut milk with regular or buttermilk?
Hey Yvette,
Yes, another milk that you enjoy will work just fine. I hope you love the recipe, please let me know if you have any other questions! xTieghan
I made these, and can you say chocolate cake??? Might as well have been cupcakes. You guys are missing out! I had to do one substitution, which was the rye flour. I am gluten free, so just used King Arthur’s GF flour instead. These are so good, must send them to my husbands’ work, quick!
Hey there,
I am absolutely delighted that you enjoyed the recipe, thanks for making it! Have the best week☀️ xTieghan
So moist + dense but fluffy + absolutely delicious!! 10 outta 10 would reccomend!??
Thank you so much Becca! I am so happy to hear that! xTieghan
What’s the equation to use APF? Will that ruin the cupcakes? I just know that if I purchased the rye flour, I’d be wasting money because most of your recipes and other chef’s recipes don’t use it.
Hi there! I would recommend using an equal amount of all-purpose flour. That will be great and work well! Please let me know if you have any other questions. I hope you love this recipe! Thank you! xTieghan
These turned out very well! I love that they have a slight hint on sweetness and are not dessert level sugary. Perfect for breakfast or late afternoon coffee on a snow day like today!
Thank you! I am so glad you enjoyed these!