Easy HOLIDAY No Bake Pumpkin Cookies
These No Bake Pumpkin Cookies are a delicious fall time treat; easy to make ahead and keep in the fridge for last-minute company! Easy to freeze, too.
Friends, just in time for end of summer and the start of fall, when the house is still warm in the late afternoon, company’s coming for dinner, and you want to make a quick dessert, try this moist No Bake Pumpkin Cookies Recipe!
No Bake Pumpkin Cookies
This cookie recipe will carry you into the end of the year, possibly as your new favorite easy snack!
Make the cookies ahead of time and refrigerate. The dough will be moist and soft!
I always love a no-bake cookie, because you can keep them stored in the fridge and bring them out just in time for serving!
You can also freeze these cookies and defrost and enjoy later!
Give up on perfection
Speaking of hosting. Unless you have it down (as in being organized, have a plan, and let go of having things perfect), it can be exhausting.
If you feel the need to create the perfect house and meal, then that puts a lot of pressure on yourself. And possibly your family!?!
Some people say forget it, it’s too much work and too much money, so they never invite people in.
But I have said for years here on RE, start small (invite a few people over, not 12), keep the menu easy, make up what you can ahead of time, and focus on the table and the people who are coming.
If you’re going to worry about any part of the house being “perfect,” which is a dumb thought, because the guests don’t even notice, then clean the bathroom! :)
The gem of hosting
I’m so serious. Set the table, even just napkins and a fork, with a simple candle in the center.
The gem of hosting is the time spent around the table. Every bite of food, every word spoken, it’s all very precious, the way we nourish our bodies and feed our souls. We share our lives, we listen, and we care.
Think of hosting as soul work, friends, because it does a lot for our guests, and it does a lot for us.
Here’s a fun fall dinner party menu you may want to try. My tip again is to make up as much as you can ahead of time.
Appetizer: Apple Goat Cheese Crostini Appetizer
Main Dish: Paprika Sweet Potato Chicken Thighs
Salad: Basic Green Salad
Bread: Ask your guests to bring a fresh loaf of bread!
Dessert: These No-Bake Pumpkin Cookies!
Easy! Get to know the people around your table, and ENJOY!
Get the Recipe:
No Bake Pumpkin Cookies
Ingredients
Instructions
- In a pot, mix the sugar, butter, and milk. Bring to a boil.
- Remove from the stove and add the pumpkin, salt, vanilla, and spice.
- Quickly add the oatmeal and mix. Add more or less for the consistency you want. Toss in the chocolate chips and lightly mix.
- Drop with small scoop onto parchment paper, on a cookie sheet. (Dough will be moist.)
- Cool the cookies in the refrigerator. Serve cold.
- You can also freeze and pull out of the freezer right before serving!
More delicious recipes:
Mary’s Crunchy Peanut Butter Bars
Granola Chocolate Chips Cookies
No Bake Pumpkin Cheesecake [Spend with Pennies]
Pumpkin Sheet Cake Recipe [Two Peas and their Pod]
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Is that 3 TEASPOONS BUTTER or
3
TABLESPOONS?????? Â Â
Please let me know ASAP as I am making them right NOW for a meeting tomorrow.Â
Oh my…. I wish I caught that sooner!
T. is tablespoon! 3 Tablespoons of butter :)
Love these for fall- so easy!
How many does the recipe make? They do sound good.
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I was really excited about these, but when I made them they turned out very mushy and did not set properly. Googling the issue (for regular no bakes), others advise boiling the sugar mixture for ~3 minutes. I’m not sure if that would have solved the problem, but I ended up putting mine in the oven for a bit. Baked no-bakes are a bit strange– the flavor is good but the texture is off. I doubt I will try this recipe again.
Mm-m-m, not sure. I didn’t have to bake mine.
What a smart idea, Sandy! I mean, chocolate, pumpkin, and no-bake…my BFFs! pinned!
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These look crazy good and So easy. Perfect for the busy holidays!
Sandy, these sound fabulous! Thanks for sharing! *pin =)
In fact…. I couldn’t wait to try them. I started making them before my daughter came home from school, and now she is helping me finish them. They are AMAZING!!! xo ~Sally
These sound really good. I make no bake cookies all the time. They are my favorite go to quick and easy cookie.