Double Chocolate Chip Breakfast Cookies

"This recipe isbased on one from Jennifer at All Recipes, here is a link to the original recipe http://cookie.allrecipes.com/az/BkrsBrkfstCki.asp"
 
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Ready In:
20mins
Ingredients:
14
Yields:
6 large cookies
Serves:
6
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ingredients

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directions

  • Preheat oven to 350°F.
  • Mix together all dry ingredients in a large mixing bowl, cocoa through raisins.
  • Mix with whisk and set aside.
  • Mix together all wet ingredients in a medium bowl until fluffy.
  • Make a well in the dry ingrendients, pour wet into the dry.
  • Mix well.
  • With sprayed hands, form about 6 large cookies, place on greased cookie sheets.
  • Bake for 7-8 minutes for soft, chewy cookies or 10 minutes for dry cookies.
  • Remove from pan and let cool on cookie racks.
  • Store in tupperware, wax paper between cookies.

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Reviews

  1. These are very nice breakfast cookies. I substituted applesauce for the prune puree. Also, I made the cookies a bit smaller, so the yield was 11. My kids really like the taste, and I appreciate how healthy the cookies are. Thank you!
     
  2. Great recipe! My kids love them anytime! I used cinnamon applesauce in place of the pune puree and left out the cinnamon.
     
  3. Oh Wow! Let me first start off by stating the changes I made: I used 5 tablespoons applesauce + 1/2 teaspoon honey and omitted the date puree. I eliminated the additional 2 tablespoons oats because of this omission. I didnt use raisins, and i used 1/3 cup mini semi sweet chocolate chips. I added 1/8 teaspoon salt, which I would recommend. I made 18 mini cookies instead of 6 large ones. And My-oh-my right out of the oven these were irrisistable! I will edit my review tomorrow when i taste them the next day. One problem i hit was that the batter was very dry. So i added some skim milk and it moistened up. It was still crumbly, but they rolled into balls after that. I made your pumpkin breakfast cookies, and they were good, but these were over the top! Wow. Definetly a keeper! UPDATE: The next day these still are soft and delicious. They gradually sog up a bit though, so eat them up fast!
     
  4. Very yummy recipe - easy to follow. To change this recipe into a more complete meal replacement, here are some changes that I made: - replace half of the flour with hemp protein powder - replace the white sugar (high glycemic index) with an equal amount of honey (low glycemic index). Add 1/2 tsp additional baking soda to counter the acidity of the honey. Eliminate the prune puree so that its not too runny with the honey. Be sure to add the honey with the "wet" ingredients. - Add 1 tablespoon of flax seed oil or EFA oil blend (to add omega fatty acids). - Reduce cooking temperature to 315oF and cook about 5 min longer than normal, or until desired firmness is reached. Note that this is a meal replacement version of the cookie for hiking or camping and is pretty high calorie. The protein content is around 10-12 grams per cookie.
     
  5. Oh, yumm. I made way too many changes to really give this a fair review, but wanted to thank you for posting as we ended up with some really tasty cookies that I wouldn't have thought to make if I hadn't come across this recipe. Instead of using applesauce and prune puree, I used persimmon pulp. I left out the cocoa but kept in the chocolate chips. I also used egg replacer and natural sugar. Thanks!
     
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  1. These are very nice breakfast cookies. I substituted applesauce for the prune puree. Also, I made the cookies a bit smaller, so the yield was 11. My kids really like the taste, and I appreciate how healthy the cookies are. Thank you!
     
  2. Great recipe! My kids love them anytime! I used cinnamon applesauce in place of the pune puree and left out the cinnamon.
     
  3. Very yummy recipe - easy to follow. To change this recipe into a more complete meal replacement, here are some changes that I made: - replace half of the flour with hemp protein powder - replace the white sugar (high glycemic index) with an equal amount of honey (low glycemic index). Add 1/2 tsp additional baking soda to counter the acidity of the honey. Eliminate the prune puree so that its not too runny with the honey. Be sure to add the honey with the "wet" ingredients. - Add 1 tablespoon of flax seed oil or EFA oil blend (to add omega fatty acids). - Reduce cooking temperature to 315oF and cook about 5 min longer than normal, or until desired firmness is reached. Note that this is a meal replacement version of the cookie for hiking or camping and is pretty high calorie. The protein content is around 10-12 grams per cookie.
     

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I am a vegetarian and I love to cook. I have been trying to incorporate whole wheat into my baked goods and have been eating much healthier foods. I really don't have a favorite cookbook, I mainly try different recipes out on the internet.
 
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