Recipe Directions
1. Mix all ingredients together in a bowl.
2. Spoon out shape using a tablespoon.
3. Between each scoop, wet spoon with warm water to prevent sticking.
4. Dehydrate at 110 Fahrenheit for 8 hours. The cookies should still be a little moist in the middle. After it’s finished, it seems to continue to harden more at room temperature.
Notes:
You can play with this recipe in many ways. Include lemon and dried blueberries. Or just leave out the dried fruit to have a orange or lemon dessert.
I’ve have also tired putting a teaspoon of anise in with this recipe before (gives it a more biscotti taste). Very good!
It’s fun to experiment.
Rawvness's Thoughts
By rawvness Whenever Christmas comes around, I always feel like some Christmas like cookies.
Cranberries and oranges always seem to be big.
My friend and I came up with this recipe as we were having cravings for a tart, yet sweet dessert.
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dz
Dec 23, 2010
10 out of 10, awesome pic!
alpdesigns
Mar 05, 2010
What does the Bee Pollen do? Does it affect the recipe if left out?
zhanna8
Mar 05, 2010
Bee Pollen:
- Contains nearly all known nutrients, all 22 amino acids, minerals, vitamins and enzymes.
- Great energy booster - taken for stamina and for weight control
- Natural source of protein
- Reduces effects of stress
... just to name a few. taking as it a spoonful or mix it with your recipes or with tea
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dz
Dec 23, 2010
10 out of 10, awesome pic!
angie207
May 06, 2010
Bee pollen has vitamin B12, which is hard to come by in a vegetarian diet.
I love cran-orange, and I just bought some bee pollen yesterday to get my B12. Thank you so much for sharing! Also, I read your profile, and I loved how you explained things about what people ate before the flood, vs. after, and about people being sick. I had read scriptures about sick people being nourished with herbs, but it didn't occur to me that it meant vegetables! Herbs are plants; it makes sense. I have been wondering why the diet I feel best eating is not what people ate in the accounts given in the scriptures. I just didn't go back far enough. Thanks for the insight!
zhanna8
Mar 05, 2010
Bee Pollen:
- Contains nearly all known nutrients, all 22 amino acids, minerals, vitamins and enzymes.
- Great energy booster - taken for stamina and for weight control
- Natural source of protein
- Reduces effects of stress
... just to name a few. taking as it a spoonful or mix it with your recipes or with tea
alpdesigns
Mar 05, 2010
What does the Bee Pollen do? Does it affect the recipe if left out?
achin70
Mar 04, 2010
These cookies look absolutely scrumptious! I'll definitely have to give this recipe a try.
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