So. I love peanut butter. That's no secret. Whenever I give up chocolate for lent, peanut butter are my go to cookies. But it's always nice for a change and today i changed it up with these supposedly healthy pb cookies. And I must say, they were delish.
I have been
told they are only 36 calories per cookie, too.
Here's the
recipe:
Ingredients:
1 Cup Peanut butter
1 Cup Sugar
1 egg
Mix the peanut
butter and sugar first then add in the egg and baking soda. Bake for 10 minutes
on 350 degrees.
I baked them
for 12 minutes because I have a weirdo oven. Also, it doesn't
make a lot. Maybe 24 medium sized cookies. Around 36 small.
Anyway, this recipe works. Four ingredients. Not too
bad.
Hi there!
ReplyDeleteI found this recipe on Pinterest as well. I did the math and if you get 36 cookies out of it, that's 104 calories a cookie. Just saying in case others make this expecting a low cal cookie.
They were, unfortunately, DELICIOUS.
:)
Meg
I love these! A little off on the calories though. I doubled the batch and made 30 cookies and when adding up the calories they came out to about 150 per cookie! Mine were big though. If I made 48 they would still be 94 calories a cookie! And I used natural PB! The only reason I did the math was because I was going to take some to my friend on Weight Watchers but, well, maybe not. They are great for my toddler that needs to put on a few pounds though.
ReplyDeleteI'm sure they are good, but there's nothing healthy in a cup of sugar......
ReplyDeleteAgreed
DeleteI make these all the time, only mine do not use the soda. You don't need it. I would caution you not to use the cheaper oily peanut butters though.
ReplyDeleteYup way too salty with baking soda. In the fall I dip these cookies in baker's chocolate and chopped peanuts. Btw I saw this in an old Kraft magazine for the holidays.
DeleteYou can also substitute 1 cup of sugar for 1/2 cup of sugar or raw honey. A while back I also saw a similar recipe using 1/4 cup raw honey and 1 ripe, peeled banana. Both are natural sweeteners. You could even add a tablespoon of cocoa powder. Love the recipe :)
ReplyDeletecan you use baking powder instead of baking soda
ReplyDeleteThank you Rachael for sharing this. I had been thinking to make these with my daughter. Ive had a craving for peanut butter cookies lately. I think I will get the ingredients tomorrow.
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