It’s cookie time!
Not that I need an excuse, but Fall is a wonderful time to bake, and this week’s cookie recipe is a yummy crispy-on-the-edge, but chewy-and-gooey-in-the-middle Honey Oatmeal and Golden Raisin Cookie.
Oatmeal cookies are one of hubby’s faves, and I also wanted to take a treat into the office for a meeting where we were having a special guest who enjoys my cookies, so Oatmeal it was!
Your search for the ultimate oatmeal raisin cookie ends here! These are amazing! The touch of honey gives them just the right finishing touch to add that crisp outside texture with the tender inside. These cookies are out of this world! (And not just because I made them in Mars!)
Chewy Honey Oatmeal Raisin Cookies
- 1 lb. (4 sticks or 2 cups) Butter (softened to room temperature)
- 2 1/2 cups packed Brown Sugar
- 4 Eggs
- 4 tsp Vanilla
- 2 Tbsp Honey
- 2 tsp Baking Soda
- 2 tsp Ground Cinnamon
- 3 cups All-Purpose Flour
- 6 cups Rolled Oats
- 2 cups Golden Raisins
Directions:
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees F (175 degrees C).
- In an electric stand mixer, cream butter. Thoroughly blend in brown sugar. Then add eggs, vanilla, and honey. Beat well.
- Add in baking soda an cinnamon and mix.
- Gradually add the flour and mix until just incorporated.
- Remove from mixer and manually stir in the rolled oats and raisins.
- Drop dough by rounded tablespoonful onto baking stone (or cookie sheet). Bake 10-12 minutes until cookies begin to brown.
- Allow to cool on baking stone 5 minutes, then remove to cooling rack to complete cooling.
- TIP: I like to chill my dough for at least one hour before baking.
Hope you enjoy! Bake up some love this weekend!
Cheers & Hugs,
Jodi
I can hardly wait to get back to Canada to try these – they look scrumptious!
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Ohhhhhh you know what I’m thinking, ‘nista sistah! Happy Friday to you! I’m so glad you’re enjoying baking in fall. Is there anything better than taking the fall chill away with the wonderful smells of oatmeal, cinnamon, etc? Hot cider in the crock pot alllll daaaaaayyyyyyy for the smell alone is wonderful! Enjoy, my friend!
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You’re convincing me my sweetness! Lol!
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Have you made Hot Mulled Cider in your crock pot??? There is nothing like the smell. You work from home – you could enjoy this for days! 😀
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I have! It is WONDERFUL! needs to get a little cooler yet – but LOOK OUT! Woohoo!
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Oh…these sound like they would be delightful with a nice mug of coffee. 🙂
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that was my breakfast! 🙂
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Ooooo and Ahhhhhh, these cookies are on my list of baking treats too. Thank you for sharing your recipes Jodi.
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Enjoy Sharon!
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Hubby would love these! Me, on the other hand, I like that meme I saw on Facebook that said “raisins that look like chocolate chips in oatmeal cookies are why I have trust issues”…LOL!
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hahahahaha!
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Super Yum! I love the fact you used golden raisins!!
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Golden are so much better than the brownish ones – plump and moist and sweet and YUMMY!!! I never by the others any more. Sometimes I put other dried fruits like cranberries, cherries or blueberries too!
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Yum Yum! These look delicious Jodi. This recipe is a keeper! (However, I think I would probably cut it in half for me). Thanks for the recipe and your photography of the cookies is beautiful!
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good idea PJ! 🙂
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Definitely a winner with golden raisins!
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You´re so right, fall and winter are baking seasons! Can´t wait for the christmas cookies time to come!!! Your fall cookies here look extra yummie – as always!!! Love your food photos!!! ❤️🍪
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Thanks so much Ann! Will you share some of your Christmas cookie recipes and photos?! 🙂
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I could, yeah, thanks for the idea. 😊 But I used to make only traditional German christmas cookies, nothing outstanding or special… Anyway, they are very delicious. 😊
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but that would be something new to me!! 🙂
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That´s right!!! 😊 You´ll have to deal with grams then… I´m always a little confused when it comes to cups… So cool that things are so different all over the globe… In Hungary they use dekagrams, that´s quite strange too… 😊
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haha! will be good for me 🙂
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These cookies looks and sound amazing. Thanks for sharing
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There is nothing better than a Jodieeeeee cookie! 😊🌟💜☕️🍂😉
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🙂
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These look so good! Love the honey in them! Thanks Jodi!
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Yum!!! I want these, Jodi!!! I tried to get Philippe to make them, but he just smiled at me. I don’t even know what that meant!! I want these cookies!!!! 🍪🍪🍪😳
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These look sooo delicious! Thank you for sharing the recipe. Peace and cookies!
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When is that cookbook coming out?..:)
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Some day – maybe – hehe! My dad said these were the best! Made me happy 🙂
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