These Cranberry Pecan Cookies are made with a cake combine and craisins. They’re really easy and so good!
❤️WHY WE LOVE THIS RECIPE
We do numerous baking in the course of the vacation season and we’re at all times on the lookout for straightforward recipes and these are on the checklist. Solely 5 elements and so good! These are excellent for any gathering and are available collectively so shortly.
SWAPS
You possibly can substitute the nuts with walnuts for those who desire. I additionally suppose any cake combine will work, we just like the white, however a spice cake could also be scrumptious. You might additionally add a teaspoon of vanilla or almond extract.
⭐TIP
Since these cookies are made with a white cake combine they do come out white, so we put them below the broiler for a VERY brief period of time to simply add a bit of coloration. You don’t have to do that.
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Cranberry Pecan Cake Combine Cookies
These cookies are solely 5 elements and really easy. We like to make them across the holidays.
- 1 field of White Cake Combine
- 2 eggs
- 8 tbsp of melted butter
- 1 cup of Craisins
- 1 cup of chopped Pecans
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Combine all elements collectively and chill within the fridge for an hour.
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Preheat oven to 350. Spray a baking sheet with non stick spray. Use a spoon and drop cookies on cookie sheet. This dough is sticky so you might want to make use of two spoons with the intention to get the combination off the one spoon. Drop golf ball dimension dough on the sheet.
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Bake for 10-12 minutes or till golden across the edges. Makes 20-25 cookies relying on the dimensions you make them.
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