Two ingredients pumpkin spice cookies

Oh boy here I go again!

Today, I am sharing two ingredients Pumpkin Spice cookies~

pumpkin spice cookies

It’s pumpkin baking time for me.

Last year I stumbled on a recipe for pumpkin muffins.

I couldn’t believe there were only two ingredients.

A simple cake mix

and a can of pumpkin.

No eggs,

no oil

no nothing else.

How could they possible bake and taste no less?

Well, I am here to tell you they are absolutely delicious and you will never go back to adding all the extra ingredients again.

Besides, pumpkin is a lot healthier for you.

You can check out 

my Pumpkin muffins in a variety of tastes

Chocolate pumpkin muffins

Cinnamon pumpkin muffins

Apple Spice pumpkin muffins

All delicious.

After  my summer recipes such as cool whip cookies, and cool whip bundt cake it was time to bring in the Fall baking and aroma’s.

Tonight is bunco night and all us gals bring a treat or appetizer to munch on.

I thought with Fall in the air these cookies are sure to be a hit.

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All you need is your cake mix of choice, which as you can see I used a Duncan Hines spice cake,

and a 29 oz. can of  pure pumpkin by libby’s.  

Can of pumpkin and cake mix

On a cookie sheet lay down some parchment paper

and a spoon full of your cake and pumpkin combination

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Now of course if you want to add just a few more calories, you can use frosting as I did, a cream cheese frosting was my choice.

You can add nuts, or chocolate chips, etc..whatever your pallet desires.

Bake at 350 degrees for approximately 20 minutes.  Let cool, frost and serve.  Your cookies will be soft, moist and delicious. A cake like texture.

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That’s all for today folks! 

Enjoy.

Update on a new pumpkin recipe

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How to make a pumpkin cake

If you are not a regular I sure would love to see you back again.

XO

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