Low Cost Home Cooking From Scratch
Here’s a very simple peanut butter cookie recipe. Fun to make with the kids around the holidays.
Mix ingredients together. roll into 24 balls and place on ungreased cookie sheets. press down with a fork. Bake at 325 degrees for 15 minutes. cool on wire rack.
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There’s no flour in the recipe? Just want to make sure that was correct.
Does sound like a very easy peanut butter cookie recipe and I always have those ingredients in the kitchen.
I’ve made this cookie recipe many times. There is no flour and they turn out delicious! I also roll the balls in sugar before I press down with the fork. I think I’ll make some tonight!
We make these too! Another variation is to place a chocolate kiss on top right after they come out of the oven. Delicious! and yes, there is not any flour in this recipe.
I made these peanut butter cookies, with Crunchy Peanut butter. They are a bit crumbly, but very tasty!
Has anyone tried these with splenda? I’d like to find a more diabetic friendly recipe for christmas.
i have made these cookies for years only my recpe was 1 cup of sugar it is nice to know i can use half the sugar thanks. my recipe also called for them to be rolled in sugar before cooking but i don’t always do that my recipe wa s called “just like reese cups”
i am not sure if splenda would work the same but it is cheao and easy so i would try it.
I have seen one recipe with splenda from Paul Deen..you can find it on her site or FoodNetwork site..