Topic “cookie”

Carob Raising Fudge

Carob Raising Fudge
Servings: 
6-8 squares

(Adapted from www.therawtable.com)
I found the original recipe at www.therawtable.com but I adapted it. I used carob powder (no cocoa) and added maca and mesquite powder for an extra rich flavor. I was amazed by the result when using carob, mesquite and maca powder. It is like a carobe brownie mixture. It is delicious, sweet, not to sweet, and creamy flavor. One even does not notice it contains raisings. I found this mixture also could be used as a pie crust. I was hesitant to use walnuts, as the recipe calls for, because I find then to have a strong flavor, but it does not taste to walnuts at all. The flavors of this recipe blend very well into a one flavor mixture.

Chewy Apple-Cinna Cookies

Chewy Apple-Cinna Cookies
Servings: 
Serves approx. 15-18 or more.

These are nice and chewy! They harden up real good when left out on a plate for a couple hours, either way is really good. This will definitely satisfy your sweet tooth!

Toffee Cookies

Toffee Cookies
Servings: 
Makes around 12 cookies

A soft sticky toffee cookie. A bit like English sticky toffy pudding.

Crispy Crunchy Cookie (for sweetpea)

Crispy Crunchy Cookie (for sweetpea)
Servings: 
Makes 6-12 Cookies depending on how big you want them.

Cookies that actually CRUNCH! For sweetpea & everyone else that misses that satisfying CRUNCH! I’m allergic to grains myself, but I make these for my husband and kids occasionally. They LOVE them!!

Butterscotch Cookies

Butterscotch Cookies
Servings: 
Makes about 14 Cookies.

These are DELICIOUS! They taste like butterscotch cookies. This is adapted from the Apricot Pecan Drops recipe in Vibrant Living.

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