
There’s something about these hearty flourless oatmeal cookies that hits just right. They have a homespun appeal that says, “I’m wholesome enough to eat for breakfast—but decadent enough to satisfy as dessert.” Jammed with mix-ins including dried sour cherries, rich chunks of dark chocolate, crunchy toasted pecans, and a rounding hit of warm cinnamon, it’s a gluten-free oatmeal cookie that just may take the place of your go-to version.
To make up for the loss of the all-purpose flour found in a traditional oatmeal cookie recipe, we blitz a portion of the oats into a fine powder, adding just enough structure to bring the cookie dough together, while also ramping up the cookies’ chewiness and adding an additional layer of nutty flavor.
In a departure from traditional baking advice against overmixing, it is actually advisable to vigorously mix gluten-free batters and doughs, like these cookies. Doing so builds better structure and, if your mixture contains xanthan gum, helps ensure the ultrafine powder is dispersed evenly.
What you’ll need
Scale
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Blender
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Large (#16) Cookie Scoop
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Rimmed Baking Sheet
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Fine Mesh Strainer With Arms
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Whisk
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Spatula
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