Prune cookies recipes

Sweet with hints of cinnamon, this soft prune cookies recipe is a delicious treat. Instead of raisins or cranberries, try some prunes in your cookies!

Rhode Island loves its prune cookies. Eight years ago, Gram Lolly Grello and her daughter, Pat Cerbo, shared a prune cookie recipe with The Journal. These can be made in stages and frozen, too. T…

Chewy oatmeal cookies loaded with dark chocolate, chopped prunes and a touch of honey We can't think of a better treat, thanks. Or a better breakfast, frankly. This riff on our Chocolate Chip Oatmeal Cookies is inspired by one of our growers, Matt Bozzo, who swaps the puree for chopped prunes, and uses dark honey from his own hives to give these an even richer flavor.For a little crunch, you can also add in 1/2 cup (65 g) of chopped walnuts (Matt grows those too) to make next-level chewy…

These prune cookies have tons of sweet flavor without added sugar. Made with prunes, oat flour, and chocolate chips, you won't believe how good they are! Perfect for kids and adults and make a great easy dessert or snack!

Good news! Right now, you are just 3 ingredients (and a splash of hot water) away from a delicious Prune Cookie. What are you waiting for? Get started now.

Try these healthy Prune Chocolate Chip Cookies, which are made from homemade prune puree. These healthy breakfast cookies have no refined flour and no refined sugar, which makes them healthier chocolate chip cookies and also act as a great breakfast cookie idea!

Easy Oatmeal California Prune Squares are filled with a delicious prune paste made from fresh California Prunes. They have a delicious oatmeal cinnamon crumble and just the right amount of sweetness in each bite. #prunesforlife #eatcaprunes #prunebars #prunes #dessert #krollskorner #prunedessert

These tempting prune recipes will change your mind about the fruit! From desserts to chicken to salad, prunes make a wonderful addition to these dishes.

Prune filling (or lekvar plum butter) for Hamantaschen. My mother always made this iconic cookie for the Jewish holiday of Purim with prune filling. Hers had chopped walnuts in it, and I don't think there was any orange juice or brown sugar involved. But this does sound good!

One Of My Favorite Cookies I have made these cookies many times but have never posted the actual recipe. Well here it is in all it's glory. Don't put your nose up because it's made with prunes. Prunes have a bad rap, but remember they are just dried plums. They sort of taste like raisins only better. If you have never had an Italian Prune Cookie, I think it's about time you did. Give them a try, besides prunes are really good for you with lots of anti-oxidants and yes of course, fiber…