Breakfast Cookies are a healthy delight to start our day. They are soft, chewy, and loaded with nutrients.
I am not a sweet tooth person, but I always like to munch on some hearty delights. I wanted it guilt-free and healthy and it must please the instant cravings. Breakfast cookies tick everything.
To be frank I dint have it for breakfast. I had it as a snack whenever I need some munch on.
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Breakfast Cookies
It has Rolled Oats and creamy Almond butter along with banana, dry fruits, and nuts. It is like a total energy bar and has everything healthy.
I used Honey but definitely, it can be replaced with Maple Syrup for a Vegan Version.
The best part is it has no all-purpose flour or any other flour. No butter, no eggs, and now I think I have given enough reasons to bake these hearty delights.
Ingredients for Breakfast Cookies
Breakfast cookies have everything edible and yummy. It has fruits,nuts, dry fruits, and seeds. For binding the cookies together I am using Almond Butter. You can use any nut butter in place of this.
Banana
Always use a very ripe banana for the cookies. We will mash the banana well and bind it with the other ingredients. Make sure you got ½ cup of puree from the mashed banana.
Rolled Oats
Rolled Oats give a nice texture and volume to the cookies. The cookies get a chewy texture from the addition of the rolled oats. We normally used old fashioned rolled oats in cookies. Yet we can also use Steel-cut or Instant Oats. For a gluten-free version use, Gluten-free rolled oats.
Almond Butter
Nut butter is the main binding agent in the cookies. I am using Almond Butter. In place of Almond butter, we can use any Nut Butter like Peanut Butter or Cashew Butter.
Dry Fruits
We are using a less quantity of sugar for the sweetness. Hence the main sweetness comes from the dry fruits and bananas added. I have used Cranberries, Apricots. Feel free to experiment and add any dry fruits as you prefer.
We can also use any dry fruits with natural sweetness like Raisins, dried Blueberries. We can also use Desiccated coconut in place of shredded Coconut
Seeds & Nuts
The same applies to the nuts and seeds added like the dry fruits. Follow the measurements but we can customize the nuts to be added based on the availability. We can also add Chia Seeds, Walnuts, Pistachios, Pecans. Feel free to play around and customize.
How to Store :
Breakfast Cookies have a soft Chewy texture. Store in an airtight container for up to 4 days. If you need even more shelf life the best would be to refrigerate. Also, you can freeze it for up to 3 months.
Breakfast cookies have crispy edges immediately after baking but tend to get soft as it cools down.
Serving Suggestion
Serve the cookies for breakfast along with a cup of Milk. Also, you can carry it as a snack for the immediate hunger pans.
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How to Prepare Breakfast Cookies
1.In a mixing bowl add in the ripe banana Use a really ripe big banana If mashed it should measure ½ cup approximately. Mash it really well.
2. To this add in 2 tbsp of honey and ½ cup of almond butter.
3. Next add in ¼ tsp of baking Soda and a pinch of salt. Whisk well and combine everything together until it's mixed evenly.
4. Next add in the 1.5 cups of rolled oats and ¼ cup of Pumpkin Seeds.
5. Add in ⅛ cup of Sunflower Seeds, ¼ cup of Shredded Coconut, ¼ cup of Dried Cranberry, and ¼ cup of Dried Apricots.
6. Finally, add in ⅛ cup of Almonds and mix everything together, Combine everything.
7. Divide into equal portions using an ice cream scoop or a teaspoon and shape the cookies. Press in between the palms and shape the cookies.
8. Preheat an oven at 180 Deg C for about 10 mins and then Bake at 20 to 25 mins or until one side of the cookies brown.
Let it cool completely and then store and serve.
Tips to make the perfect Cookies
- If the Almond butter is very thick. Microwave it for 20 secs and then use it.
- If you feel the Cookies are not coming out then add more Almond Butter until the cookies come together and hold shape.
- Always a very ripe banana.
- Use gluten-free rolled Oats for a GF version.
- Use Maple Syrup instead of Honey for Vegan Cookies.
- If you like add some Chocolate Chips for sweetness also a tbsp of cocoa powder.
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📖 Recipe
Breakfast Cookies
Standard 1 cup measures 240 ml
Ingredients
- ½ cup Banana
- ½ cup Almond Butter
- 2 tbsp Honey Use Maple Syrup for Vegan Version
- ¼ cup Brown Sugar
- ¼ tsp Baking Soda
- Salt a pinch
- 1½ cup Rolled Oats
- ¼ cup Pumpkin Seeds
- ⅛ cup Sunflower Seeds
- ¼ cup Grated Coconut
- ⅛ cup Almonds
- ¼ cup Dried cranberry
- ¼ cup Dried Apricots
Instructions
- In a mixing bowl add in the ripe banana Use a really rip big banana If mashed it should measure ½ cup approximately. Mash it really well.
- To this add in 2tbsp of honey and ½ cup of Almond butter.
- Next add in ¼ tsp of baking Soda and a pinch of Salt.
- Whisk well and combine everything together until its mixed evenly.
- Next add in the 1.5 cups of rolled Oats and ¼ cup of Pumpkin Seeds.
- Add in ⅛ cup of Sunflower Seeds, ¼ cup of Shredded Coconut , ¼ cup of Dried Cranberry and ¼ cup of Dried Apricots.
- Finally add in ⅛ cup of Almonds and mix everything together,
- Combine everything.
- Divide in equal portions using an icecream scoop or a teaspoon and shape the cookies.
- Preheat a oven at 180 Deg C for about 10 mins an then Bake at 20 to 25 mins or until the one side of the cookies brown.
- Let it cool completely and then store and serve.
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Notes
- Serve for breakfast along with fresh fruits and Milk.
- Instead of Honey you can use 3 tbsp of Maple Syrup for a Vegan Version.
- You can also use Peanut butter or Cashew Butter in place of Almond Butter.
- It is soft and chewy and perfect for breakfast.
- The cookies get browed easily , So keep a check after 20 mins.
- The baking time also vary from oven to oven.
Nutrition
Disclaimer: I am not a nutritionist, the nutrition value provided here is an estimate. It will vary based on the quantity and brands of the products used.
AB says
Can this be made without the coconut flakes? Would it need a substitution?
Meghna says
Hi what alternative can be used instead of almond cashew n peanut butter, can I use ghee?
sharmila kingsly says
Ghee cannot be a replacement as the consistency of the nut butter and ghee are not the same. May be you, can use unsweetened khoya however I have not tried the same!
Pam says
Your breakfast cookie recipe has similar ingredients to my homemade granola. I’ve been looking for a recipe to replace purchasing energy bars for travel and this looks like a winner! Thanks!
Rafeeda - The Big Sweet Tooth says
Who wouldn't love to have that as a treat breakfast with a cup of hot black coffee! They look absolutely moresih...
Sowmya says
Such a delicious way to start the day! This is a guilt free treat ...looks so good. Bookmarking this ??
Radha says
They look great. A healthy and scrumptious breakfast and no one will say no the breakfast cookies which is filled with healthy additions.