Recently my friend Bobbie Chapman sent around on her Facebook site, a recipe for Oatmeal Cookies. It looked rather interesting and very simple. I'm all for simple. Problem was that I didn't have all the right ingredients, so I substituted. Here is the original recipe from Bobbie whom she got from Nicki Marie's Facebook page. Who knows where Nicki Marie got it from...
I changed a few of the ingredients so here are the changes.
2 mashed Bananas
2/3 Cup Applesauce
Craisins instead of raisins
1 tsp. of Splenda
I would have used Monk Fruit sugar instead but didn't have any here at the house.
Mix well
Small Cookie Scoop |
Put on parchment paper and flatten down with a fork. These will not spread as there isn't any butter in them. I baked them for 20 minutes. I let them sit for about 10 minutes before moving to a cooling rack. Makes 24 cookies.
They are quiet different, but good.
This is a moist cookie so refrigerate after sealing in a Ziploc bag. Can warm in microwave for 5 seconds if you don't want a cold cookie.
Here's the finished product!
Nutritional Breakout: Serving Size 2 cookies for 98 calories, Total Fat 1.1g, Saturated Fat 0.2g, Sodium 6mg, Total Carb. 19.5g, Dietary Fiber 2.6g, Sugar 7g, Protein 1.9g
Note: Nutrition is based on the ingredients I used. You could use dried blueberries or dried cherries instead of raisins. You might even try chocolate chips or M&M's Sky is the limit.
Oats are suppose to be Gluten-Free but you have to make sure they have not been processed a facility that has processed other grains. I would try Bob's Red Mill Gluten-Free Oats.
Peace, Love and Happy Eating...
Glad you gave it a try...now I'll follow your lead and try and make them.
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ReplyDeleteThese sound delicious and some great alternatives to still get the sweetness!!- Heather
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