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Bake for about minutes To prevent the bottoms of the cookies from burning you may like to place an extra
cookie sheet near the bottom of the oven to protect the main cookie sheet from the oven heating element When
the cookies are finished they will brown just slightly on the bottom When removing the cookies sheets from the
oven place them on a heat resistant cooling rack (or other elevated surface) so that air can circulate underneath
the sheet
After removing cookies from oven they will be quite soft This is partially due to the fact that the brown rice
syrup "melts" during baking Let the cookies sit on the cookie sheet for to minutes to allow them to cool and
firm up They will then be much easier to remove from the sheet If you wait too long before removing them
from the sheet it will be more difficult to get them off because the brown rice syrup will have hardened too
much
Cookies freeze very well
VARIATIONS:
"ChocolateWalnut Cookies" use cocoa in place of the carob flour
Use a combination of maple syrup brown rice syrup and barley malt syrup as the liquid sweetener The current
ratio of maple syrup to brown rice syrup makes this cookie quite crunchy/crisp whereas if more maple syrup where
used in place of the brown rice syrup the cookie would be softer See the "Sweetener Substitutions" section in
"
Dessert Notes" earlier in the book for more information
Could use any combination of the following flours: brown rice flour wholegrain millet flour wholegrain
amaranth flour wholegrain teff flour whole hemp flour ground sesame seeds and/or ground flax seed OR if you
don't mind using a flour with gluten: wholegrain pastry wheat flour wholegrain spelt flour wholegrain kamut
flour and/or wholegrain oat flour
To lower the fat content replace some of the walnut oil with applesauce and/or prune puree note this will
create a more cakelike cookie rather than a crispy/chewy type cookie
See the "Dessert Notes" earlier in the book for more variation ideas
Alternative nuts can be used such as: almonds hazelnuts (filberts) pecans etc
Alternative flavorings can be added such as: amaretto or other liqueur dark chocolate chunks grain coffee
spices etc
Per serving: Calories; g Fat ( calories from fat); g Protein; g Carbohydrate; mg Cholesterol; mg Sodium
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