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Flourless Cookies!

haleym

By haleym
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I have discovered flourless cookies! I made peanut butter chocolate chip, but I would love it if anyone has any others, like flourless snickerdoodles, gingerbread, etc. I am tired of all these wierd, expensive flours and I like the texture of the flourless ones a lot. Any ideas?

Flourless Peanut Butter cookies

1 c peanut butter

1 c sugar

1 egg

1tsp baking soda

mix, form into walnut sized balls then squish with a fork. bake at 375 for about 10 minutes!

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Lisa Mentor
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:) They are good aren't they?

But I do love the Betty Crocker Mixes...and buy they at every chance.

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I have discovered flourless cookies! I made peanut butter chocolate chip, but I would love it if anyone has any others, like flourless snickerdoodles, gingerbread, etc. I am tired of all these wierd, expensive flours and I like the texture of the flourless ones a lot. Any ideas?

Flourless Peanut Butter cookies

1 c peanut butter

1 c sugar

1 egg

1tsp baking soda

mix, form into walnut sized balls then squish with a fork. bake at 375 for about 10 minutes!

Try making this recipe with cashew butter, sunbutter, tahini, almond butter. I'd think an almond butter cookie with cinnamon would taste like snickerdoodles.

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purple Community Regular
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If you google on the web, flourless cookie recipes, you will find more, there are some for chocolate cookies. I always keep my eye opened for chocolate goodies! :lol:

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