This recipe for chocolatey-banana muffins is adapted from a great pregnancy nutrition book called Feed the Belly. I made them dozens of times during my two pregnancies, tinkering with the recipe as I went. They’re a great snack for mamas-to-be, as they’re high in fiber, protein and omega-3s, and they got me through many a serious afternoon preggers-hunger attack. But they were way too good (and good for you) to abandon after I had my babies, so I’ve been making a batch every few weeks ever since. They’re super moist, thanks to the bananas and dates, not too sweet, and a bit decadent with the hit of nut butter in the center. I still love these muffins, but now I have competition – my two little guys literally go bananas for them. They freeze well, so make extra and stash some away if you’re so inclined.


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