Does anyone have a recipe for good wheat-free, sugar-free cookies?

I made a bet with someone that I can make sugar-free cookies that actually taste good.

And they also need to be wheat-free because one of the people that will be eating them can’t have wheat.

Does anyone have any really good recipes?

*Thanks!*
And I don’t want to use sugar-substitutes.

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One Response to “Does anyone have a recipe for good wheat-free, sugar-free cookies?”
  1. Rhapsody616 says:

    CHOCOLATE FUDGE WALNUT COOKIES
    No Added Fat, Sugar-Free, Wheat-Free

    Utensils needed: One bowl, spoon, measuring cups, cookie sheet, mini food processor.

    Preheat Oven 375° F

    * 1/3 level cup fat-free sour cream

    * 1-1/4 cups brown rice flour (Bob’s Red Mill)

    * 1 cup honey

    * 1-1/4 cups spelt flour

    * 1 large egg

    * 3/4 cup uncooked Quaker quick oats
    (or generic)

    * 2 teaspoons real vanilla extract

    * 1/2 teaspoon salt

    * (mix well with spoon)

    * 1-1/4 teaspoons baking soda

    * 1 square (1 ounce) unsweetened

    * (mix well)

    chocolate (Baker’s) ground

    * 1 cup chopped walnuts

    fairly fine

    * (mix)

    * 1/3 cup baking cocoa (Hershey’s)

    Directions: Follow recipe in order given and mix when directed. Let dough set in bowl for 15 minutes. This will make a better cookie when baked. Do not re-mix dough.

    Spray cookie sheet with Pam spray or generic equivalent. Drop batter by large spoonfuls in a ball-like shape onto the cookie sheet. Space about 2 inches apart. Batter will make 32 cookies or more. Bake at 375° for 15 minutes. Remove from cookie sheet to cool. Store in airtight container. Cookies freeze well and can be eaten frozen.

    Note: While fat-free sour cream is used in this recipe, low fat, reduced fat or regular sour cream may also be used. I use Breakstone’s or Daisy brands because of their limited use of additives.
    Note: You absolutely cannot tell that these cookies contain oats.

    Note: If you use another brand of brown rice flour, be certain it does not have a sand-like texture.

    Note: For dairy-free, use soy "Tofutti sour cream", or a rice sour cream.

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