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Anna N

Anna N


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Today I made these salty chocolate oatmeal cookies. Instead of the flour in the recipe I used almond flour so that my daughter who chooses to avoid gluten might enjoy them. I think they work just fine with the almond flour although I suppose one ought to always make the recipe as given first. But rules were made to be broken and I broke this one. There’s nothing wrong with these cookies.  They just don’t blow my mind in any way. I will let you know how many rejects are returned.  To me they taste like oatmeal held together by chocolate, really good chocolate because that’s what I have (thanks to @Kerry Beal). 
 


 

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Anna N

Anna N

Today I made these salty chocolate oatmeal cookies. Instead of the floor in the recipe I used almond flour so that my daughter who chooses to avoid gluten might enjoy them. I think they work just fine with the almond flour although I suppose one or two always make the recipe as given first. But rules were made to be broken and I broke this one. There’s nothing wrong with these cookies they just don’t blow my mind in any way. I will let you know how many rejects are returned to me. To me they taste like oatmeal held together by chocolate, really good chocolate because that’s what I have (thanks to @Kerry Beal). 
 


 

176FBFA0-68A7-4625-8FC9-FFF9A121FA12.thumb.jpeg.cceff257d869412773c69a0085ea2f38.jpeg

 

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