I enjoy baking.  After years of sacrifice, I can modestly acknowledge, that it's rare to find a chocolate chip cookie better than one I bake in my own oven.  My students can attest to this.

When I was searching the Internet for a healthy muffin to tempt my elderly (and too-skinny) father's appetite, I stumbled onto this excellent recipe at a website called Hillbilly Housewife.  This oatmeal muffin is both terrifically easy to make and absolutely delicious.  The recipe suggests adding chopped apples and raisins which I completely endorse.  I use the brown sugar instead of white.  Additionally, I stir in a teaspoon of cinnamon, 1/8 cup of coconut, and 1/8 cup of chopped walnuts.  Yesterday, since I was taking them to a morning meeting with colleagues of the male persuasion, I threw in a handful of chocolate chips.  It didn't hurt the tasty goodness of the muffin at all. After all these additions, the muffins started to remind me of a slightly healthier version of my grandma's oatmeal cake (which I haven't baked in years for reasons unknown to me).

For those concerned about such things, I used the recipe builder at the Weight Watchers site and learned that these Oatmeal Muffins contain only 3 points per serving.  Since I can easily eat two for breakfast, that was good news.  

Check out the site if you like wholesome baking and are in the mood for something prosaic yet delicious. 
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