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Cookies With Honey, Without Sugar, Fast!
There are issues that arise when you use one sweetener (honey, perhaps) in place of another (granulated sugar, for example), but we clearly do not have the time to get into that right now. And at some point we're going to have a little talk about your idea of substituting honey and baking soda for sugar in banana bread. Bur for the moment, we must concern ourselves with recipes for cookies that are sweetened with honey, and not just those that might substitute honey for sugar. We have found a number of recipes that look pretty good. We have found some that feature oatmeal, as well including a chocolate oatmeal cookie (we think we know better than to ask if chocolate is allowed in the household, but we'll include the recipe anyway). We have found a number of other very appealing recipes that use honey and very modest amounts of white or brown sugar we're going to have to work together to loosen up that boss of yours. If we don't succeed with that, encourage him to buy one or both of the books from which these recipes come, as they contain a variety of recipe options, and those children need cookies once in a while! Now set the alarm clock for very early and get baking. |
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