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September 20, 2012
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Well, those are the British words you use, so I can understand you get odd looks when you pronounce them in America... ;-P
Lovely muffins!
Cheers,
Rosa
Se ve estupendo.
Well, eggplant definitely sounds more appealing as aubergine, but you can't fool me, it's still eggplant.
We love chocolate chip zucchini muffins--my recipe uses a full 3 cups of grated "courgettes" so it really helps knock down my supplies. You wouldn't happen to have an aubergine muffin recipe now would you?
I still have tons of zucchini languishing in the fridge.
Seriously, Grace, those are some of the most awesome muffin tops I've EVER seen!
Lindas magdalenas lucen estupendas ingrediente especial con chips de chocolate muy goloso,abrazos hugs,hugs.
Courgettes is classier ;)
This looks incredible!
Cheers
Choc Chip Uru
The word makes me giggle!
Yes how funny. I dont understand where you got those words from.....I do have to admit that eggplant is not as appetising as aubergine, but dont take away the zucchini there are precious few vegies that begin with Z
Hehe it's true, we use eggplant here and people give you slightly odd looks if you use the a word or even odder,the c word :P
I have a sudden craving for muffins.
Keep on using your British Words!
After all the Brit terms have been around a lot longer than American.
We are all unique, do not give up that uniqueness.
I prefer aubergine and courgette myself.
Have a Joyful Day :~D
Charlie
That muffin looks amazing,Grace!Love the other blog! Great group of bloggers.
I also have posted a recipe for chocolate zucchini cake, oops I meant courgette lol! Well, I love them however they are called! Actually in Greece we call them kolokithakia, well that would be super weard if pronounced in the States. The muffins look super tasty and i am sure they were in reality too!
Sounds like a terrific muffin!
yummy~ great pic~~
so you can imagine the weird looks I get when I say melongene which is what eggplants are called here:-)Veggies in muffins works or my kids
I want to call them courgette's too. And aubergines just sound so fancy. Dang people get hip, I want to use those words too!
Whatever you call it, it sure looks scrumptious! LOL
I especially love how Nigella says it...it makes it sounds terribly exciting!!!
That is one delicious-looking muffin! I'll be sure to check out the recipe.
A grand, tasty & fabuliscious looking muffin!
MMMMM,...! I also love your new blog look!! Very stylish too!
I should've taken a page from your book and called my bundt cake a courgette cake. I made 3 bundt cakes for my kids' school's cakewalk. The chcocolate ganache banana and earl grey chocolate went fast, but I am pretty sure the oh so delicious glazed orange zucchini bundt cake (which was labeled as such) was still sitting there when I left lol!
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I agree, Grace. Courgette and aubergine are much more glamorous sounding. Luckily, I love both, no matter the name. They make good cooking partners too.
Yummy muffins with the maple flavoring and chips as surprise ingredients!
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Love baking with zucchini and this recipe does them justice! I totally agree that courgette and aubergine sound like they give the vegetables the fancy titles they deserve. Maybe you will get it to catch on! :)
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