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Raw Chocolate Chip Cookies

May 3, 2009

Oh yes.

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I simply could not wait to post about my most recent creation in the kitchen.

I could probably live off of raw cookie dough if I had to. It is one of my most guilty pleasures. The only problem as we all know is that it is far from healthy.

Could I really create raw chocolate chip cookies that were delicious yet healthy too? I sought to find out!

Of course I researched a few raw chocolate chip cookie recipes online, and then I went to experiment!

Raw Chocolate Chip Cookies

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Ingredients:

Cookie dough:

  • 1 3/4 cups ground raw cashews
  • 3/4 cup ground raw oats
  • 1/4 cup Agave Nectar
  • 2 teaspoon vanilla extract
  • 1/4 cup coconut oil

Raw chocolate chips:

  • 2 Tablespoon coconut oil
  • 1/2 cup carob powder
  • 1/2 cup cocoa powder
  • 4 T agave nectar (or maple syrup probably works)
  • 2 teaspoon vanilla

Directions:

Dough: Grind up raw cashews and raw oats in a food processor or blender. Place all cookie dough ingredients into a large bowl and mix by hand or with a spoon. OR simply place all ingredients in the processor and blend (why didn’t I do this!? lol). Mix until a dough forms and you can make a large ball. Refrigerate dough while you make the chocolate chips.

Chips: Mix all chocolate chip ingredients together in a medium sized bowl. Roll the dough out onto parchment paper and place in the freezer for about 30 minutes. Optional: Half way through at 15 mins., flip the chocolate sheet over for even freezing.

When chocolate is frozen, cut into chips. This is the fun part! I used a pastry slicer and it was SO fun making the chips.

Mix chips into dough and have fun!

Place in fridge (if you have any left that is) to harden for about 30 mins. They get real hard! Make sure to refrigerate them on parchment paper or they will stick to the plate.

Notes: If you don’t have carob powder you can substitute it for cocoa powder just as easily. Alternatively, you may be able to sub the agave nectar for maple syrup or honey. If you try this and it turns out let me know!

Also note, I cut the recipe in half to make a smaller batch. Don’t be too worried about getting exact measurements here. They will still turn out, promise.

The best part is the total prep time (not including freezing and refrigerating) was 10 minutes! So quick and easy. These would be amazing to whip up before guests come over or for a quick birthday gift.

I adapted this recipe found here. I used much less coconut oil in both mixtures, substituted raw oats for groats, and I added vanilla and agave in the chocolate chips.

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Flipping it after 15 mins of freezing:

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WAY TOO MUCH FUN. Seriously. I can’t handle it.

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Dare I say these were the best chocolate chips I have ever had?!?! I do, dare!!

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I am feeling the love, are you?

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Pure, sweet, rolled up bliss:

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Ideas:

1) Roll out dough mixture and use cookie cutters.

2) Roll dough mixture into balls and then roll in coconut.

3) Add other mix-ins instead of chocolate chips, like raisins or chopped up dates.

The taste?

These raw chocolate chip cookies BLEW MY MIND! Seriously I was NOT expecting this. I could not stop eating this stuff. It was pure heavenly bliss with some great health benefits to boot! :)

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Filed Under: Chocolate, Glo bakery, Gluten Free, No Bake/Raw, Soy Free Tagged With: raw chocolate chip cookies

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Auden
12 years ago

I’m allergic to cashews :( what could I substitute for instead?
Thanks!

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Jamel
12 years ago

Thanks for sharing. I made my first batch of cookies Wednesday of this week, before seeing this post. I have not made the chocolate chips yet. I also dehydrated them. The are good and chewy and the measuremnt are about the same too!
ground raw cashews
ground raw oats
Agave Nectar
vanilla extract
coconut oil
raw honey
salt

Read more: http://ohsheglows.com/2009/05/03/raw-chocolate-chip-cookies/#ixzz2zG3yyptTseeing your post. I used the same ingredients

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wocket
11 years ago

Hrm

Tried these and didn’t taste much of anything, good or bad ..

So I tried to add some flavor with cinnamon, but it just made the dough too grainy.

Maybe half cashews, half pecans next time? Or get lax about the whole vegan thing and use honey, because agave nectar is flavorlessly sweet and weird to me. Except I probably won’t do a next time. Not baking or buying cookies has been working for me so far.

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