Martha Stewart Oatmeal Chocolate Pecan Cookies
Full of oatmeal, pecans, and chocolate, Martha Stewart Oatmeal Chocolate Pecan Cookies are a new favorite.  We are continuing my Martha Stewart Cooking Challenge with this easy-to-make cookie recipe. This recipe for Oatmeal Pecan Chocolate Chunk Cookies comes from The Best of Martha Stewart Living Desserts cookbook from 1998.  My favorite Martha Stewart recipes are the ones from the 1990s and early 2000s. In my opinion, those are some of her best recipes.  This cookbook is one that I found used, but I haven’t cooked many recipes out of it. I recently decided to give these Oatmeal Pecan Chocolate Chunk Cookies a try. They were delicious. These are hearty chocolate chunk cookies. If you are looking for a chocolate chip cookie that is a little different, give these Martha Stewart Oatmeal Pecan Chocolate Chunk Cookies a try. Gluten Free VersionThese cookies work great gluten free. All you need to do is use Bob’s Red Mill 1 to 1 Gluten Free Flour blend and gluten free oats. What I ChangedThe only thing I changed when it comes to the ingredients in the recipe was the amount of chocolate. I added extra chocolate by adding some chocolate chips. You can never have too much chocolate. The recipe also had you use parchment paper to line the cookie sheets. I skipped the parchment paper and just dropped the dough onto a cookie sheet. To make them gluten free I used Bob’s Red Mill 1 to 1 Gluten Free Flour Blend and gluten free oats.  Ingredients
Yield: 24 cookies
Martha Stewart Oatmeal Pecan Chocolate Cookies
Martha Stewart Oatmeal Pecan Chocolate Chunk Cookies are a hearty and delicious chocolate cookie.
Prep Time
15 minutes
Cook Time
13 minutes
Additional Time
2 hours
Total Time
2 hours 28 minutes
Ingredients
Instructions
NotesFor gluten-free cookies, use Bob's Red Mill 1 to 1 Gluten Free Flour Blend and gluten-free old-fashioned oats. Also, read labels to make sure your ingredients, like chocolate chunks and chocolate chip cookies, are gluten-free. Nutrition Information:Yield:24Serving Size:1Amount Per Serving: Calories: 382Total Fat: 19gSaturated Fat: 9gTrans Fat: 0gUnsaturated Fat: 8gCholesterol: 39mgSodium: 199mgCarbohydrates: 48gFiber: 3gSugar: 26gProtein: 6g Nutritional values are approximate and aren't always accurate. The post Martha Stewart Oatmeal Chocolate Pecan Cookies appeared first on Lynn's Kitchen Adventures.
Menu Plan September Week Two
This week’s menu plan includes some fall favorites. The weather might not feel like fall quite yet, but I am starting to get in the mood for fall food.  Menu Plan September Week TwoA quick and easy menu plan with recipes perfect for September. Breakfast BowlsBreakfast bowls are an easy make-ahead freezer-friendly breakfast. Chocolate Chip MuffinsChocolate Chip Muffins are the perfect muffin for breakfast, lunch, snacks, or even dessert. Instant Pot Hard Boiled EggsBoiled eggs made easy in the Instant Pot. Oven Grilled Cheese SandwichesGrilled cheese is made even easier. Great for serving a crowd. Oven TacosA tried and true favorite for over ten years. Homemade Cheesy Tuna HelperSkip the box and make it homemade. Easy to make gluten free. Enchilada RiceMake Mexican night easy using just a few basic ingredients with this enchilada rice recipe. Homemade Baked Jo Jo PotatoesA childhood favorite recipe made at home. Barbecue Sloppy JoesBarbecue sloppy Joes are a delicious way to change up your basic sloppy Joes. Skip the can and make them homemade. Chocolate Chip Oatmeal CookiesA favorite chocolate chip oatmeal cookie recipe. Caramel Apple BarsApples, caramels, and oats are combined in this easy to make fall dessert. The post Menu Plan September Week Two appeared first on Lynn's Kitchen Adventures.
Gluten Free Menu Plan 9.14.25
Here is this week’s gluten free menu plan. I made notes next the ingredients that need to be gluten free, but as always read labels to make sure that your ingredients are gluten free.  Gluten Free Menu Plan 9.14.25This week's gluten free menu plan is full of gluten free recipe great for September and fall. Gluten Free Dairy Free PancakesAn easy and delicious recipe for gluten free dairy free pancakes. Microwave OmeletBreakfast made easy with this microwave omelet. Peanut Butter Chocolate Baked OatmealThe classic combination of peanut butter and chocolate into delicious baked oatmeal. Zucchini Pizza {Quick and Easy Gluten Free Dinner}Zucchini pizza will be a dinner that even zucchini haters will love. Apple Bacon Cheese FrittataApple, bacon, and cheese are combined in this delicious breakfast or breakfast for dinner recipe. Bacon SalmonSalmon cooked in bacon grease is so flavorful and delicious. Buttered RiceYou only need a few ingredients to make this buttered rice that goes with chicken, beef, fish, pork, and more. Apple Chicken SaladApple chicken salad is a delicious salad for anytime of the year. Gluten Free Tomato Soup
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Gluten Free Brownie Mix Recipe
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Gluten Free Chocolate Pudding Recipe
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ALDI Gluten Free Products
If you are looking for inexpensive gluten free options, check out ALDI gluten free products.  I know not everyone has an ALDI near them. My family all live in Oregon and Washington, and they do not have ALDI in their area. However, ALDI is located in about forty states, so many people do have an ALDI that they shop at. If you don’t have an ALDI, don’t worry, I have more of these store guides for gluten-free products coming soon. I also want to say that this is not a sponsored post. ALDI doesn’t know who I am. I bought all the products mentioned in the post. In fact, I buy them regularly. I am just sharing a store that I love because it saves me money on gluten-free items.  AlDI Gluten Free ProductsThis list does not contain all of the gluten free products that ALDI carries. These are the ALDI gluten free products that we buy and enjoy. They are the gluten-free products that I have bought at the ALDI stores in my area, but you might find more or different gluten-free products in your area. ALDI carries quite a few gluten-free products, but it does vary by the time of year and the store location. Not all of ALDI’s gluten free products are certified gluten free. I have not reacted to any of ALD’s gluten free products, but you may want to do your own research for the best products for you and your family. I included the price on some of the items below. Prices may vary depending on location, date, and other factors.  Gluten Free Cauliflower Crust Take and Bake Pizza $8.29 – We really like this pizza, especially for the price. My son, who does not have to eat gluten-free, likes this pizza. I usually add a little more cheese to it because we like lots of cheese on our pizza. I have even bought one and put it in the freezer, as is in the package, and frozen it. I take it out and bake it for a few minutes longer than the label suggests, and it turns out great. We do not like the ALDI gluten-free frozen pizza, but the take-and-bake gluten-free pizza is delicious. Pad Thai with Chicken $9.49 – The ALDI Pad Thai with Chicken is gluten free and makes a quick and easy meal. My ALDI doesn’t always have it in stock, but I like to buy it to keep on hand for a quick dinner. At my ALDI, it is in the refrigerated section near the take-and-bake pizzas.  Gluten Free Crispy Rice Cereal – Rice Krispies cereal is not gluten-free because it contains malt. Malt is made from barley, and barley is not gluten-free, so most Rice Krispies-type cereals are not gluten-free. However, ALDI’s Crispy Rice Cereal is gluten-free! If you miss Rice Krispies or Rice Krispies Treats, give the ALDI version a try. It is a pantry staple for me. Gluten Free Frozen Chicken Nuggets $6.49 – ALDI gluten free chicken nuggets are great, especially for the price. They are great for kids who have to eat gluten-free. Gluten Free Bread $6.99 – This bread is decent for the price. Gluten-free bread is expensive, and the price at ALDI is better than most places. I buy it occasionally; however, it isn’t our favorite gluten-free bread. Brown Rice Crisps $2.99- These are like a cross between a chip and a cracker. They make a great gluten free snack. Cheese Crisps – These are not marked as gluten-free, but there are no gluten-containing ingredients in them. They are just dried cheese. I love them. They do have a warning on the label that they are processed in a facility that also packages products with wheat, so these might not be for everyone. Gluten Free Granola – The price on the gluten free granola varies by flavor, but it is around $3.50 per package. Gluten free granola can be hard to find. We like the ALDI gluten free granola, especially for the price. I enjoy eating it as a snack or with yogurt.  Gluten Free Mac and Cheese $2.69 – I love this mac and cheese, and that is not something I can say about a lot of gluten free products. My husband and I don’t generally like chickpea pasta, but it works well in this mac and cheese. I bought this as an impulse buy one day when I needed an easy gluten-free side dish to go with some leftover meat that we were having for dinner. Both my husband and I loved it, and we have bought it several times since then. I will say that it is still boxed mac and cheese; homemade is better, but for the price and the convenience, this is an item you will almost always find in my pantry. Gluten Free Cornbread Mix – We love the ALDI gluten free cornbread mix. I have been buying for years. It is one of my favorite gluten free products at ALDI. My family loves cornbread with soup and chili. I occasionally make homemade cornbread, but I usually use a mix instead of making it from scratch. It also works well dairy-free. However, the gluten free corbbread mix is often not in stock. It is more of a seasonal item during the fall and winter. When I see it in stock, I buy several boxes.  Gluten Free Brownie Mix – ALDI Gluten Free Brownnie Mix is another favorite at our house. I buy this gluten free brownie mix all the time and have served it to many people who do not eat gluten free. The brownies are great, but the recipe on the back of the box for making brownie cookies is even better. Gluten Free Pancake and Baking Mix – I debated on putting this on the list of things I buy. We have tried this gluten free mix, and although it is fine, we didn’t love it. If I were going to buy a gluten-free pancake mix, this isn’t the one I would buy. However, it is a reasonable price and not awful, so I understand why people love it.  Gluten Free Ramen and Gluten Free Pho Noodles – These are something we just recently bought to try. It is a seasonal item, or at least an item that ALDI only carries this time of year. I stocked up on them because we love to make ramen and other soups with this type of noodle during the fall and winter. Gluten Free General Tso’s Chicken – This makes the list because my daughter loves it for a quick and easy dinner. She is a teacher and keeps this in the freezer for an easy meal after a long day of work. Gluten Free Pizza Dough – I have only seen this once at my ALDI store, and that was over a year ago. If I ever see it again, I will definitely buy it. It wasn’t the best pizza crust ever, but it did make pizza night quick, easy, and delicious. Gluten Free Egg Rolls – This is another item that I have only seen a couple of times at my ALDI store. I think they only stock them during the months they focus on gluten-free products. We loved them. If I see them again, I will definitely buy some. Those are our favorite gluten free products at ALDI. I would love to hear what your favorites are to buy. The post ALDI Gluten Free Products appeared first on Lynn's Kitchen Adventures. Menu Plan September Week One I am keeping it simple this week with some of our favorites. Several of the recipes are great freezer meals. The burritos, the pork, and the dessert are all things that we like to keep on hand in the freezer. It is a great time to stock your freezer if you need freezer meals. Here is this week’s menu plan. September Week 1Easy meals for September. Easy Homemade Peanut Butter CupsPeanut butter and chocolate are the perfect combination. They just go together. These easy peanut butter cups are a great homemade treat. Oven Baked Chicken LegsBaked chicken legs are an easy to make recipe that is perfect for dinner any night of the week. Quick and Easy Tortilla PizzaPizza can be easy when you use tortillas for the crust. Homemade Cheesy Tuna HelperHomemade Cheesy Tuna Helper as good as the real thing. Slow Cooked Pulled Pork with Mexican ColeslawSlow Cooked Pulled Pork with Mexican Coleslaw is a delicious meal to serve a crowd. Bacon Cheeseburger PastaA make at home version of the classic boxed pasta. Mexican Scrambled EggsMexican scrambled eggs are a quick and easy breakfast or breakfast for dinner. Chocolate Chip Coconut Granola {aka Mounds Bar Granola}Chocolate Chip Coconut Granola aka mounds bar granola is a fun breakfast treat. Homemade Frozen Breakfast BurritosHomemade Frozen Breakfast Burritos are a great make ahead breakfast. The post Menu Plan September Week One appeared first on Lynn's Kitchen Adventures. More Recent Articles
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