Made these last night and they are tastyyyy Here’re my changes (for you gluten free folks :): -Subbed whole wheat for 3/4c oats ground with my coffee grinder, 1/4 buckwheat, 1/4 whole unground old fashioned oats. -Chia egg for real egg -added some almond extract and raisins Rolled the whole thing in plastic wrap and froze it, now I slice it off when I want fresh cookies! Reduced the sugar so they’re breakfest-y but sometimes I roll them in cinnamon-sugar like snickerdooodles 😛 Happy baking! Recipe >> Apple Pie Oatmeal Cookies @ amyshealthybaking.com
I made this today and just wanted to offer some input for any others that are planning on making it. It is RICH! I love peanut butter but for me and my family, 1 1/2 cups is too much peanut butter. It makes the consistency/texture very thick like you are eating peanut butter straight out of the jar. We tried it after chilling for 5 hours, so I am hoping it will be better tomorrow. Recipe >> No Bake Reese’s Peanut Butter Cheesecake @ lifeloveandsugar.com
I made this today for my sister’s birthday. I consider myself a pretty good baker and my batter was very thick. Since I only had all-purpose flour I followed a recipe I found for substituting that for cake flour. I omitted 2 tablespoons per cup and replaced it with 2 tablespoons of cornstarch. I then sifted the flour five times. My cake didn’t rise as much as a cake batter should but the little I tasted wasn’t as dense as banana bread. I’m thinking either the cornstarch was a bad idea (even though the recipe swears by it) or I mixed the batter to much. Or both. Hoping it’s not a total flop tonight for dessert. Recipe >> Vintage Banana Cake @ bakethiscake.com
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