Blog's Category: Dessert, Effortless, Healthy, Kid's Favorite, My Own Fast and Easy, Vegetarian
Intro
I love bread, pastry, dough.. But. It feels like I have to limit myself on consumption of all these goodness. Therefore, when during my last grocery shopping I bought too many bananas to eat them raw, I started to search for flourless recipes utilizing bananas. I didn't care for a pancakes and went straight for cookies. The recipe below is a result inspired by a recipes I found browsing a net.
In a Nutshell
- I could name these cookies tropical chocolate chip cookies because of banana and coconut.
- No sugar as ingredient. There are plenty of sweetness in chocolate chips, coconut and banana. I used organic unsweetened large coconut flakes.
- No flour. At all.
- Just a few ingredients.
- Easy to make. Throw In. Stir. Bake.
- Can be disguised as candy ;)
- If you want to go completely vegan - just don't include eggs.
I love bread, pastry, dough.. But. It feels like I have to limit myself on consumption of all these goodness. Therefore, when during my last grocery shopping I bought too many bananas to eat them raw, I started to search for flourless recipes utilizing bananas. I didn't care for a pancakes and went straight for cookies. The recipe below is a result inspired by a recipes I found browsing a net.
In a Nutshell
- I could name these cookies tropical chocolate chip cookies because of banana and coconut.
- No sugar as ingredient. There are plenty of sweetness in chocolate chips, coconut and banana. I used organic unsweetened large coconut flakes.
- No flour. At all.
- Just a few ingredients.
- Easy to make. Throw In. Stir. Bake.
- Can be disguised as candy ;)
- If you want to go completely vegan - just don't include eggs.
Taste Description
Sweet. Flavorful. When fresh - crunchy on outside, chewy inside, with a lot of soft chocolate chips. Next day crunch is gone, but it is still pleasantly chewy and delicious.
Sweet. Flavorful. When fresh - crunchy on outside, chewy inside, with a lot of soft chocolate chips. Next day crunch is gone, but it is still pleasantly chewy and delicious.
- 8 oz pecans, coarsely chopped
- 8 oz large coconut flakes (or shredded coconut), unsweetened
- 8 oz semi-sweet chocolate chips
- 6 bananas, mashed
- 2 eggs
- Preheat oven to 350F and line your baking sheet with oiled foil or a silicon mat.
- Using potato masher. mash your bananas.
- Lightly bit eggs and mix them with mashed bananas.
- In a large bowl, mix together the rest of ingredients and banana-egg mix.
- With a small cookie-dough spoon, spoon mix onto prepared baking sheet.
- Bake for about 30 minutes or until coconut flakes are golden-brown.
- Remove from an oven and enjoy!
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