I was surprised at how little flavor these cookies had. I toasted the almonds and also toasted the oatmeal, but once baked it was clear they could have used more of something...salt? Maybe some cinnamon, or almond extract?

I just made these cookies few minutes ago, and they turned out great! I used powder vanilla instead of extract, and white sugar instead of brown sugar because I didn't have any. I added some walnuts too.

I made those cookies a couple of times and they arevery good. I use wholewheat flour instead of plain flour. They are very filling and are great to take along on long hikes (we live in the country). Next time I will try them with dried apples and add a bit of cinnamon.

Who would want to go to this effort to produce a measly dozen cookies! I made two dozen cookies out of this recipe, cut the baking time to 15 minutes, and they are a very nice size...and they are very tasty! Nice change from oatmeal and raisin, etc.

It never ceasses to amaze me when the daily cookie recipe appears, At least one and many tims more complain about the featured item in the recipe which today is apricots, that they use the base recipe and just add other ingredients. You know when you see the name of the cookie that it calls for apricots, cherries, craisins, etc. yet you go ahead and put chips or raisins in, etc. Please do not complain and just skip this recipe. The basic ingredients are always the same.

Did not like the idea of dried apricots , I replaced them with chocolate chips , they came out OK .. Also ,I had to take them of the oven 5 minutes earlier.

This thing always cuts me off. Pain in the butt. Dried cherries

Delicious! I also toast the oatmeal. It's so much nuttier tasting. Dried cherries

These are absolutely wonderful! My husband loves them too. They've become his favorite cooke

A great trick is to toast the rolled oats in the oven and allow them to cool before using them. It adds a lot of extra flavour to any cookie that calls for them.