Flourless Chocolate Pumpkin Cookies

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1. These look delicious, you had me at chocolate, let alone pumpkin!! Those are two of my favorite flavors. How do you know when the cookies are done? Do they get a little crispy on the outside? Thanks!!

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   1. They do get crispy on the outside, but they have a fudgy, soft center.

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2. With the maple syrup are you talking about just a regular syrup with all the sugar like Mrs. buttersworth or the no added sugar organic kind. I have both I'm just not sure which one to use as they have very different flavors.

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   1. I am talking about pure maple syrup. Not the Mrs. Butterworth.

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      1. Thank you

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3. All these pumpkin recipes makes me drool...rushed into the shop yesterday..no pumpkins! What a joke! will have to wait....!

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   1. Bummer! Hope you can find some soon!

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4. Can you use peanut butter instead of cashew butter?

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   1. Yes, but it will change the taste some.

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   2. Make your own cashew butter. Put a cup of cashews in your food processor and let it rip. The longer you process the cashews, the creamier the texture. Just let the machine rest a bit after scraping sides to prevent overheating of your machine.

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      1. That is what I do too! So easy.

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      2. how much cashew would you need to make the 1cup of butter called for?

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         1. About 2 cups

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5. OMG these turned out AMAZING!!! Definitely use cashew butter....it makes ALL the difference!! Thanks for this!!! :)

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   1. Yay!! So glad you liked them!!

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6. Another winner! My granddaughter thought they were brownies :-)

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   1. Yay!! That is awesome. :)

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7. Love that these don't require a mixer. There's something about recipes that require mixers that just seem more complicated, even though my mixer sits right on my counter all the time. Bookmarking this to give it a try soon.

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   1. Thanks! I agree!

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8. looks yummy! How many cookies will this recipe make, just gives me an idea on the disher size

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   1. Thanks! This recipe made 18 cookies for me using a small cookie scoop.

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9. They had organic canned pumpkin at Costco. I'm going to make these tonight with Sunflower butter.

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   1. Nice! I hope you enjoy them!

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10. I didn't have any Cashews so I blended up some Pistachios, Almonds, and Peanuts. What a fabulous and simple recipe!

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    1. Awesome! I am glad to know it works well with other nuts too!

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11. If I were to make these in a square pan for bars instead of cookies, should the baking time be longer?

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    1. Yes it would need to be longer. Let me know if it works out!

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12. My son has a tree nut allergy what is the best substitution for cashew butter? Can you do real butter or ghee? or would Sunflower or Peanut Butter be best?

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    1. Sunflower butter will work.

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13. These are lovely. I used the small ice cream scooper and baked them for 15. The only thing is I found them "moose" texture inside. Very soft and fudge. Not a cookie kind. Maybe it's because I soaked the cashews and it made it softer even more? Great tasting tho!! Thanks.

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    1. Glad you liked them! Soaking the cashews could have made it more mousse like. I didn't soak mine.

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14. I have friends that are allergic to nuts is there any other butter I can try?

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    1. Yes! You can use sunflower butter. :)

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15. I have a niece who is diabetic do you know how many carbs are in these cookies?

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    1. I'm sorry, I don't know.

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16. Will this work if i leave out the chocolate? Im scd and cant have the chocolate. But love the idea of a simple pumpkin cookie recipe

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    1. You can make this instead without the chocolate chips https://mywholefoodlife.com/2014/09/19/flourless-pumpkin-cookies/

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17. Hi, i loved the way these looked and made them today. I followed the Instructions with the same Ingredients. Liked them, but for me all i could taste was cocoa. If i reduced the amount of cocoa would you recommend to leave the rest of the Ingredients the same? I was thinking of trying 1/2 cup next time. Thank you

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    1. I think if you reduced the cocoa, it might be okay?

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20. hi. Do you have the nutrition info on these?

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    1. I'm sorry, I don't. You can probably figure out an estimate in My Fitness Pal

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