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Freshly Milled Maple Pecan Cookies

Prep

10m

Cook

12m

Total

22m

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Freshly Milled Maple Pecan Cookies

Prep

10m

Cook

12m

Total

22m

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Preheat the oven to 350 degrees F.

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25

M

I

3

cup

Soft white wheat flour, freshly milled, finely milled

1

tsp

Baking soda

1

tsp

Salt

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Cora R

2 months ago

These are a huge hit! I do leave the nuts out. I would love them. But the family doesn't. And to be honest, if I put the nuts in I would be the only one eating all the cookies!

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Kristin

2 months ago

Haha! Glad you love them and can adapt them to work for the whole family!

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Janine P

7 months ago

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Janine P

7 months ago

I don't see the pecans in the recipe, so I forgot to add them in. I suppose you just add them in the end, but because it doesnt say in the method, I forgot them. Otherwise delicious. To half the batch I added sweet potato.

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Anne M

10 months ago

There were so delicious! My daughter made them and they did not last long! Love the fresh milled cookie recipes.

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Kristin

10 months ago

Aw love hearing that!

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Courtney C

a year ago

These are so good and taste like fall. The sugar seemed to caramelize at the edges which gave a wonderful crunch and flavor.

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Kristin

a year ago

yum!

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Kathleen A

a year ago

Could I use an alternative to brown sugar? Maybe maple sugar? Or brown coconut sugar?

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Lauren R

a year ago

Did you try it and did it get okay?

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Kristin N

a year ago

I don’t see why not! I often swap those for brown sugar. Though I’ve never tried it in this recipe

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