You absolutely need this pumpkin cookie dough in your life. And it's egg-less, so you can totally eat it by the spoonful raw or roll it into cute little balls before devouring. And thanks to the Bob's Red Mill almond flour, it's also gluten-free!
Cookie dough is good. But, PUMPKIN cookie dough... oh my starzies!!!!
Some have inquired about how I achieve such perfectly round little balls... and the secret is... practice. I've perfected my ball rolling skillz since Babycakes often challenges me to play-doh contests on who can roll the most perfect ball: mom or dad. What can I say? I'm competitive. And 10 times out of 10, I win.
What is this adorable little beach scene, you ask? Oh, that's just something Lindsey (from Cafe Johnsonia) and I had the pleasure of setting up and photographing recently when we went to Newport Beach for the White on Rice Couple's food photography workshop.
I'm not sure I should admit this... but...
Todd & Diane actually taught me how to use my digital camera in manual mode for the first time.
Before that, I always shot in aperture priority mode... which is just one of the presets on the camera. This might not sound that monumental to you, but for the other food bloggers and photographers out there, they're probably super shocked that I've been blogging for 3+ years, that I've photographed 2 full cookbooks (finishing up my third right now) and that I had never shot in manual mode. Life changing, I tell ya! The moral of the story: it's never too late to learn something new. Follow your dreams. Invest in yourself.
So, here I am. At the beach. In October.
HI!!!
Don't you just love my adorable sunhat?!? And I just love the warm glow at the ocean's edge... and the tranquility of the waves... and the sand underfoot... and picnics at the beach... and that mason jar carrier.
We ate. We talked. We drank. We laughed. We photographed (of course!). And we watched the sun set.
Disclaimer: this is a sponsored post written by me on behalf of Bob's Red Mill. The opinions, text, recipe, and beautiful photos are all mine. Thank you for supporting brands that support Nosh and Nourish!! I choose them based on what I already cook/create with and feel 100% confident in recommending to you.
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Pumpkin Cookie Dough Balls
Description
Pumpkin Cookie Dough Balls // via Nosh and Nourish --- vegan, dairyfree, glutenfree
Ingredients
2 cups Bob's Red Mill Almond Flour
1⁄4 teaspoon Sea Salt
1 teaspoon Cinnamon
1⁄2 cup pumpkin butter
1⁄3 cup Dried Cranberries
1⁄3 cup coarsely chopped pistachios
2 tablespoons Silk Caramel Almondmilk Creamer (or sub your favorite creamer)
Instructions
Combine the dry ingredients in a large mixing bowl: flour, salt, cinnamon, cranberries, and pistachios.
Stir in the pumpkin butter and creamer. Use your hands to thoroughly mix the dough together.
Refrigerate the dough for at least 30 minutes (up to 12 hours) before rolling into balls.
Store in an air-tight container in the freezer, and take a few out whenever you want to eat them.
You absolutely need this pumpkin cookie dough in your life. And it's egg-less, so you can totally eat it by the spoonful raw or roll it into cute little balls before devouring. And thanks to the Bob's Red Mill almond flour, it's also gluten-free!
Cookie dough is good. But, PUMPKIN cookie dough... oh my starzies!!!!
Some have inquired about how I achieve such perfectly round little balls... and the secret is... practice. I've perfected my ball rolling skillz since Babycakes often challenges me to play-doh contests on who can roll the most perfect ball: mom or dad. What can I say? I'm competitive. And 10 times out of 10, I win.
What is this adorable little beach scene, you ask? Oh, that's just something Lindsey (from Cafe Johnsonia) and I had the pleasure of setting up and photographing recently when we went to Newport Beach for the White on Rice Couple's food photography workshop.
I'm not sure I should admit this... but...
Todd & Diane actually taught me how to use my digital camera in manual mode for the first time.
Before that, I always shot in aperture priority mode... which is just one of the presets on the camera. This might not sound that monumental to you, but for the other food bloggers and photographers out there, they're probably super shocked that I've been blogging for 3+ years, that I've photographed 2 full cookbooks (finishing up my third right now) and that I had never shot in manual mode. Life changing, I tell ya! The moral of the story: it's never too late to learn something new. Follow your dreams. Invest in yourself.
So, here I am. At the beach. In October.
HI!!!
Don't you just love my adorable sunhat?!? And I just love the warm glow at the ocean's edge... and the tranquility of the waves... and the sand underfoot... and picnics at the beach... and that mason jar carrier.
We brought all kinds of yummy snacks like:
We ate. We talked. We drank. We laughed. We photographed (of course!). And we watched the sun set.
Disclaimer: this is a sponsored post written by me on behalf of Bob's Red Mill. The opinions, text, recipe, and beautiful photos are all mine. Thank you for supporting brands that support Nosh and Nourish!! I choose them based on what I already cook/create with and feel 100% confident in recommending to you.
Questions:
Pumpkin Cookie Dough Balls
Description
Pumpkin Cookie Dough Balls // via Nosh and Nourish --- vegan, dairyfree, glutenfree
Ingredients
Instructions
Yields 18 Balls
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