Glad they liked them! The Picky Palate had a recipe for banana cookies with graham cracker crumbs, chocolate chips, and mini marshmallows - kind of like Banana S'mores! Here is the link for it. http://picky-palate.com/2013/03/06/four-ingredient-banana-smores-cookies/
I can't wait to try this! But what about the walnuts? Did you forget to put them in the recipe, or do you think this cookie is better without them once you add the coconut and chocolate?
The cookies are great with just the coconut and chocolate - but I'm sure a few walnuts would add a nice touch too. I'm not sure why I didn't use them - it's quite possible that I had ran out of them!
AMAZING!! I tweaked it a little....I added 1 tbs natural unsweetened peanut butter, 2 tbs hemp seeds, and 1 scoop vanilla protein powder. I didn't have coconut, so my mind went everywhere and I couldn't tell it no! =D guilty pleasures!!! I love some of your ideas though!!
Today i try them out! It was a wonderful recipe! Instead of the coconut stuff i use carrot and it tasted very good! Im from colombia, and instead of sugar i use something that is kind off a sugar cane, its called panela. Its very sweet and more organic than sugar!
Im gonna share this recipe with my friends, cause its cheap, easy and fun! Thanks !
Hi! I'm so glad that you liked the healthy cookies! Sounds like you made them even healthier by adding the carrots :0) I had never heard of panela - sounds like good stuff! Take care, Beth
I will be trying these soon :) Recently went GF and these sound great, especially because I have been trying to get my sweet and salty tooth fixes without wheat being involved!!! Thanks!
Just stumbled upon this recipe after a google search. Gave them a go and they turned out great! I blogged about it too, if you wish to have a quick nosey about :) Thanks for the recipe, I'll be sure to bake these again.
Hey there! I'm so glad you liked them & thanks for sharing on your blog. I hadn't made them for a long time and just did the other week, and now I can't get enough of them. Happy blogging (and eating)!
Thanks-kids liked these! We skipped the coconut and added choc chips and raisins. Will try with sprinkles next time! Amy
ReplyDeleteGlad they liked them! The Picky Palate had a recipe for banana cookies with graham cracker crumbs, chocolate chips, and mini marshmallows - kind of like Banana S'mores! Here is the link for it.
ReplyDeletehttp://picky-palate.com/2013/03/06/four-ingredient-banana-smores-cookies/
I can't wait to try this! But what about the walnuts? Did you forget to put them in the recipe, or do you think this cookie is better without them once you add the coconut and chocolate?
ReplyDeleteThe cookies are great with just the coconut and chocolate - but I'm sure a few walnuts would add a nice touch too. I'm not sure why I didn't use them - it's quite possible that I had ran out of them!
DeleteAMAZING!! I tweaked it a little....I added 1 tbs natural unsweetened peanut butter, 2 tbs hemp seeds, and 1 scoop vanilla protein powder. I didn't have coconut, so my mind went everywhere and I couldn't tell it no! =D guilty pleasures!!! I love some of your ideas though!!
ReplyDeleteGlad you liked them! You made them super healthy :0)
DeleteOH and I used coconut oil to coat my cookie sheet!!
DeleteToday i try them out! It was a wonderful recipe! Instead of the coconut stuff i use carrot and it tasted very good! Im from colombia, and instead of sugar i use something that is kind off a sugar cane, its called panela. Its very sweet and more organic than sugar!
ReplyDeleteIm gonna share this recipe with my friends, cause its cheap, easy and fun! Thanks !
Hi! I'm so glad that you liked the healthy cookies! Sounds like you made them even healthier by adding the carrots :0) I had never heard of panela - sounds like good stuff!
DeleteTake care,
Beth
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ReplyDeletejust discovered your site...so happy I did!!! made these truly delicious-thank you!
ReplyDeleteCan I freeze them???
Hi Tammy,
DeleteSo glad you liked the cookies! I have never tried to freeze them, but I think that should be fine. Enjoy!
I will be trying these soon :) Recently went GF and these sound great, especially because I have been trying to get my sweet and salty tooth fixes without wheat being involved!!! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteHope you liked them!
DeleteJust stumbled upon this recipe after a google search. Gave them a go and they turned out great! I blogged about it too, if you wish to have a quick nosey about :) Thanks for the recipe, I'll be sure to bake these again.
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Hey there! I'm so glad you liked them & thanks for sharing on your blog. I hadn't made them for a long time and just did the other week, and now I can't get enough of them. Happy blogging (and eating)!
Delete-Beth