Vegan Chocolate Chip Oatmeal Nut Cookies

"My favorite vegan cookie - while other kinds I have tried have turned out flat and unappetizing-looking, these seem to look and taste great every time."
 
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Ready In:
13mins
Ingredients:
11
Serves:
24
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ingredients

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directions

  • Preheat oven to 425°F Oil a large baking sheet; set aside.
  • Whisk together first five ingredients until very smooth. Add remaining ingredients, and stir to combine (be sure to mix in thoroughly the baking soda and salt--you may want to stir these into the flour first).
  • Drop batter by large spoonfuls onto prepared baking sheet. Bake for about 8 minutes, or until tops just begin to crack. Remove sheet from oven, and wait 10 minutes before transferring cookies to a plate or wire rack.

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Reviews

  1. Added a small banana, substituted 1/2 cup agave nectar (about) 1/4 cup of brown sugar for the Sugar, turned down the temp a little bit (to 400) - and these were ah.ma.zing!!!!
     
  2. These are really good! That’s coming from a vegan-a-phobe. Second time making them, but this time using the Betty Crocker Oatmeal Cookie Mix shortcut and flattening the dropped cookie dough. They taste just as good as the first batch.
     
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  3. Like many others I too reduced the sugar by half and it was still plenty sweet. I made it gluten free by using cocount flour 1/3 cup (it's extremely absorbent). Since I used coconut flour I added a flaxseed 'egg' to keep it consistent. I also used almond milk creamer as, I'm avoiding soy. Last tip is that these cookies are very sticky. Oil the cookie sheet well, I had one well oiled pan and one not. So I learned that the hard way. Even my husband, who thinks oats are for horses, enjoyed these! I kept them as breakfast cookies as they are filling enough and have all that good stuff like oats and nut butter. For me personally, I much prefer one of these to a smoothie with the same ingredients!!
     
  4. I love this recipe! I've tried many variations. My favorite so far was when I substituted the chocolate for carob chips, sugar for 2/3 cup brown sugar, I used a banana rather than oil, and added unsweetened coconut. So delicious! Thank you so much!
     
  5. It was very good, but I had to simplify it by using a Betty Crocker oatmeal cookie mix instead of these ingredients: 1 cup sugar 1 cup whole wheat flour 1?2 teaspoon baking soda 1?2 teaspoon salt 1 cup rolled oats The store-bought mix measured to about 3 cups, so I used the rest of the ingredients in this recipe instead of butter and eggs recommended on the package. Turned out great. My husband was on a vegan lent diet and loved them. And I saved a bunch of money since I didn't have to buy more rolled oats, wheat flour, and sugar than I would've used.
     
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  1. I love this recipe! I've tried many variations. My favorite so far was when I substituted the chocolate for carob chips, sugar for 2/3 cup brown sugar, I used a banana rather than oil, and added unsweetened coconut. So delicious! Thank you so much!
     
  2. It was very good, but I had to simplify it by using a Betty Crocker oatmeal cookie mix instead of these ingredients: 1 cup sugar 1 cup whole wheat flour 1?2 teaspoon baking soda 1?2 teaspoon salt 1 cup rolled oats The store-bought mix measured to about 3 cups, so I used the rest of the ingredients in this recipe instead of butter and eggs recommended on the package. Turned out great. My husband was on a vegan lent diet and loved them. And I saved a bunch of money since I didn't have to buy more rolled oats, wheat flour, and sugar than I would've used.
     
  3. This was great, I used chunky peanut butter, 1/2 cup of sugar and replaced half the flour with polenta after seeing it in a Betty Crocker recipe. It's a REALLY yummy change of flavor from regular cookies and gives it a heartier flavor. No joke. Try these.
     
  4. I wanted to love these based on all the reviews, but they were just okay. I used a small banana and substituted with agave for some of the sugar. The consistency was like that of a muffin with a slightly crusty exterior. Won't bake again in a hurry, but still edible.
     
  5. These biscuits are devine... really. I reduced the sugar to 3/4 and that was very sweet so next time I'll be going down to 1/2-1/3 cup. I used peanut butter and walnuts and we loved them. They are soooo quick to put together. I also used wholemeal spelt flour. I made 14 bisuits (65grams each) and cooked them on a slightly lower temp for 13 minutes. If anyone is interested when made into 14 biscuits they are 7 WW points each. I will also try making them with sultanas instead of chocolate and making them slightly smaller. Thank you very much for posting
     

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