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Oats contain gluten. I wonder if there's a recipe that uses that

uses a rice substitute (something that starts w/ a " p " ).

> Does anyone have a recipe for GFCF Oatmeal Cookies? I thought

there

> was one in the newsletter at one time but I couldn't find it.

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on 9/22/03 7:13 PM, Sexton at rsexton@... wrote:

Does anyone have a recipe for GFCF Oatmeal Cookies? I thought there

was one in the newsletter at one time but I couldn't find it. Thanks

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This is a recipe I got off of another list, I haven't tried it yet so I cant say if its good or not?

- Sandi

"Oatmeal" Cookies

1/2 cup CF margarine or coconut butter

1/2 cup sugar

1/2 cup brown sugar

1 egg (or equivalent substitute

1 tsp. vanilla (alcohol free)

1 tsp. cinnamon

1 tsp. baking powder

1 tsp. Nutmeg (I prefer freshly grated)

½ tsp. baking soda

1 ½ cup GF Flour

1 ½ Cups thin cut Poha

½ cup raisins or other dried fruit (optional)

¼ cup unsweetened coconut

1 tsp. xanthagum gum

1 TBL molasses

Preheat oven to 350°

In large mixing bowl, cream together shortening and sugars. Beat in egg and vanilla and beat till smooth. Stir in poha and allow the mixture to sit for at least 15 minutes.Mix together dry ingredients, then add to the shortening and sugar mixture. Stir well, then add dried fruit and nuts. Drop by TBL onto greased (or parchment covered) baking sheet, leaving 1 ½ " between cookies. Bake for approx. 12 minutes. Halfway through baking switch upper and lower sheets and shift front to back. Cool for a few minutes on the sheet and then move to wire rack to cool completely.

(Poha is rice, which has been beaten and processed into flat flakes.)

I found this in price cutter recently. Available as thin or thick flakes, poha is commonly used in Indian cooking. It can also be cooked into a breakfast porridge or a pilaf. See our new

**Cookies made with coconut butter will be delicious, but they will not spread out unless flattened with the bottom of a glass or back of a spatula

***These cookies can be made with less sugar. Remember though, that sugar adds not only sweetness but texture. The cookies will spread out less and will taste different with less sugar. They will not be as dark in color.

****Be sure to use the non-sweetened coconut found in health food stores All store brand coconuts are processed with sulfites and heavily sweetened and flavored

Re: GFCF Oatmeal Cookies

Oats contain gluten. I wonder if there's a recipe that uses that uses a rice substitute (something that starts w/ a "p").> Does anyone have a recipe for GFCF Oatmeal Cookies? I thought there > was one in the newsletter at one time but I couldn't find it. ThanksSupport Everyday Miracles by shopping online at IGIVE.COM, where a portion of every purchase is donated to this support network. Proceeds received will be used for a variety of functions, such as educational activities, therapy, famiy outings, etc. http://www.igive.com/EDM

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I also get a "mock" oatmeal cookie from GoodDay...they are good too. I believe they use poha but I wouldn't swear by it.

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on 9/22/03 7:13 PM, Sexton at rsexton@... wrote:

Does anyone have a recipe for GFCF Oatmeal Cookies? I thought there was one in the newsletter at one time but I couldn't find it. Thanks

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I lied. It's really Enjoy Life cookies...but I was cloe...good day/enjoy life/be happy...whatever...hahaha

here's the link:

http://www.enjoylifefoods.com/cart/product.asp?product_id=9030102

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on 9/22/03 7:13 PM, Sexton at rsexton@... wrote:

Does anyone have a recipe for GFCF Oatmeal Cookies? I thought there was one in the newsletter at one time but I couldn't find it. Thanks

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Thanks to everyone that responded. I didn't know that oats contained

gluten. You learn something new everyday.

> Does anyone have a recipe for GFCF Oatmeal Cookies? I thought there

> was one in the newsletter at one time but I couldn't find it. Thanks

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I was just at Holiday Market and saw a Miss Roben's "mock oatmeal" cookie mix.

Also, - poha is basically rice flakes, a pretty good substitute for the texture of oatmeal. And congrats on your "difficulties" with Alyssa! Awesome!

Re: GFCF Oatmeal Cookies

Thanks to everyone that responded. I didn't know that oats contained gluten. You learn something new everyday.> Does anyone have a recipe for GFCF Oatmeal Cookies? I thought there > was one in the newsletter at one time but I couldn't find it. ThanksSupport Everyday Miracles by shopping online at IGIVE.COM, where a portion of every purchase is donated to this support network. Proceeds received will be used for a variety of functions, such as educational activities, therapy, famiy outings, etc. http://www.igive.com/EDM

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thanks stephanie. so, where do you buy your poha?... the miss roben's mix calls for buckwheat flakes to be added (which i haven't) to achieve the oatmeal-like texture. where do you buy your plain buckwheat flakes (if you do that)?

lauren

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Good Foods and Whole Foods have poha flakes; not sure about "regular" stores. You can also order it online from Miss Roben's. I've never bought buckwheat flakes..?!

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thanks stephanie. so, where do you buy your poha?... the miss roben's mix calls for buckwheat flakes to be added (which i haven't) to achieve the oatmeal-like texture. where do you buy your plain buckwheat flakes (if you do that)? lauren Support Everyday Miracles by shopping online at IGIVE.COM, where a portion of every purchase is donated to this support network. Proceeds received will be used for a variety of functions, such as educational activities, therapy, famiy outings, etc. http://www.igive.com/EDM

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In what section at Whole Foods are the poha flakes? I've never seen

them there.

I've always wanted to try to make chocolate oatmeal cookies (y'all

erroneously call the " no-bake cookies " here in the midwest *grin*)

with poha and coconut milk instead of quick cooking oats and cow's

milk.

> Good Foods and Whole Foods have poha flakes; not sure

about " regular " stores. You can also order it online from Miss

Roben's. I've never bought buckwheat flakes..?!

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> thanks stephanie. so, where do you buy your poha?... the miss

roben's mix calls for buckwheat flakes to be added (which i haven't)

to achieve the oatmeal-like texture. where do you buy your plain

buckwheat flakes (if you do that)?

>

> lauren

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