The supply of barley bioactive compounds through baked products like cookies may be an effective way (Frost, Adhikari, & Lewis, 2011) to supply the bioactive compounds in barley.Cookies are a low specific volume product and generally require soft wheats having lower protein contents as compared to bread where gluten content is more important and has a major influence on bread volume. Replacing wheatflour with barleyflour will definitely dilute the wheat gluten proteins but since high gluten content is not a requirement for cookies barleyflour could be a potential raw material for cookie making having improved bioactive value. Limited studies have been reported on cookie making behavior of barley flour and effects of baking on antioxidant properties. The objectives of the present investigation were to study the physicochemical properties, color, pasting and cookie making behavior of the wheatebarleyflour blends and the effects of baking on the antioxidant properties