Friday, September 20, 2013

Gluten Free Vegan Spiced Pumpkin Oat Cookies



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Soft, chewy and full of holiday flavours, these wholesome pumpkin cookies are the perfect autumn treat. They are easy to make, healthy, and perfectly moist and delicious. They are also vegan and gluten-free.

Gluten Free Vegan Spiced Pumpkin Oat Cookies

adapted from Elizabeth Rider
  • 240 g Homemade pumpkin puree
  • 1 Small ripe banana, sliced
  • 50 g Maple syrup
  • 120 g Rolled oats
  • 35 g Almond slices
  • 30 g Flaxseed, ground
  • 2 tsp Speculoos spice (or pumpkin pie spice)
  • 1/4 tsp Fine sea salt
  1. Preheat the oven to 180C/350F. Line a baking sheet with parchment paper.
  2. Combine pumpkin puree, banana, maple syrup, speculoos spice and salt in a large mixing bowl. Beat on high with a hand mixer until mostly smooth, about two minutes. Fold in the oats, almonds and flaxseed meal using a large wooded spoon until the mixture is well combined.
  3. Use a tablespoon to dollop the mixture in 9 mounds onto the prepared baking sheets, gently pressing with the back of your spoon to flatten the cookies.
  4. Bake for 15 minutes until set. They will stay soft but hold together well. Let cool 10 minutes before eating, and store in an airtight container in the refrigerator for up to 3 days.

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148 comments:

  1. Gloria Baker20/9/13 19:34

    Look delicious and beautiful Angie!!!! I bookmarked!xo

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  2. Rosa's Yummy Yums20/9/13 19:36

    Wonderful cookies! They look really tempting. A great fall treat.

    Cheers,

    Rosa

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  3. Anonymous20/9/13 19:40

    I was thinking of creating this sort of stunning vegan pumpkin OAT cookies but you beat me to it. Your cookies look so delightful, tasty & just wonderful too! Yummmmmm!

    I also make my own roasted pumpkin puree & stash it in the freezer to use it all year long!
    Beautiful pics too!

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  4. Erica20/9/13 19:55

    They look so beautiful and delicious,Angie!Perfect Fall cookies!

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  5. Finla20/9/13 20:38

    Looks yumm, i love eating cookies like this but mostly i end up buying them than making them once i should make them at home.

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  6. Rosita Vargas20/9/13 22:11

    Hermosas y saludables galletas mi querida Angie,abrazos.

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  7. Sam Hoffer / My Carolina Kitchen20/9/13 22:16

    Gorgeous cookies Angie - chewy and moist. My favorite.
    Sam

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  10. lisa is cooking21/9/13 01:11

    I'm so ready for lots of pumpkin recipes! These cookies look perfect for fall.

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  11. Velva21/9/13 02:48

    Oh yes! Another healthy, delightful and delicious treat.

    Velva

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  12. Alice21/9/13 03:34

    Angie, i read the ingredients and i know i will enjoy eating these cookies.. Yum yum...:)

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  13. ann low21/9/13 03:35

    Hi Angie, I love this kind of healthy cookie. Definitely bookmark this recipe on my baking list.
    Happy weekend!

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  14. Reeni21/9/13 03:36

    I love the combination of pumpkin with banana and oats! I'm glad these are healthy because I could probably eat the entire batch at once!

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  15. Akila21/9/13 04:18

    Wow what a great comba n perfect cookie... awesome clicks

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  16. Medeja- CranberryJam21/9/13 07:47

    They really look and sound like autumn treat.. How nice would be to have with a cup of tea!

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  17. Alicia Foodycat21/9/13 08:53

    These sound delicious!

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  18. Esther Lau21/9/13 08:58

    Angie,I can feel the Autumn in the air from your photos, beautiful :)

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  19. great-secret-of-life21/9/13 10:15

    will try this.. bookmarked..

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  20. Unknown21/9/13 10:47

    angie, this is really a treat.

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  21. What's Baking??21/9/13 11:08

    You always manage to make healthy food into something really delicious..yum.

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  22. MunatyCooking21/9/13 12:48

    What a healthy treat Angie, can't wait to try it :)

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  23. Anonymous21/9/13 14:54

    i like eating oats porridge with chunck of roasted pumpkin,
    it sounds a great idea combining both in a healty cookies!

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  24. Susan21/9/13 15:25

    This is a wonderful recipe; our youngest granddaughter is having some issues with gluten and dairy, but having a treat like this would mean she doesn't have to be deprived of a treat. Thank you for all your wonderfully, healthy recipes, XOXO

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  25. Vicki Bensinger21/9/13 15:39

    Don't these look delicious and so healthy. I could eat these up guilt free. Great recipe Angie!

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  26. Victoria bakes21/9/13 16:58

    I love anything gluten free.... Gonna try this. Tks for sharing

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  27. Baking Diary21/9/13 18:08

    that looks delicious and healthy!

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  28. The Squishy Monster21/9/13 18:14

    I definitely need to try these....love that spice, pumpkin and oats all got together in the mix =)

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  29. Amy21/9/13 18:16

    Yum...these cookies looks great. I love the Fall flavors in them. :)

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  30. Unknown21/9/13 18:28

    Angie,thanks for a great recipe. These look so good, it would makefor a quick breakfast. Love the flavors.

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  31. Jeanette21/9/13 18:59

    Just in time for fall Angie - these would make a great afternoon snack for my kids.

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  32. motherrimmy21/9/13 20:00

    I could totally make a batch of these for breakfast this week. They'd be a good grab and go snack too.

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  33. motherrimmy21/9/13 20:00

    I could totally make a batch of these for breakfast this week. They'd be a good grab and go snack too.

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  34. Ely21/9/13 20:32

    I love your photos and your food. These are amazing <3 <3 Congratulations my sweet friend!! <3

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  35. violeta pasat21/9/13 22:47

    Angie,that picture worth a thousand words!So beautiful and yummy...A delicious way to use pumpkin puree and I've never thought to try it with cookies!

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  36. GG21/9/13 22:56

    These look really tasty and even better for being chewy. GG

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  37. jasna varcakovic21/9/13 23:47

    Deliciously looking cookies. Oat is very tasty and very good for health. Thumbs up!

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  41. Anonymous22/9/13 03:08

    Oh these look and sound soooo delicious!
    Mary x

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  42. Belinda22/9/13 03:20

    Oh wow these are sooo in season! Gluten free too!

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  43. Unknown22/9/13 07:04

    Fabulous Angie! And I feel healthy just looking at them! :)

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  45. Monica22/9/13 13:26

    I adore a chewy cookie!

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  46. Blackswan22/9/13 14:28

    Angie, these pumpkin cookies are certainly some healthy snacks! Happy Belated Mid-Autumn Fest to you & family!

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  47. jehanne@thecookingdoctor22/9/13 14:31

    i am always amazed with your gorgeous yet healthy bakes, Angie :-). THis one is a definite keeper :-)

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  48. Lenia22/9/13 18:50

    Something tells me that I will enjoy these cookies!Definitely gonna make them!Great fall recipe!
    Kisses,dear Angie!

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  49. CQUEK22/9/13 19:18

    what an awesome idea

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  50. cristina22/9/13 19:34

    So much goodness in one cookie!! Healthy, GF AND vegan (this would make my Mom and sister very, very happy). Like the way the texture looks...a must try. :D

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  51. Kiran @ KiranTarun.com22/9/13 19:48

    Divine fall cookies -- these would definitely take good care of my off-late pumpkin obsessed eating habits lately :D

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  52. Elisabeth22/9/13 21:06

    Angie, such perfect yummy pumpkin spiced cookies for fall! A must make...thanks for sharing! xo
    Have a wonderful week, ahead...Sunday is winding down for you, and here, its Sunday afternoon:)

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  53. Abbe@This is How I Cook22/9/13 21:38

    Angie, these look great! Definitely putting them on my to try list. I love cookies!

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  55. mjskit22/9/13 23:47

    Pumpkin AND banana - what delicious little treats!

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  56. Katie | Healthy Seasonal Recipes23/9/13 02:31

    Wow, these may be cookies, and look completely crave-worthy, but somehow you've managed to create these with all healthy ingredients. I'll have to make them for sure.

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  57. Julia | JuliasAlbum.com23/9/13 04:04

    Love all the flavors in this cookie! What a great way to kick start the Fall season!

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  58. Dawn @ Words Of Deliciousness23/9/13 04:56

    These cookies look amazing. I love anything with pumpkin and I love the ingredients that you paired with the pumpkin.

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  59. Anne ~ Uni Homemaker23/9/13 07:01

    Chewy cookies are the best. Maple syrup, pumpkin and banana --what a delicious combination Angie! :)

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  60. Lite Home Bake23/9/13 08:39

    I am already captivated by how pretty these cookies look, it's like they are screaming 'i am healthy and pretty' :)

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  61. Anonymous23/9/13 11:10

    perfect way to welcome fall....such lovely colors and flavors :-)

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  62. Noob Cook23/9/13 11:31

    lovely autumn flavour!

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  63. Ana Regalado23/9/13 12:23

    Pretty delicious cookies , Angie ! Pumpkin and oat sounds wonderful together in these healthy nibbles :)

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  64. easyfoodsmith23/9/13 13:07

    Your blog is definitely a heaven for gluten free/ vegan recipes. Amazing post, once again, Angie!

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  65. My Kitchen Stories.23/9/13 13:07

    Glorious delicious and I could eat them all.

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  67. Ashley23/9/13 13:54

    These cookies look delicious - perfect for this time of the year! I haven't quite started with pumpkin yet (still stuck on apples) but I'm collecting a long list of things I want to make this season! haha Happy Monday!

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  68. Joanne23/9/13 14:06

    I am definitely ready to get some pumpkin baking in my life! These cookies look lovely!

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  69. Hema23/9/13 14:23

    Healthy, delicious cookies, perfectly done..

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  70. Debra Eliotseats23/9/13 14:33

    I love the warm flavors of fall.

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  71. Sokehah cheah23/9/13 17:17

    That's a healthy cookie ..... can't help drooling over your clicks!

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  72. Pam23/9/13 17:27

    They look tasty!

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  73. Nancy 23/9/13 17:36

    Two of my favorites, pumpkin and oats. What a great cookie recipe. Thanks for sharing Angie!

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  74. Koko23/9/13 18:10

    Making these FOR SURE! Absolutely perfect for Fall!

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  75. Evelyne CulturEatz23/9/13 19:30

    These cookies are so original, in taste and look. I have to try these soon when I buy a pumpkin. Love how you make vegan stuff appealing.

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  77. Daniela Grimburg23/9/13 21:09

    Wow, these cookies look really yummy and are the perfect treat for the new season.
    Love the picture with the red leaves,beautiful!

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  78. Kiersten @ Oh My Veggies23/9/13 22:02

    I am going to make these this fall for sure--I love pumpkin cookies!

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  79. Alida23/9/13 22:18

    These are wonderful cookies, I wish I could have them with my tea now. They look kind of delicate and elegant too. Well done Angie!

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  80. Momo23/9/13 22:26

    beautiful autumn here and delicious ,too! :)

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  81. grace23/9/13 23:56

    great blend of crunchy and hearty components, angie! pumpkin isn't my favorite but i'll be darned if i'd pass up one of these!

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  82. Ann Jones24/9/13 00:45

    I love that these are gluten free. They look delicious :)

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  83. Norma Chang24/9/13 01:07

    Never thought of combining pumpkin and banana, you come up with the most unusual and great ideas.

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  84. Priya Suresh24/9/13 01:08

    Scrumptious cookies,feel like munching some.

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  86. Catherine24/9/13 06:09

    Dear Angie, These look great and perfection for the season. Blessings dear. Catherine xo

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  87. Gerry @Foodness Gracious24/9/13 07:14

    Perfect cookies Angie, they'd be great with my mid morning latte ;)

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  90. CQUEK24/9/13 10:02

    Oh so yummy

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  91. Katerina24/9/13 12:37

    I love pumpkin season! So many delicious recipes and goodies like these tasty cookies!

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  92. Barbara24/9/13 13:19

    These look a lot like the Breakfast Cookies I made a while back and which we all love. Mine used bananas as the "glue" yours uses pumpkin. Definitely going to make these, Angie.

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  93. Unknown24/9/13 14:39

    These are like no other cookie I have seen before... I would have to have at least 6 in one sitting!!! :) They sound so delicious!!

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  94. Nammi24/9/13 17:35

    nice and chewy looking cookies

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  95. lena24/9/13 18:53

    i love everything there in these cookies...hopefully can try these out someday

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  96. RavieNomNoms24/9/13 19:02

    Oooooh, these are just amazing! I need to try these ASAP! I love Fall

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  97. Juliana24/9/13 19:29

    Angie, these cookies look so good...like the pumpkin puree and all the spices in it.
    Hope you are having a wonderful week :D

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  98. Kitchen Belleicious25/9/13 03:58

    i love love love pumpkin and I love that it is GF naturally. these cookies look fantastic. I love that you added in the texture of oats.

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  99. The Yum List25/9/13 04:23

    These look scrumptious. I don't think I could stop at just one.

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  100. Blog do Chocolate25/9/13 23:22

    Angie, you are a perfect cook and these cookies are simply fantastic ! :)

    Cheers,

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  101. Helene Dsouza26/9/13 12:58

    lol I just came back with a kg of oats earlier. I wanted a smaller quantity but they didn't have any, so now I am stuck with all that. Luckily you have come up with this wonderful oats cookies recipe Angie.

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  102. My Little Space26/9/13 18:52

    Oh my, what a fabulous combination. Must be so tasty good.
    Kristy

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  103. Unknown27/9/13 04:03

    love pumpkin, oats and speculoos spice! These are beauties Angie ;)

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  104. Kelly Mulcair Registered Nutritionist. Content © 2011 Trinity Nutrition.28/9/13 00:16

    These look delicious Angie -- love your use of ingredients here -- homemade pumpkin puree and all! (I make my own pumpkin pie spice does that count? ;-)

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  105. Geri Saucier28/9/13 01:17

    I love the flavors in these cookies. I need to make them soon - they look so good.

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  106. Asmita28/9/13 17:26

    Gorgeous cookies!!!

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  107. Yazan29/9/13 10:41

    Delicious cookies

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  108. Amelia30/9/13 16:21

    Hi Angie, very healthy and addictive cookies. Beautiful presentation.

    Best regards

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  109. Veronica | Veronica's Cornucopia1/10/13 07:27

    I've never heard of Speculoos spice - do you make it yourself or is it something available in Germany? I did find a recipe for it and now I think I'll have to make the blend. Sounds perfect in these cookies and for many fall treats!

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  110. Mary Moh1/10/13 22:38

    That looks very pretty and healthy. Angie, I will eat everything you make :D

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  111. Angie's Recipes2/10/13 05:22

    @Veronica | Veronica's Cornucopia It's a holiday baking spice mix and it can be purchased in large supermarkets. You definitely can make your own.

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  112. Tricia @ Saving room for dessert2/10/13 13:46

    I just love a recipe that uses all my favorites - bananas, oats, pumpkin - yum! This would be great for breakfast - so pretty too!

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  113. Anonymous2/10/13 19:51

    Great cookies - love the use of banana :)
    Mary x

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  114. Sue5/10/13 06:10

    These sound so hearty and yummy!

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  115. Cooking Rookie7/10/13 17:47

    These are just perfect autumn cookies! Love this recipe :-)

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