Pumpkin Spice Breakfast Cookies

I have some pumpkin spice breakfast cookies for you! Cookies are great any time of the day, but it’s awesome when you can eat cookies for breakfast!

No need to feel like you are cheating with these healthy pumpkin breakfast cookies.  They are healthy!

 

pumpkin spice breakfast cookies

 

I created this dish because I had some leftover pumpkin from my chocolate covered pumpkin donuts.  Breakfast cookies are great for the mornings when you are too busy to make breakfast.

They travel well too, so pack them with the kids for a breakfast on the go.  These pumpkin spice breakfast cookies also freeze well so feel free to make a big batch and freeze some.  That is what I do.  So here you go.

 

pumpkin spice breakfast cookies

 

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Pumpkin Spice Breakfast Cookies

Pumpkin Spice Breakfast Cookies

Prep Time 10 min Cook Time 15 min

Ingredients

Instructions

  1. Preheat oven to 350. 
  2. Mix all the dry ingredients in a large bowl
  3. Mix all the wet ingredients into a medium bowl .
  4. Whisk the wet until well mixed and add wet to dry, being careful not to over mix.  
  5. Spoon onto a lined or greased baking sheet .
  6. Bake for about 15-18 minutes.

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124 thoughts to “Pumpkin Spice Breakfast Cookies”

  1. These look so great!! I love anything pumpkin and have lots of pumpkin puree left over in our freezer from our garden harvest, thanks for sharing! Just wondering if it works well to substitute whole wheat flour for the spelt flour? I have never gotten a straight answer on this, some say yes, some say no....what's your take?!
  2. I just made these! Yum!! I added pecans, and totally spaced on the oil until they were baking (oops) but they still turned out great!
    1. I don't think you will need to change anything. I think the pumpkin should help bind the cookie together. Please report the results so I can tell others in the future.
  3. I made these today for myself and my one year old daughter who has a serious sweet tooth. I used buckwheat flour and pecans. Delicious. I may add a bit if vanilla next time.
  4. Hi, I made these today in medium size but are thy supposed to be crunchy or soft? Mine came out soft. Did I do something wrong? Thank you :)
  5. My family of 4 loved these, preferring them with chocolate chips. I used Enjoy Life mini semi-sweet chocolate chips (dairy, nut, & soy free). Also used olive oil and Almond Breeze unsweetened almond milk. Thank you for the fun recipes!
    1. I used to think that too. But it does exist and it is a whole grain flour. http://www.amazon.com/King-Arthur-Flour-White-Wheat/dp/B004T34EFQ/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1377392106&sr=8-1&keywords=white+whole+wheat+flour
    2. white whole wheat is made from a specific kind of wheat with a whitish bran and milder flavor than traditional whole wheat, also looks whiter when baked.
  6. They are very yummy however, I found they were lacking a sweetness and I didn't want to be eating chocolate for breakfast so I mixed a little cinnamon and Stevia together to create a cinnamon sugar dusting on the top. Any other suggestions on how to sweeten this recipe up while still keeping it healthy?
    1. There is less sweetness because I wanted to keep them healthy. Maybe you can sweeten them more with some fruit? A couple of pureed dates should do the trick. Apricots might work well too.

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