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Stureplan.

Stockholm's small version of Time Square.

A summer day in Trosa, a small coastal town south of Stockholm.

A lone reindeer grazes

on the mountainside

of  Lappland - the most northern part of Sweden.

Use simple

and good quality

ingredients and you'll

end up with tastier

and healthier results.

Enjoy!

If you're able to add

pure gluten free oats

to your diet, they are a good source of nutrients and fiber.

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Recipe

Nutty Oatmeal Cookies

(Use pure gluten free oats or substitute with Quinoa flakes).

I pkg butter

½ cup sugar

½ cup pure gluten free oats (or 3/4 cup Quinoa flakes)

½ cup toasted hazelnuts, coarsely chopped

½ cup chocolate chips or coarsely chopped chocolate

1 tsp baking powder

½ tsp xanthum gum

¾ cup GF Flour Blend or Brown Rice Flour

Preheat the oven to 350 F. 

*Mix the butter and sugar until light and fluffy. 

*In a large bowl blend the oats, nuts, chocolate chunks

(or chocolate chips) with the baking powder,

xanthum gum and GF flour. 

*Add the dry ingredients to the butter and

sugar mixture   and mix well. 

*Roll the dough into one long roll, about 1 inch thickness, and cut into 18-20 pieces. 

*Roll each piece into a ball and place

on parchment-cookie sheet.  Press down gently with

palm of hand to flatten a bit.

*Bake for about 12-13 minutes. 

*Makes about 18-20 cookies.

Delicious with tea or coffee!