Pumpkin Spice Cookies

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Ready In:
38mins
Ingredients:
11
Yields:
36-48 cookies
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ingredients

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directions

  • Preheat oven to 300°.
  • Blend sugars and butter.
  • Add egg, pumpkin and extract,mix in dry ingredients,& stir in raisins.
  • Drop by spoonfuls on baking sheet, bake for 23 minutes.

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Reviews

  1. I made one group of cookies then before I put more on the baking stone I added chocolate chips. Then before the last batch I added about1/4 cup chopped pecans. I used real pumpkin purée instead of a can. These were so delicious!
     
  2. This recipe is almost the exact same recipe as my kids' Montessori teacher's recipe. Only diff is that hers called for one full teaspoon of baking soda and dark brown sugar. These are fantastic cookies, soft and tender with lots of flavor. I made them as the teacher did with chocolate chips instead of raisins. Half a cup of chopped nuts added is good. These are a perfect fall treat, all the children loved them. I used Recipe #107059 for my pie spice. Cook time was perfect for mine and I ended up with 44 cookies using my small cookie scoop.
     
  3. These cookies taste pretty good, but aren't really like cookies at all. I'd say they're more between a biscuit and a scone...but a decent biscuit/scone.
     
  4. I found these cookies to be absolutely delicious. Flavour was even better the second day. Very moist. However, I found when baking them at 300 F that the first batch (done on a metal cookie sheet) was done in 15 minutes. The second batch (done on a stoneware sheet) took 20 minutes. You know your oven better than anyone, so just keep a careful eye. The recipe in my Pumpkin Cookbook recommended adding walnuts in addition to the raisins. Have not tried that as yet.
     
  5. Great cookies, but the temperature needs to be changed to 375. After 23 min at 300, I still had dough. This recipe satisfied a pregnant relatives craving.
     
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  1. This recipe is almost the exact same recipe as my kids' Montessori teacher's recipe. Only diff is that hers called for one full teaspoon of baking soda and dark brown sugar. These are fantastic cookies, soft and tender with lots of flavor. I made them as the teacher did with chocolate chips instead of raisins. Half a cup of chopped nuts added is good. These are a perfect fall treat, all the children loved them. I used Recipe #107059 for my pie spice. Cook time was perfect for mine and I ended up with 44 cookies using my small cookie scoop.
     

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