1 word.. AMAZING 😍😍
There’s been countless protein dessert recipes that I’ve tried & they taste horrible. For some crazy reason I would still push myself to eat it because it had the macros that I needed, but not any more! My mom has always said that you should enjoy everything you eat & I completely agree. Why put yourself through that torture when you have the ability to look forward to every meal you get?
I have a recipe for all of you that have a sweet tooth, but macros to meet (& those that don’t as well 😉). No, it’s not perfect, but with a couple tweaks it’ll be a life changer!!
PB Chocolate Protein Cookies
Ingredients:
- 2 tbsp Agave
- 4 tbsp PB2
- 1/2 scoop protein powder (I used vanilla)
- 8 tbsp coconut flour (Red Mill’s high fiber)
- 3 tbsp unsweetened vanilla almond milk (I ended up needing to add more, see directions for details)
- 2 tbsp chocolate morsels (I used semi-sweet milk chocolate)
Directions:
- Preheat oven to 375F. In a bowl, add PB2 & about 2 tbsp of water to make a peanut butter consistency.
- In a different bowl, mix protein powder & coconut flour.
- Add PB mixture, agave, & almond milk to the dry mix. This is where it got tricky for me! My dough was still VERY dry, as you can see by the picture below. I ended up adding an additional 1/3c almond milk as well as 1/3c of water. This definitely helped!! However, next time I may add a little more of one of the two to make the cookies a little more moist.
- After you get the consistency that you feel works best for you, it’s time to shape the cookies!! You can use either a cookie scoop, tbsp, or eyeball it like I did. Take what would be half of the cookie & place about 6 morsels in the dough. Top with the second half of the cookie & roll in hands to create a ball. This recipe makes about 10 cookies.
- Place cookies on a cookie sheet. It’s best to use parchment paper. I didn’t have any on hand so I sprayed the pan & placed them on it directly. (DON’T USE WAX PAPER, IT WILL BURN!!)
- Cook at 375F for 7-8 minutes until the bottoms are golden brown.
They don’t look much different when they are done cooking besides the bottoms being browned so make sure you check!! Like I said, these cookies were DELICIOUS!! The only thing I would change is adding a bit more liquid to make them a little more moist.
I also wanted to share with you guys what I always use in place of honey in my recipes. It saves a good amount of carbs, but still sweetens just as well!! Highly recommended ☺️
MACROS (1/2 recipe~5 cookies) 16.5P • 10F • 35C
I hope you enjoy the recipe!! Feedback is always encouraged! 😊