First time using a piping bag so not so pretty lol but very yummy :hungry

I based these on a black sesame cookie recipe from an egg, butter, milk, and sugar-free recipe book. The original recipe called for whole wheat flour and katakuriko, but I didn't have enough whole wheat flour, so I blended it with cake flour. I also added more maple syrup and left out the sesame seeds.You can change the ratio of cake flour and whole wheat flour, if you like. If you use 100% cake flour, you'll get 'normal' cookies, while 100% whole wheat flour will give you a healthier version. Recipe by iqurin

This is the cookie that I often make and it has a simple and comforting flavor.I uploaded this since many people have asked me for the recipe.Be careful not to let it over-bake to preserve the maple sugar flavor. Recipe by Gakochan

I wanted to improve another oatmeal cookie recipe I'd already made.I came up with the best combination of ingredients, so even if their shapes aren't the neatest, these cookies will be absolutely delicious. You don't have to spread the dough out thinly like you do in other recipes, so it's one fewer step to work through! For 16 cookies. Recipe by Meifan

These are a very good use for the couple of bottles of maple syrup I got in Canada recently. Can totally taste the maple but they’re not too sweet at all. The perfect cookie!

Saw a recipe for puffy sugar cookies and decided to put my own twist on it. These came out tasting wonderful and more like a European tea cookie.

A while ago I received some delicious maple syrup and made cookies with it. This is another version of that recipe.If you spend too long squeezing the dough out, the butter might separate from it, so work quickly.The recipe uses maple syrup, so I don't use too much sugar. Recipe by jh2trz

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I read in a book that cookies made with oatmeal are crunchy. These really are!The trick is to spread them thinly. That's it. When they're done, they'll have a crunchy texture. They're not so sweet, so if you'd prefer them sweeter, add sugar. If it's difficult to get the dough to come together, try adding a tablespoon of water. Recipe by Meifan

I have allergy problems and I am also a casual vegetarian.I thought up this recipe so that my non-vegetarian friends would say "Delicious!" when eating them.They are quite light and crispy, so they are addictively delicious.I add a pinch of salt to enhance the sweetness.You can make different variations by adding tea leaves. crushed nuts or chopped dried fruits.Cocoa powder is stronger than maple syrup so I don't think it is a good combination. Recipe by 0104