Social events. Ugh.
When you’re eating Gluten Free or Paleo, social events can be so hard! That's why I love recipes like this pumpkin chocolate chip cookie recipe.
I understand. I've been there!
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For our family, it’s simple.
We bring our own food.
And when bringing your own food, it’s always more fun to bring something really special. Like this pumpkin chocolate chip cookie recipe!
With mouth-watering chocolate chunks in a scrumptious, grain-free pumpkin cookie, what's not to love?
If you bring these to share, you might want to reserve some for yourself, off to the side. These are that delicious. They will disappear fast!
1 cup honey
3/4 cups coconut oil
3/4 cups pumpkin puree (make your own, or, if using canned, be sure to read the label. There should be only one ingredient: pumpkin.)
3 eggs
1 1/2 cups coconut flour
2 teaspoons baking soda
1 teaspoon sea salt
1 Tablespoon cinnamon
chocolate chips (Homemade, if you are on the GAPS Diet. You can make chocolate chips by melting pure unsweetened chocolate and stirring in honey to taste. Once thoroughly blended, pour the chocolate on a parchment paper lined tray or baking sheet, and freeze. Once frozen, break chocolate into little pieces.)
Preheat oven to 350 degrees F.
Mix honey, coconut oil, pumpkin and eggs thoroughly. I use a Bosch Mixer for this. Add dry ingredients and mix thoroughly. Fold in (gently stir in by hand) chocolate chips. Scoop onto a baking sheet (I used a large 11x15 1/2" stoneware bar pan).
After scooping the dough (I used a spring-handled scoop) onto your baking sheet or stoneware, press the dough with your hands to smooth it and help it stick together.
Bake for about 12-17 minutes, till golden brown. If using a glass or metal baking sheet, you may need less time. If using stoneware, it may take a little longer, especially for the first batch, as the stone needs extra time to warm up. Let the cookies sit on the stone or baking sheet a few minutes, then use this fun mini serving spatula to put the cookies on your cooling racks.
Serve with this herbal coffee substitute and enjoy!