With broadening understanding of food allergies, there are just some treats we don’t want to miss out on. Elizabeth Eichhorn of Mary Lee Kitchen in Los Angeles has a passion for teaching consumers to better understand what their food does and where it comes from.
We’re excited to share her recipe below for delicious peanut butter chocolate chip cookies that are free of gluten, corn and soy!
Gluten-Free Peanut Butter Chocolate Chip Cookies
Ingredients:
3 Cups GF Oats (Mill them in a Cuisinart to get them fine)
1 ¼ tsp. Baking Soda
¼ C. Cocoa Powder
Pinch of Sea Salt
½ C. Peanut Butter (Almond Butter or even ½ can of mashed garbanzo beans are a good substitution)
8 oz. Chocolate Chips
6 oz. Butter (Softened)
¾ C. Cane Sugar
¾ C. Brown Sugar
2 Eggs
1 tsp. Pure Vanilla
Directions:
Preheat oven to 375°F.
Blend Oats and Cocoa Powder in the Cuisinart. Add Baking Soda and Sea salt and pulse.
Mix the butter, brown sugar and cane sugar until completely blended. Add the eggs and whip (2-3 min.). Add the vanilla and peanut butter, mix. Fold in the DRY ingredients. Add in the Chocolate Chips.
Bake for 8-10 min.
Side notes:
- This recipe is made for hand mixing, but a kitchen aid can be used. If you do use a Kitchen Aid, still make sure that the eggs are whipped on MED-HIGH for about 2 min.
- I’ve added chopped walnuts and 14 oz. of chocolate chips to this recipe before. It is a great “add-on” for those who are chocolate lovers!
Image via Mason Summers
2 comments
It would make the recipe more clear to use type of cooking device instead of brand name. By Kitchen Aid, I’m sure you mean a stand mixer, but when you say “Cuisinart,” I’m just guessing that you mean a food processor because I’ve never heard anyone just use a brand name to call it that before. Plus you avoid inadvertently advertising for big companies :).
Jaime, you’re so right! Thank you for the tip. It is a food processor! Have a great day.-Elizabeth