Weeknight Cooking
Maple Pecan Sugar Cookies
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12 Reviews
butterscotch
January 27, 2023
Overall, we liked these cookies quite a bit. They have a pleasant, springy, cakelike texture and subtle crunch from the pecans. But if you don't have maple sugar for the "dust" and substitute granulated sugar, you won't get much maple flavor. Next time, I will either seek out maple sugar or try adding some maple extract to the dough since I do want a distinct maple flavor.
Patricia H.
November 22, 2020
Made 12 dozen of the babies yesterday - serious gratitude baking session! They turned out amazing. As per all my baking I used a generous portion of vanilla (Mexican) - definitely use maple sugar for the dusting and I added a little more than a pinch of salt flakes - really great flavor for the finishing . SCRUMPTUOUS!!!
Barb
September 15, 2019
I just made these... THEY ARE AWESOME!
Gave a few to my neighbors, and they got rave reviews.
This recipe is a keeper!
Gave a few to my neighbors, and they got rave reviews.
This recipe is a keeper!
Maribeth K.
December 16, 2018
What is the difference between a hand mixer and a stand mixer for this recipe?
Colleen R.
December 15, 2018
I’m allergic to tree nuts. Could these be made without them and just be a maple sugar cookie?
Colleen R.
December 16, 2018
Do you think there would need to be an adjustment in the amount of flour or anything?
Kristin M.
November 13, 2018
If I don't have maple sugar, could I use muscavado, or would you suggest just sticking with the white granulated sugar?
Erin J.
November 14, 2018
I’d stick with white sugar, because it’s fine (like maple sugar) and lower in moisture - so it stays granulated on the outside of the cookie. The muscavado May melt in places (like the sides and base)!
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