Gluten-Free Teff Chocolate Chip Date Cookies
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Let me know on , or if you have made any. Expense is also an issue for me, and I cannot go out and buy the dates and the coconut sugar and all the other alternative ingredients, even if I did want to, which, as I said, I do not. Will be using this as my go to base recipe for cookies all the time!
My mom is a cookie monster. And remember, there is no good writing. So as my small tester these cookies were amazing.
Gluten-Free Teff Chocolate Chip Date Cookies - They are guilt free and so tasty!!
This simple recipe for thick and chewy gluten free oatmeal cookies is crispy around the edges, soft and chewy the rest of the way through. In other words, perfect. In it, I discuss which foods are naturally gluten free, and oats are among them. Oats are not a gluten-containing grain. They are frequently contaminated with gluten, though, because of the way they are typically grown and stored. For a complete discussion of how oats are a gluten free grain, please see. This recipe for thick and chewy gluten free oatmeal cookies has been a family favorite of mine, in one form or another, for about 15 years. It was one of the first recipes that I converted to gluten free by changing the ingredient proportions and trying and trying again. The cookie dough is rather thick, and I prefer to chill it before baking the cookies. It ensures a thick and chewy cookie, that is crisp only around the very edges. You can make it without chilling the dough, though. Just dates, oats and eggs are all it takes! Line a rimmed baking sheet with parchment paper and set it aside. Place the chocolate chips in a medium-sized bowl, add one tablespoon of the whisked dry ingredients, and toss the chips to coat them evenly. Set the chips aside. Add the granulated and light brown sugars to the large bowl of dry ingredients, and whisk again to combine well, breaking up any lumps in the brown sugar. Add the oats, and stir to combine well. Add the butter, and mix until combined the butter will just moisten all of the other ingredients. Add the beaten eggs and vanilla, and mix until the dough comes together. It will be very thick, and a bit difficult to stir. Add the chocolate chips and reserved dry ingredients to the dough, and mix to distribute the chips evenly throughout. Place the baking sheets in the freezer until firm, about 15 minutes. Once chilled, place the baking sheet in the center of the preheated oven, and bake for about 12 minutes, or until lightly golden brown all over and a bit browner around the edges. The cookies will still be soft to the touch. Remove the baking sheet from the oven, and allow the cookies to cool on the baking sheet until firm about 10 minutes. Transfer to a wire rack to cool completely. Original recipe tweaked slightly reduced oats and increased butter a bit. Method unchanged, photos all new. I am not fond of raisins in anything but I am tired of making chocolate chip cookies. I soaked the raisins in dark rum and the cookies are amazing, the rum flavor really comes through. I did use quite a bit of rum and soaked them for a couple of hours. My chocolate chip cookie freak husband loves them! They came out of the oven still in the perfect ball that went in the oven. Soooooo, I sliced and baked some apples and then crumbled the oatmeal cookie balls over the baked apples. OK LADIES…OMG Whip out your kitchen stuff and make these right away. I did add chocolate chips, a handful of pepita seeds, a large handful of chopped up dried fruit of choice, including raisins and cranberries. I just ate one and you wont regret it. This is THE best recipe I have come across. Just think how it would taste with the regular complete recipe. Desperation makes us do funny things. These look so good. I hope to make them for ME in the next few days and by the way, I too am one of those non raisin fans. I tried SO hard to learn to like raisins as a kid. Back in the dark ages kids used to bring those tiny boxes of raisins in their lunches. I thought they were SO cute. This is long before the days of dried cranberries, blueberries, and all the rest. I think because they baked for a long time they broke down a bit. It made them easier to eat. Is it better for them? My father is diabetic, and LOVES raisins by the way, and LOVES oatmeal cookies. Gluten free baking is necessarily better for diabetics, and in some cases can be worse. The sugar in the recipes is the same as regular baking, and most gluten free flour is actually HIGHER in carbohydrates than the wheat flour-in other words-worse impact on blood sugar than wheat flour because they are made from rice, corn, potato starch, etc. Hope this is helpful. Holy smokes, these are delicious! And here is yet another fantastic recipe! I look forward to trying more! Even with gluten free oats, eating too many of them made me feel a little sick. Anyway, I made a couple batches of these when we got back home with the baby, and I split them half and half with chocolate chips and butterscotch chips. Some stores carry it here but only a box or two at a time, and VERY hard to find. Any idea what other GF flour mix I could use to create these wonderful creations of yours? Also, I have noticed that your recipes call for unsalted butter. Would it make a difference if I used salted butter instead? This is a good recipe, Nicole. It even stands up to the bean-based flour that caused so much disappointment in the beginning. You speak of putting in raisins for a more traditional cookie. I respect the preference. De gustibus non est disputandum, and all that. I like raisins, too. Now, rum-soaked raisins would be thrilling…. We have Better Batter flour, which I know contains xanthan gum. So I should omit the xanthan gum when making this recipe, am I right? I have done all of your cookie baking success suggestions save the oven thermometer, and there is now a brand spankin new thermometer in my craptastic God-only-knows-how-old oven. I am going to make decent cookies if it freaking kills me. I will be making them with chocolate chips, as raisins in cookies are why I have trust issues. I always brag about your smart off-beat humor to my lawyer-husband. I tell him what good taste I have in discovering awesome people, both in real life and in the cyber-sphere. Then again, maybe I just have a thing for lawyer-types. On the real, though, I LOVE your blog, your warm and funny spirit, and of course all the outstanding GF recipes. I must try this. I am still in search of a recipe that replaces my FAVORITE all time cookie called cinnamon nip. It is a snicker doodle meet oatmeal without any chocolate or raisins. With cinnamon in the dough, and then rolled in cinnamon sugar ~ : yum me drooling now! They were always thick, crispy on the edges and gooey soft in the middle. I had tried making them to the recipe with just Better Batter and they were pretty good. The texture was a little off due to the dairy free part I had to do. I think I will break the DF rule, and make a batch just for me : Thanks for sharing! Good for you for finding it funny. I probably would have been angry. You are a better woman than I! You appear to be a real person, living a regular life. Then, like 10 minutes after I deleted it, I realized how funny it was. Mostly because it was so wildly inappropriate. Then, as things like that have started to accumulate, I so wish I had saved them all. I have better perspective on it now. Something I do love in oatmeal cookies? Last Thursday when you say you were in a bad mood, well, that was my birthday. After consoling her and thanking her for the sweet though, I sent her to your site for some tips your post that day was especially helpful. And she loves your humor too. Keep up the great work! What a grouch that emailing meanie was! Sounds like a cloud of gloom follows her around while she tries to bring everybody around her down.. I wish I could just reach in and grab one or two of those cookies! Definately going to be making up a batch.. The cookies look fantastic…easy and simple, my kind of cookie. So the trick is to be honest with yourself. And remember, there is no good writing. Can I use a good margarine too. I was just thinking about these too. Thanks for posting this. And to share; I was showing the recipe to my daughter, as we are sitting here doing 7th Grade Math and the first thing she wanted to know was can she make it with raisins instead, and what do you know, you put a note about that and made her day : Hi, Dede! Sounds like I posted the recipe just in time. And tell your daughter that she can use her 7th grade math to swap out the chocolate chips for raisins by weight. A cheapo scale will do all the work for you.
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I am not fond of raisins in anything but I am tired of making chocolate met cookies. Thanks for the tip. Roll the dough into a rectangle about 12 inches long by 8-10 inches wide. Thank you, once again. I use chopped dates or chopped dried apricots to substitute in approximately equal amounts or a little more to sweeteners such as ring, coconut sugar, maple syrup, agave, honey, etc, in recipes such as this and in muffin recipes. Could not get them out of my mind. Once chilled, place the baking sheet in the center of the preheated oven, and bake for about 12 minutes, or until lightly golden zip all over and a bit browner around the edges. I was contemplating adding vanilla extract or almond extract to change it too. Oats are not a gluten-containing grain.
