A crunchy cornmeal cookie recipe from Martha Stewart studded with dried apricots and fresh lemon-thyme. Lovely to go with a cup of tea or serve them with a scoop of vanilla ice cream as a light dessert.
Cornmeal Cookies with Apricots and Lemon Thyme
adapted from Martha Stewart
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- Preheat oven to 180C/350F. Line two baking sheets with parchment paper. Set aside. Whisk together flour, cornmeal, baking soda, and salt in a medium bowl.
- Put butter and sugar in the bowl of an electric mixer fitted with the paddle attachment. Cream on medium speed until pale and fluffy, about 3 minutes. Mix in eggs, one at a time. Add flour mixture and mix on low speed until just combined. Mix in dried apricots and lemon thyme.
- Using a tablespoon or a 1 1/2-inch ice-cream scoop, drop rounded balls of dough onto lined sheets, spacing them 2 inches apart.
- Bake, rotating and switching positions of sheets about halfway through, until pale golden, 10 to 12 minutes. Transfer cookies, on parchment, to a wire rack. Let cool completely.
I would demolish a batch of these cookies in no time! Lemon thyme is an unusual yet wonderful ingredient in a cookie. Love.
ReplyDeleteNice! I have been looking everywhere for lemon thyme! These sound incredibly delicious, Angie! :)
ReplyDeleteUnique garnish! I like the use of the thyme.
ReplyDeleteSuperb what a lovely looking cookies...
ReplyDeleteWhat wonderful flavors! those cookies must taste just divine.
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Rosa
They not only look lovely but sound healthy and delicious. Too bad I don't have any lemon thyme this year, just couldn't find it anywhere to buy.
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ReplyDeleteThese sound delicious and I love the cornmeal. You've beautifully presented them Angie with the sprigs of thyme.
ReplyDeleteSam
Marvellous cookies,i wont mind munching some rite now.
ReplyDeleteYou take the best pictures these look yummy
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ReplyDeleteNever thought of adding thyme to cookies, clever idea, thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful combination of flavors - never really thought about apricots with thyme!
ReplyDeleteOne of my favorite cookie recipes has apricots in it. These look great, Angie. Love the idea of herbs in cookies and have never made any with cornmeal. I like the texture when you bite into anything with cornmeal.
ReplyDeleteThese look truly divine. Love the combination of flavours! You did a great job with the photos.
ReplyDeleteWould make a great afternoon tea for me :D
ReplyDeleterustic looking !! i dont see why i dont love them!!
ReplyDeleteThese sound so good. I've never tried cornmeal cookies - but would love to!
ReplyDeleteI love the idea of using lemon thyme in cookies!
ReplyDelete:-) Mandy
Super delicious cookies. And such a big stack too :-)
ReplyDeleteI love the apricot in these delicate biscuits and, as you know ;-), I'm a lemon thyme devotee!
ReplyDeleteI bet these are crumbly and delicious! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThese look so fantastic, i had to join the site! I recently had a lemon thyme cake things whilst out and it was amazing, these look equally awesome
ReplyDeleteYum!
ReplyDeleteI love the combination of flavors, it looks intresting.... in a good way!
Love the combination here and those pictures are gorgeous. Can't wait to try them sometime :)
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! And the fact that you mentioned adding ice cream to them set my heart on fire!!
ReplyDeleteperfect snack with nice combo
ReplyDeleteThese are beautiful! The delicate flavors of apricot and thyme along with the crunch from the cornmeal - makes my mouth water!
ReplyDeleteyummy delicious cookies
ReplyDeletesuch a creative cookie! sounds divine :)
ReplyDeleteI see that you also like Martha Stewart's recipes, Angie! Can't go wrong with Martha, or any of the fabulous recipes you've posted. I need these cookies...seriously! Hsve not had, or made any cookies, since weeks now, and I'm craving for your simple and delicious cornmeal-apricot cookies that would be so lovely with a cup of tea right now!
ReplyDeleteNever had cornmeal cookies before ... They're beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI love how you've combined the sweet with the herbal in these cookies. They look like they would be great with a cup of tea.
ReplyDeletei love that you used cornmeal for cookies. Cornmeal is definitely one of my favorite ingredients and it is not used nearly enough in my opinion. These cookies look and sound delicious
ReplyDeleteLemon thyme is my favorite herb in the herb garden so I'm always looking for ways to use it. Just yesterday I ate a fresh apricot laced with a few leaves of lemon thyme. It was delicious! Therefore, I know I would love these cookies! Very unusual, but great flavors and texture!
ReplyDeleteReally beautiful, Angie! I go crazy for apricot this time of year. :)
ReplyDeleteoooh that Martha is so clever. Those cookies look so good!
ReplyDeleteI have lemon thyme in the garden. I will whip up a batch of these cookies! Yummo!
ReplyDeleteI just want to eat your pictures. Is that a possibility? =D
ReplyDeleteI've been thinking of what to do with my nearly a kilo of cornmeal ! I'll try this recipe sometime if I can get hold of this thyme :D Awesome and delicious pix as always , Angie !
ReplyDeleteI love lemon thyme and these sound great. I found out the other day that you can get orange thyme too!
ReplyDeleteinteresting flavor combo for a cookie!
ReplyDeleteI love how unique the flavors in these cookies are!
ReplyDeleteGreat looking cookies with wonderful flavour combinations! It will be 'dangerous' to place a full jar in front of me! :)
ReplyDeleteThese cookies look so beautifully presented with exotic flavours, it feels like they have been picked off a tree deep in nature :D
ReplyDeleteCheers
Choc Chip Uru
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ReplyDeleteI love cornmeal to bake ANgie, these cookies look awesome, love them!!
ReplyDeleteWow these sound really interesting and I love the apricots. Your presentation is truly stunning. Lemon thyme, how cool. Are you growing your own?? I have some growing but not the lemon thyme, wish I had some. Cheers!
ReplyDeleteI have lemon thyme in my garden, I am sure that I 'd like to try our recipe!
ReplyDeleteI have to have my daily hot tea breaks - in the morning and afternoon - and these beautiful cookies would be perfect with it! Delicious! :)
ReplyDeleteThese are absolutely gorgeous cookies. i love the thyme and apricots together! so pretty presentation
ReplyDeleteI grew some lemon thyme last summer and it was wonderful. Too bad I didn't know about this cookie recipe at the time!
ReplyDeleteI love lemony thyme & have made macarons with it too! I'm sure these cookies are winners with such great combo between apricots & lemon thyme ! Love your pictures too! :)
ReplyDeleteAmazing cookies!
ReplyDeleteWonderful cookies;) I love the combination of cornmeal, dried apricots, and lemon thyme. Thanks for the yummy post.
ReplyDeleteWow Angie, what a flavorful cookie...like the apricot and thyme...very creative. I would love some for now :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the recipe and enjoy your week!
Unique and great flavored on these cookies,great recipe !!
ReplyDeleteThe cookies look scrumptious! I love the flavor combo with apricots and thyme it sounds yummy!
ReplyDeleteThey look and sound really tasty.
ReplyDeleteI love the crunch of the cornmeal in these cookies! And the lemon thyme combo seems to fit them perfectly!
ReplyDeleteLemon and thyme are a delicious combination! I looove these cookies
ReplyDeleteNever had cornmeal cookies before...definitely must give it a try! They look great!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful as usual Angie :) Love the thyme. I have become a real fan of savoury cookies in the last year. They are not given enough credit!
ReplyDeleteCan you believe it, I have all these ingredients! I love the thought of cornmeal in a cookie and can't wait to try this recipe, Angie.
ReplyDeleteLove the addition of thyme in the cookies :)
ReplyDeleteOh man, this is a sign....this is the second time I have read a delicious post on cornmeal cookies! I love your flavor combination of thyme and apricots, they sound delicious:-) Hug, Terra
ReplyDeleteI have one word to say ~ Beautiful :D
ReplyDeleteI also love lmeon thyme a lot in baking cookies or cakes! Your cornmeal & lemon thyme cookies look so delectable & if you use less sugar you can make them like savoury cookies! Yummm!
ReplyDeleteSo Lovely…they sound incredible! I love the texture that cornmeal adds to baked goods!
ReplyDeleteI have a pot of lemon thyme on my patio so I will try these! The cornmeal must add a delightful texture.
ReplyDeleteThese cookies look irresistible!! I love lemon thyme but never try using it in cookies. The cookies must be full of aroma. ;)
ReplyDeleteYou always come up with some great cookies. It seems that I can bake cookies if not anything else. I like that they are not so sweet.
ReplyDeleteWhat a combination of ingredients! I am very intrigued. These cookies look too good for words!
ReplyDeleteTo my recollection I have never tried a cornmeal cookie. Adore the flavor combo here.
ReplyDeleteAngie, your cookies are lovely! I grow lemon thyme in my garden so trying these is a no brainer for me! Thanks for sharing your recipe, pinned for future use;-)
ReplyDeleteThese cookies look amazing,Angie! Wonderful combination and I love the addition of cornmeal!
ReplyDeleteI love cornmeal cookies, so good with apricots and lemon thyme, a terrific combination!
ReplyDeleteCornmeal, thyme and apricots are such a winning combination...the mixture of textures and flavors sounds marvelous!
ReplyDeletethis is a strange yet delicious combination!
ReplyDeleteI've never tried making cookies with herbs, must do so one day. Thanks for sharing, Angie!
ReplyDeleteSuper
ReplyDeleteThe cookies look so good. I would never think of combining cornmeal and apricots.
ReplyDeleteThe cookies look so good. I would never think of combining cornmeal and apricots.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful combination!They look amazing!Have a lovely day,dear!
ReplyDeleteThese cookies look so beautiful and yummmmmmmm!!
ReplyDeleteHi Angie, What a delightful and sophisticated cookie... totally creative! I got your e-mail about the trouble you are having with your blog... frustrating! I hope you get it sorted out soon.! I use Squarespace.com as my blog hosting company and they have fantastic technical support and are not that expensive with lots of creative flexibility. Just passing that on.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful food photography, Angie. As I've come to expect from you, there is a marvelous elegance to these treats. Brava!
ReplyDeleteThey look fantastic, I love the flavors in there. Wish I had a couple with my coffee right now.
ReplyDeleteyeah angie, still cldnt access to your latest post spelt farfalle. hope Blogger can fix this up for you asap.
ReplyDeleteAnother delicious creation, Angie - I'm featuring this in today's Food Fetish Friday (with a link-back and attribution). I hope you have no objections and I always love dropping by to see what you've created...
ReplyDeleteHi Angie, wow... I love your presentation. Simple but look so gorgeous. Interesting cookies. I have a packet of cornmeal from a blogger friend, now I now what to do with it.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing the tempting and yummy recipes. It look good and love the golden color.
Have a nice day.
This is lovely Angie. I tried to comment on your newest post but couldn't.
ReplyDeleteI did have problems with my blog some time ago where people could not post comments,so I changed the comments settings and then it was OK.
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I JUST DIED A LITTLE!! You come up with the BEST flavor combinations. Love love love these dear Angie :)
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The crunch of cornmeal sounds so good with the dried apricots! I'll take two with vanilla ice cream, please.
ReplyDeleteSorry to see that you had some problems with your blog. I saw a lot of testing posts in my reader, which I could not access. Hope problem is now solved. Those cookies are really tempting.
ReplyDeleteCornmeal with apricots, that sounds so good! Great cookie
ReplyDeleteLemon and thyme - fantastic combination in a cookie!
ReplyDeleteLemon, thyme, and apricot sounds nice and light for the summer time! How was the texture of the cornmeal? I've never made cookies with it.
ReplyDelete@PattyQuite crunchy and a lot to chew on!
ReplyDeleteI have never had a cornmeal cookie, but as cornbread lovers, I can imagine how great these are with lemon thyme and apricot!
ReplyDeleteApricots AND lemon thyme, how divine! ;)
ReplyDeleteThe textures and flavors of this recipe must be amazing!
ReplyDeleteLove cornmeal in cookies! That crunchy, crumbly texture is so nice. Love the addition of thyme too.
ReplyDeleteYum! I bet the combination of apricots and thyme is delicious.
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