Chewy, sticky and moist, this gluten free molasses cookie recipe, adapted from bojongourmet, is made with a combination of ground glutinous rice and ground oats. It is super easy to throw together and has a deep, warm flavour to compliment the holiday season.
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- In a medium bowl, sift together the flours, starch, psyllium, baking soda, spices and salt.
- In a large bowl, stir together the butter, molasses, brown sugar, and 50 grams of the granulated sugar. Whisk in the egg and vanilla extract. Stir in the flour mixture and beat with a handheld mixer until well combined. Cover the dough and chill until overnight until firm.
- When you're ready to bake, position a rack in the upper third of the oven and preheat to 180C/350F. Line 2 cookie sheets with parchment paper. Place the remaining granulated sugar in a shallow bowl.
- Shape the dough into 1-inch balls and roll each ball in the sugar. Place the balls at least 2" apart on the prepared baking sheets.
- Bake the cookies, one sheet at a time, until they are puffed and cracked, and the dough between the cracks looks underbaked, 7-10 minutes, rotating the pan after 5 minutes to ensure even baking. Repeat with the second sheet.
- Let the cookies cool slightly on the sheet, then transfer the cookies to a cooling rack to cool completely Store the cookies at room temperature in an airtight container for up to 3 days.
These are one of my favorite cookies...and yours are picture perfect, Angie!
ReplyDeleteThese are gorgeous Angie - I'd never think to use mung bean starch in baking - great idea!
ReplyDeleteThey look really Christmas-y!
ReplyDeleteDear Angie, These cookies look "Christmas" perfect!!! They would make a lovely gift.
ReplyDeleteBlessings dear, Catherine xo
These cookies look too good! Perfect for the holidays!
ReplyDeleteAngie, So healthy and crispy looking cookies.. Love to have it for tea
ReplyDeletePerfect for the holidays! Love the presentation - so festive. Pinned.
ReplyDeleteWow yummy yum
ReplyDeleteLovely recipe, so perfect for the festive season!
ReplyDeleteThis is such an unusual cookie with the use of molasses which makes it all the more nutritious!
ReplyDeleteWow, beautiful and yummy Christmas treat! :)
ReplyDeletePretty cookies! The kind I cannot stop eating...
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Rosa
What a unique combination of ingredients! Facinating!
ReplyDeleteChewy ginger cookies - that's the way I like them. They have a Christmas spirit about them.
ReplyDeleteSam
You are amazing! I love all the unusual ingredients in these cookies and a chewy gingersnap is exactly what we love in my family.
ReplyDeleteI haven't had these cookies in such a long time but always loved them. These look perfect in shape and color. Great recipe.
ReplyDeleteI am making some similar cookies for Christmas. Yours look awesome!!
ReplyDeleteMolasses is one of my favorite ingredients. These are perfect holiday cookies!
ReplyDeleteyumm, never had molasses before not sure if I can find any here but love ginger nut cookies with a hot cup of coffee. these look fantastic.
ReplyDeleteI would never have thought glutinous rice - awesome!
ReplyDeleteChewy? Ginger? Oh yum. Is there a substitute for the molasses though? I'm not a big fan of it. Would maple syrup work?
ReplyDeleteI love ginger cookies and when we get a mixed biscuit box i am the one who finish the ginger ones these looks so good and what a wonderufl christmas gift it will make.
ReplyDeleteOur youngest granddaughter is going to be tested for Celiac Disease, so I'm collecting all the gluten-free desserts I can. This one will be a special treat when they come for the holidays. XOXO
ReplyDeleteMung Bean and pepper, wow Angie, sounds so good and pretty unique cookies. I haven't made gluten free versions, but this recipe looks so good, can't wait to give it a shot.
ReplyDeleteI love ginger cookies! What a great way to celebrate the holidays.
ReplyDeleteThese perfectly capture all the flavors of the season. I need to capture some of those ingredients!
ReplyDeleteOh goodness, I am super hungry now! I can smell these cookies from here, delicious!
ReplyDeleteI do prefer a chewy biscuit over a crunchy one.
ReplyDeleteThis recipe will come handy when we have out gluten free friends over! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteAngie, these awesome cookies are all about Christmas, and the holiday spirit...ginger, cinnamon, molasses; I can imagine the wonderful aroma throughout your kitchen when baking these gems!
ReplyDeleteMy Grammy loves making molasses cookies, and they pretty much rock! This lovely recipe brings back happy memories! Beautiful, Hugs, Terra
ReplyDeleteThese cookies looks really delicious! I like that they are so thin and gluten free too!
ReplyDeleteThe cookies look nice and crisp...not to forget delicious too. I have never cooked with molasses and I am intrigued by its flavor in these cookies.
ReplyDeleteLove seeing your Christmas posts! Feeling the mood......
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely presentation, Angie! Those ginger cookies do look inviting!
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ReplyDeleteChristmas scent scattered in these amazing pics!The cookies seem irresistible!
ReplyDeleteHave a lovely week,dear!
Really craving this type of cookie right now! Love the use of ground oats and the texture sounds perfect.
ReplyDeleteI love ginger cookies! And the sight of your cookies is making me crave for them!
ReplyDeleteOoooo! Now you're talking! I love molasses cookies and ginger. Swoon city.
ReplyDeleteCookies looks awesome, I love the crackled texture, love your clicks..
ReplyDeleteThese cookies are so perfect for the holidays! My mom and sister were just looking around the other day for a gluten-free molasses type cookie - definitely sending this to them!
ReplyDeleteI love cookies, Angie, and yours are wonderful and "sound" delicious !
ReplyDeleteI love your photos, so lovely ! :)
Cheers,
Angie your cookies look delicious and adorables:)
ReplyDeleteUna idea fantàstica para Navidad ,deliciosa y elegante me encantò,abrazos.
ReplyDeleteMmm.. how beautiful this Angie. I wish I could take a bite at these biscuits. They would go very well at the Christmas dinner table with coffee. Bravissima as usual :-)
ReplyDeleteHi Angie! Looks like you had some fun with your holiday cookie photos! Great that you're sharing gluten-free cookies-I'm sure there are many who appreciate that!!!
ReplyDeleteGinger cookies are amongst my favorite, particularly the chewy kind. These sound so rich with the molasses. Original way to make them gluten-free!
ReplyDeleteThey certainly are very beautiful Angie, and I can't believe they are gluten free. I will have to get a few ingredients on the list as I don't have them at home, but I'll definitely make these for my gluten intolerant girl friend.
ReplyDeleteEva http://kitcheninspirations.wordpress.com
Using glutinous rice flour to make these cookies I imagine gives them a very nice texture.
ReplyDeleteI don't think I have ever had ginger molasses cookies but I love the sound of them! And chewy ones are always better than crunchy ones, in my opinion. Delicious Angie!
ReplyDeleteGinger molasses cookies are one of my all-time favorites at Christmas Angie! These look great.
ReplyDeleteGingerbread means Christmas to me month than any other cookie! Yours are beautiful and so are your photos, Angie.
ReplyDeleteNaturally, that was supposed to be 'more'. Silly auto correct!
ReplyDeleteI was wondering what kind of cookies are being prepared in Angie's kitchen...Of course, healthy and flavorsome!
ReplyDeleteI love molasses cookies and these look so good with all those krinkles and crackles, yum@
ReplyDeleteYour photos are just perfect for the holiday. I love the idea of using glutinous rice as a flour. Have a nice week, Angie! :)
ReplyDeleteThese look delicious and I love that you made them gluten free! Delish!
ReplyDeleteI'm planning to make ginger biscuits sometime next week! yours look great!
ReplyDeleteI made your very delectable cookies & some of your ingredients were new to me too but loved making them & loved eating them too! We only have a few left! Ha! :)
ReplyDeleteThese look really good. Would be wonderful with a cup of tea or coffee. Love it even more as it's non gluten.
ReplyDeletehello I would really love to make these cookies but I need the measurements in English ?
ReplyDeleteWell, well, well...rich in flavor and beautiful. Fantastic recipe, Angie :) ela
ReplyDeleteCookies look divine :) thanks for visiting me and so happy to follow you here. One amazing blog
ReplyDeleteYou've always impressed me about the list of ingredients on your cookies Angie...
ReplyDeletenever heard any glutinous rice on cookie before, definitely must try then!
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ReplyDeleteI bet these are a favorite in your house - as they would be in mine. Love gluten free too! The warm spices just make the world a perfect place - at least for a few minutes :)
ReplyDeletedes cookies délicieux et parfaits j'adore
ReplyDeletebonne soirée
I would never imagine these are gluten free! And so pretty your presentation of these cookies!
ReplyDeleteOoo these sound delicious!! I love molasses cookies, and even better that these are gluten free. :)
ReplyDeleteHi Angie,
ReplyDeleteThis recipe of ginger molasses is looking so appetizing and beautiful ! Thanks for sharing awesome recipes!
Hope to see more of your creative endeavors in the New Year.
Have a wonderful Holiday Season and stay Warm !
Best Regards, Sonia
I have lots of molasses to use so thank you for the idea :-)
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Alessandra
Beautiful and delicious cookies, Angie!
ReplyDeleteYour cookies look fabulous Angie! I can't believe they are gluten-free!
ReplyDeleteLove these cookies. They look so yummy. Perfect for Christmas baking. Thanks for sharing:)
ReplyDeletecan;t believe these are GF! They look simply amazing! Great job
ReplyDeleteThese look beautiful Angie! Sweet and chewy! I love ginger...especially around this time of year!
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ReplyDeleteI'm not a big sweet eater, I'm more the bread and chips, but I can't resist a chewy ginger cookie. It's the ginger that gets me every time.
ReplyDeleteLovely cookies, Angie! Wish I could have some right now!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful! Love the look and sound of these cookies. Your presentation is lovely!
ReplyDeleteSo yummy and perfect for the holidays. My oven won't rest the next two weeks.
ReplyDeleteThey look festive and so delicious.
ReplyDeleteSmells like Christmas in here...I love molasses,I have a loaf cake recipe with molasses and is delicious.
ReplyDeleteAngie, the glutinous rice flour is Mochiko? I want to make these and I have rice flour but glutinous rice flour is different...isn't it? I've made mochi cake with the Mochiko flour before. These looks so good.
ReplyDeleteAmazing pictures and very tempting looking cookies.
ReplyDeleteThe ginger makes it perfect for the Holiday season!
@Geni
ReplyDeleteMochiko sweet rice flour works fine, Geni.
If only I can have these right now :D These gf ginger molasses cookies look fantastic , Angie !
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ReplyDeleteYour blog is looking as amazing as ever and these chewy ginger molasses cookies are making my mouth water incessantly! GF is a bonus! Wishing you and your family an amazing holiday season!
ReplyDeletemy kids don't appreciate chewy cookies, but I have no problem to enjoy them..
ReplyDeleteI love a good ginger cookie, especially chewy ones! These look great!
ReplyDeleteAngie, these cookies look wonderful, and these pictures are particularly beautiful. I am pinning 2 photos of this same recipe to my gingerbread recipe collection! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteBakery-perfect cookies, Angie! They look marvelous.
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful pictures Angie! The cookies are enticing and helping me to get in the holiday spirit! I bet they're every bit as delicious as they look too!
ReplyDeleteThese remind me of the gingersnaps my grandma used to make... YUM!!!
ReplyDeletethey sound unique and lovely..it is a great addition for christmas cookies !
ReplyDeleteHi Angie, very inviting cookies. As usual love your presentation and display.
ReplyDeleteHave a nice weekend.
I love these cookies. They sound like they would be great for the holidays. I love your presentation, it's beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI love that you incorporated psyllium into these delightful cookies -- how great is that! (just make sure you enjoy them with plenty of fluids :) -- we are big fans of molasses in this family and would surely love these holiday biscuits.
ReplyDeleteWhenever I see a recipe with molasses in it, I want to run in the kitchen and start baking. What a great cookie recipe Angie!
ReplyDeleteMolasses Cookies are one of my all-time favorites!
ReplyDeleteGreat looking cookies! I love using molasses in baked goods :)
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ReplyDeleteCan I sub Mochiko sweet rice flour for glutinous rice flour and arrowroot or tapioca starch for mung bean? Thank you!
ReplyDelete@Andrea JohnsonI have never used mochiko sweet rice flour before, so I can't answer you that. But yes, mung bean starch can be replaced by arrowroot.
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