Posted on July 21, 2014, in Breakfast, Breakfast, Dessert, Indian, International, Kids recipes, Starters and tagged Chitras healthy kitchen, drchdietfood, Honey cookies, Oats cookies, prakruthi honey, prakruthi honey bangalore, Whole wheat cookies. Bookmark the permalink. 31 Comments.
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Nice cookies, honey is so good for you, it also reduces inflammation. Cinnamon helps lower blood sugar too.
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True Suzanne..I am replacing honey for sugar so we can enjoy them guilt free 🙂
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Very crunchy, I have tried wheat flour cookies, but did not come out like yours Chitra 🙂 I will try your recipe and honey is absolutely divine 😀
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So nice to know Malar…I will wait to hear how it turned out
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look at the color 🙂
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So sweet of you Charanya
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One thing I always like in your post is health benefits:)
Healthy and yummy cookies
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Thanks Vidya…It is one of the objectives set by my hubby for my recipes. It takes time to collate the info but feel good when you hear compliments from amazing people like you..
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Awesome:)
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What tasty looking cookies!!
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Thank you !
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I have been thinking of something along these lines, myself. Awesome!
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Apsara – Nice…This was in draft for more than a month now..
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Healthy and yummy! Loving the hearty look of them 🙂
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So nice to hear…
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This looks really yum. I’ve bookmarked it for later.
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So nice to know…Wait to hear how it turned out for yourself
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Sounds good Chitra!
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Thanx Lori…..
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Perfect timing chitra.. I was looking for healthy cookies 🙂
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Thanks Poojita..nice to know..wait to hear how it turns out for you
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Chitra – Why mix baking soda and powder? i am sure it is necessary it just tends to taste taint gluten free flours – or it does with my guinea pigs.
But Rachel has taken this to share with her cooking group at the Day Care Centre. (I have modifed it as we can’t tolerate oats and just used soda and cows butter to get them to rise). We have also swapped honey for Agave Syrup as the only honey in the house is the credit-card screaming costly ones.
But thank you for a simple recipe and rescuing me today 🙂
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Dear Mac- I keep questioning that to me all the time and tried to look on net but couldn’t gather much info on that. …as am new to baking even am not sure so please let me know if it is necessary to add both or just either one will do the job for baking. …thanx for sharing this and agave syrup is also a good choice. …I use both….look forward to hear from yourself. …cheers….
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Dear Chitra The first answer I got was that soda allows the cookies to “brown” nicely. Another answer I got was that they lift the cookies at different times and use different chemical reactions. This is especially useful for wheat based flours.
I understand now but this is not an issue with gluten free cooking as too much rising causes the “volcano” effect – high sides, huge dip in the middle
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Hope this helps. If not, I’ll ask the pastry chef people again
Mac
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Ha ha liked you “volcano” effect. …so sweet of you Mac this is definitely more informative than me scrolling down for answer. …thanx a ton am lucky to be surrounded by wonderful friends around ….This blogging world is making me learn more and more…..cheers. …
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These look so delicious. Cant wait to try these at home. Emma.
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Thanx Emma for such sweet and encouraging words. …wait to hear from you. ….
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I have bought at a farm a special honey: Fruit blossoms honey & I will use it in these tasty looking cookies! Yumm! Today! 🙂 x
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So nice to know about Fruit honey..wait to hear how it turned out for you
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These look great! I love oatmeal raising cookies so I’m sure I would enjoy these.
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So nice to know Gretchen
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