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Lacy Oatmeal FlorentinesThese Lacy Oatmeal Florentines fit the bill perfectly if you are looking for an easy yet sophisticated cookie recipe. It's a little unique in that it calls for quick cooking oats, but the delicate cookies are tastefully topped with a chocolate drizzle. Quick cooking oats are more processed than traditional oats and therefore cook up much faster. Unlike old-fashioned oats, quick cook oats are first cleaned, dehulled, lightly roasted and then steamed and flaked. The old-fashioned oats are whole oats which are then flattened, yet still contain the entire oat grain. You will find quite a few cookie recipes that use oats as they are the second most used whole grain (after rice) in the current American diet. Keep in mind that you will end up with different cookies if you accidentally use old-fashioned oats in a recipe that calls for quick cook oats. Cookies made with quick cooking oats will tend be softer while old-fashioned rolled oats will make a slightly drier and more chewy cookie.
Lacy Oatmeal Florentines Cookie Recipe
This recipe makes about 3 dozen Lacy Oatmeal Florentines. Tools for the Florentine Cookie Baker
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Testimonials"I have been researching and trying a number of recipes to make a healthy cookie similar to one that our Gym coffee shop sells for $3.50! This particular recipe was adapted so instead of bars I made thick round cookies and cooked them just underdone so they were soft and chewy. They were a hit with all the girls. Thanks for the great recipe." |
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