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Monday, August 29, 2011

OATMEAL ALMOND COOKIES


Oatmeal cookies is always a favorite with both kids and adults. This cookies is so easy to make and  a delicious treat for everyone.  In fact you can add chopped nuts, chocolate chip, sesame seed or cranberries to the basic recipe and it always turned out great.

For this recipe, chopped almond and raisin are added along with rolled oat. These have a  wonderfully chewy and flavorful cookies you enjoy biting into them.

OATMEAL ALMOND COOKIES
Yield    :    40 cookies

1/3  C  fine sugar
1/3  C  brown sugar
1/2  C  softened butter
1 tsp vanilla extract
3/4  C  all purpose flour
1  C  rolled oat
1/4 tsp salt
2/3 C  raisin
1/4  C  toasted chopped almond/nuts
1-2 TB  milk if needed

METHOD

Beat butter,  fine sugar, brown sugar and vanilla until well blended using mixer or by hand..

Mix in flour and oat, beat well.

Hand stir in raisin and walnut,  Preheat oven @ 160 C.

Shape into 1 in ball, flatten slightly and place onto baking sheet. If still crumbly add 1-2 tablespoons of milk.

Bake for 20 minutes, let sit in the pan for 5 minutes.

Cool on rack, when completely cool, store in an airtight container.

33 comments:

  1. Delicious n healthy cookies..looks so tempting!

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  2. Wow!! Very nice..Cookies looks crunchy and great..

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  3. these cookies with almonds and nuts are really delicious!
    have a nice day!

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  4. Cookies looks super delicious.. Raisins and walnuts make an awesome combination..:)
    Reva

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  5. Exquisiras cookies look absolutely beautiful, I love,hugs.

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  6. very addictive cookies, going to try this sometime for sure

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  7. They look chewy n delish ~ totally my kind of cookies!
    US Masala

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  8. Perfect for adults also..Oatmeal with almonds sounds too good to resist

    Deepa
    Hamaree Rasoi

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  9. Healthy cookies....tastier too...

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  10. lovely cookies..you have a variety collection of cakes,n cookies,good job!!

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  11. Yummy and delicious looking cookies.

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  12. You have really made a classic favorite a little bit more healthier with the addition of the almonds. It is also a tasty addition! Well done-yum!

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  14. Looks Yummy!! I'm a new follower. Come over a visit anytime.

    Yoli

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  15. I never tried oatmeal cookies with almonds...great idea!
    Hope you have a fantastic week :-)

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  16. oatmeal cookies look so good! toasted nuts make a huge difference :D

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  17. Oatmeal almond cookies looks delicious and healthy.

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  18. Delicious looking cookies..perfect with tea

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  19. This not only looks lovely and sounds healthy too!

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  20. I am going to have to try these. Thanks!

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    Thanks!

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  22. hi treat and trick. love almond and choc chips in cookies.
    eat while it is hot from the oven is yummy- for tea :)

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  23. Thank you for sharing! I always feel okay about having a few oatmeal cookies for breakfast.
    I am a new visitor and follower via Wild Wednesday..

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  24. Woww.. healthy and delicious cookies.. looks absolutely perfect.. first time here.. you have a nice space with yummy recipes.. Happy to follow you :)
    Indian Cuisine

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