Pumpkin Chocolate Chunk Cookies

Melissa King Healthy Cookies, Recipes

Now that it’s September, in my world it’s okay to bring on the pumpkin recipes!  These delicious pumpkin chocolate chunk cookies are gluten free, contain no refined sugars, and are the perfect way to start out the pumpkin recipe season. This healthy pumpkin chocolate chunk cookie recipe reminds me of pumpkin chocolate chunk cookies I use to buy at Smith’s grocery store in Las Vegas.

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The recipe is not only good, but I have a fabulous giveaway for you all as well!  When I first started eating clean, the very first thing I bought was my KitchenAid® Artisan® Series 5-Quart Tilt-Head Stand Mixer.  I love it and can’t say enough good things about it.  It’s a top quality product that is worth every penny. If you are wondering, I am not being paid to say these things.  I truly do love my mixer and use it almost everyday.  So I contacted KitchenAid and asked if they would donate a mixer for a giveaway and they said yes!  This is the very mixer I have. KitchenAid® Artisan® Series 5-Quart Tilt-Head Stand Mixer.  A $349 value! 

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Pumpkin Chocolate Chunk Cookies

Pumpkin Chocolate Chunk Cookies and a Giveaway!

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Prep Time 15 min Cook Time 14 min Serves 15 cookies     adjust servings

Ingredients

Instructions

  1. Preheat oven to 350.
  2. Mix all the dry ingredients in one bowl .
  3. Mix wet in another.
  4. Add dry to wet and mix until combined.
  5. Fold in the chocolate chunks.
  6. Drop cookies onto parchment lined baking sheets and bake for 12-14 minutes.

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Recipe Notes

These cookies are thick and have a cake like texture. I got 15 large cookies out of my batch. I keep them in the fridge so they last longer. You can also freeze them as well. Enjoy!

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481 thoughts to “Pumpkin Chocolate Chunk Cookies”

  1. There's no limit to the things I could do with this mixer! I've had only a handheld since my Oster quit working a few years ago and have always wanted a KitchenAid!
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  4. I've always just used a hand mixer, and would love to step up to a stand mixer! Thank you for entering me in the give away!
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  5. Oh my goodness.. A kitchen Aid mixer would be amazing!!! Perfect coconut chocolate mousse! Perfect meringues! And just generally perfect mixing abound. THAT is why I’d LOVE to win this bad boy! :)
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  6. I love your blog- it has really made me more aware of what I am feeding my family. You make it easy to make a healthy change in life! Keep up the great work- you are touching and changing so many lives- you just don't know how many!! would love to win the mixer!
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  7. I loved my mixer when I had one. I lost it a few years ago while moving and have missed it ever since. I can't wait to try this recipe too!
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  8. So if I wanted to make these with regular flour is there anything special I’d need to do other than find the total volume of nonwheat flour in the recipe and sub in the whole wheat flour?? Thanks for your help…l just love the recipes you share. :0)
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  9. So if I wanted to make these with regular flour is there anything special I’d need to do other than find the total volume of nonwheat flour in the recipe and sub in the whole wheat flour?? Thanks for your help…l just love the recipes you share. :0)
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  10. Thank you so much for posting recipes that are healthy and flavorful! I was searching for food that I can make, for my granddaughter, for lunch. She is almost 2 and has found out that she can state her preferences and people will pay attention! So far, she has eaten everything I have made for her from your blog. I also appreciate your suggestions for making the recipes vegan. How exciting that you get to host this KitchenAid mixer give away! I love mine, but it is well-worked and has begun to make funny noises (I guess we all do that when we get to a certain age!). She also doesn't run as fast as she used to (I can also relate!), but she is still chugging away, God bless her! If I won, I would retire the old girl and just bring her out on special occasions, like when I'm making multiple batches of cookies at Christmas time or baking with the kids.
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  12. I just started following this website and cutting out processed foods. I now have a family of six since I had my twin girls 6 weeks ago! This mixer would make my life a lot easier :) thank you for your website and all the resources and encouragement it provides especially for newcomers like me!!
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  13. No competition for me in Aus but that's ok! :) I actually made these this morning and they are wonderful!!! I couldn't get the oat flour at short notice so I crossed my fingers and just used 2 cups of organic spelt flour instead. Everything else the same - I got 17 very generous cookies from using a heaped desert spoonful. They are light and cakey but moist. I can't help but think these would also be fabulous with chopped dates or macadamias (for a nut-ok version) or some of both! So many possibilities - so delicious - and so easy to make! Thank you. :)
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      1. Oh Pecans! Yes, they would be lovely too. I took my cookies to my sister's (as she is very 'whole food' minded) and they were a HUGE hit with my 3 and 6 year old nieces. I think we'll both be making these regularly in the future. :)
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  14. I am trying desperately to teach my husband and 11 year old son, that healthy eating does not mean giving up taste and satisfaction. Your recipes are always helpful in this quest and these cookies are a winner because they both love pumpkin. I've always wanted a Kitchen-aid stand mixer to simplify things and could never afford one. Thanks for your help,and this chance to finally win one of them.
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  15. I would love to win because kitchenaid mixers are obviously one of the best lines on the market and not having a mixer makes cooking/baking a little more inconvenient.
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  16. I have always wanted to own a Kitchen-Aid Mixer, as I have always loved to cook/bake! Ive just never been able to afford one!
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    1. You can use another oil. For the sugar, just replace it with another sweetener like honey or maple syrup. If you use one of those, you will need to slightly decrease the liquid somewhere else in the recipe though.
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  19. I really want a stand mixer, but have not been able to buy a good one. There's little point in getting a mixer that won't do the job it's intended too. Thanks for the giveaway.
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  20. I want to win! I love to bake and have never been able to afford a stand mixer. My son and I make bread, by hand, weekly. Thanks!
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