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Wednesday, January 23, 2013

Cranberry, Walnut and Oatmeal Cookies - CNY 2013

I had bookmarked this cookie recipe from Happy Home Baking [see here] sometime back and just got to baked them this time.  Then I realised that this recipe is quite similar to my other cookie recipe on Raisins, Walnut and Oatmeal Cookies.  The only difference is raisins and dried cranberries.  Anyway, both are good cookies that are easy to make and not too sweet as I  reduced the sugar.
Ingredients
[makes 80 pieces - 2 small bottles]
90 gm butter
25 gm sugar 
25 gm brown sugar
1 tsp vanilla essence
1 egg
1/4 tsp salt
100 gm plain flour - sifted
100 gm oatmeal
50 gm dried cranberries - cut small cubes
50 gm chopped toasted walnuts


  1. Beat butter with sugar and salt until light and fluffy.  Add in essence and egg, continue to beat until well combined.
  2. Mix flour with oatmeal.  Add to creamed butter mixture and fold to incorporate ingredients.
  3. Lastly fold in cranberries and chopped walnuts.
  4. Drop a teaspoonful of dough onto baking tray lined with parchment paper, leaving some space in between dough.
  5. Baked in preheated oven at 175-180 degrees C for 15-20 minutes or golden brown.
  6. Remove from oven and transfer cookies to cool on wire rack before storing in airtight container.


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12 comments:

Esther@thefussfreechef said...

Hi Kimmy, i have both cranberries and raisins in my fridge, will try to make these tonight :)

kimmy said...

Hi Esther, you can reduce the sugar cos' the raisins and cranberries are sweet. Happy baking.

celine said...

hi, can you please share how much sugar did you reduce? i prefer less sweet cookies too.

kimmy said...

Hi Celine, you can reduce to 15 gm each for both sugars. The sweetness comes from the dried cranberries.

Delphine said...

Hi Kimmy,
Thank you so much for sharing so many types of cookies, but the way what type of oatmeal that you are using, TQ.

kimmy said...

Hi Delphine, I only have quick cooking oatmeal at home, so I used it.

Delphine said...

Hi Kimmy,
Thank you so much, for your prompt reply, then I think if were to do it I will use the instant oatmeal. For your info, I did your Rosette Custard Butter Cookies last night, thank you it turns out well. I tried using the Sawa Cookies Press but the cookies were too big, so after 2 trays I used back pipe star rosettes, I like the recipe because when I did other butter cookies they were too oil & difficult to hand as for your it is so much easier to handle. Thank you so much.

kimmy said...

Hi Delphine, I'm glad it turns out well. I mixed this cookie dough for a friend to bake. The cookies turned out hard cos' she rolled the dough into balls instead of dropping teaspoonful of dough to bake.

Delphine said...

Hi Kimmy,
Thank you so much for all your lovely recipes, Wishing You & Family A Very Happy Chinese New Year With Good Health & Best Wishes Too!

kimmy said...

Hi Delphine, my greetings to you and your family too. Happy Chinese New Year. Hope you will continue to visit me to see the simple food I prepare for my family.

Delphine said...

Hi Kimmy,
Thank you so much for your kind invitation, I will visit you more often and kind of you to share all your delicious food & recipes with us. Happy New Year.

kimmy said...

Hi Delphine, I'm happy my postings on food and recipes are of use to you.