Oatmeal-Banana-Chocolate Chip Cookies
I veganized, twisted and flipped a recipe from this cookbook that I found for one dollar at a garage sale. I owned this book as a kid and loved it. It brings back memories!
Heat oven to 375* & Lightly grease a baking sheet.
Stir together in bowl:
1 C. flour
1 tsp baking powder
1/2 tsp sea salt
1/2 tsp cinnamon
1/8 tsp ginger
Add:
1 C. brown sugar (packed)
1 C. rolled oats
Mix in thoroughly:
1 tsp. vanilla
1/4 C. vegetable oil
2 Tbsp vanilla soy milk
1/4 C. mashed banana
Stir in:
1/4 C. chocolate chips
Bake for about 12 minutes, then cool on the sheet a minute before transferring to a rack. These taste better the next day, if they last that long! I got 16 cookies.
22 comments:
Hey, those cookies look really great! And the girls of course, cute as always.
About your last entry, that's great that your Mom bought those burgers. My Mom finally started getting Boca burgers, chik'n patties and Smart Dogs for me and my sis, so we can have a "normal" meal with the family. I like it.
cute cookies and girls!
Your girls are adorable! I love the cookies "growing" on the tree....aaah...if only they really did!!
OOOH how fun! That's neat to find a cookbook from your childhood. I love the plate that you have the cookies on. I'm going to have to find one to get for myself.
Your girls are looking rather cool with those shades!
-Teresa
Hey Teresa: We love the plates aunt Breck sent the girls. Abi got the Sweet Pea design. Here's a link for the jane jenni plates:
http://janejenni.com/index.html
Love the photo!
And these would totally by my fave cookies! Wow, way to get the bargain on that garage sale book. That is so cool to find a book from childhood. i am forever on the lookout for stuff like that. Gives you that comfy feeling thru your very being, y'know!?
xoxo
And sorry about the trees, below! i know their new home will be blessed tho... i love love love the tree post, btw. Beautiful in every way!
Oddly enough, I think I recall cooking with that same book when I was younger.
The tree planting day looked like great fun and also such a practical idea as far as helping the environment.
Your girls look so cute helping plant them.
ooh, those look so good. and your tree hugger plate is adorable. glad I found your blog, it's a keeper! :-)
Great photo of the girls! Very "Hollywood" :o) I'm going to copy your recipe because those cookies sound delicious!
The cookies look delicious, especially on such a cute plate. I love the veganized Betty Crocker.
your girls are HIP! "binky #1!"
i have that cart too you know....? :)
I've never seen that cookbook - how cool that you found it and cooked from it again. The cookies look delicious and the girls look fabulous!
These cookies are great! I made them tonight. SO good!
Thanks for sharing!
How awesome is that plate?! :D
Love that you found an old fav from your childhood and veganized it!
Also, I adored you tree hugging post... how cool is that?.. and your mom making boca vegan burgers?... and the quinoa salad... love it all!
oh.. and of course, the Burley Trailer.. brings back so many memories of my kids.. now they are big, bad assed teenagers... how time flies.
Those cookies sound amazingly decadent. And look at those tow shady ladies--how cute are they?
the girls are adorable! i love the visors. :)
i wish cookies grew from trees...it would make my life so much sweeter!
I love vintage cookbooks and that looks like a cute one! How cool that you had the same one as a kid!
Those cookies look delish but I'm really eyeing your plate. I checked out Jane Jeni's site and she has so many fun designs.
It's always fun when you manage to successfully veganize an old favorite.
mmmMMMMM! and I LOVE that cute little blue dish with the tomato h in it!!! The gals could pass for twins in this pic!!!SWEET!!! xoCinda
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