A big cookie.
A chocolaty cookie.
A delicious cookie.
A cookie you want to eat.
And you can eat it . . . for breakfast!
Oatmeal Chocolate Chip Breakfast Cookie
(makes one deliciously large cookie)
- 5 tsp flour
- A little bit of baking soda
- A pinch of salt
- 2 tsp applesauce
- 1/4 tsp vanilla extract
- 2 tbsp rolled oats
- A couple chocolate chips (or more if you like)
- Some milk or water, if needed
- Additional add-ins (dried fruit, nuts, peanut butter chips)
Combine dry ingredients, then add wet. Add just enough milk or water so that the dough holds together. Form into cookie shape on a sprayed microwave safe dish and microwave for around 1 minute, or until your cookie reaches it's desired texture. Eat it while it's still warm!
See?
You can have this cookie all to yourself in only 2 minutes. . .and you're allowed to eat it for breakfast.
What more could someone ask for?
Are you kidding me? I love this!!! I can't wait to make my kids their own cookies for breakfast!
ReplyDeleteI know right! It's pretty awesome, and I'm sure you're kids will love having "dessert" for breakfast!
DeleteOkay,I know what I'll have for breakfast tomorrow. Yum!
ReplyDeleteI totally agree. I actually had one for breakfast today.
DeleteFor real? This is so cool!
ReplyDeleteOh, it's real!
DeleteI am totally in love with single-serving recipes these days
I just made this & it's good, but how did you get the deep golden brown color? Mine turned out a very pale color, not your pretty color. Since microwaves don't 'brown', I'd love to know your secret. :) I added some cinnamon & raisins, too.
ReplyDeleteHmmm, my secret? In all honesty, I'm not completely sure I have one. I don't remember doing anything differently when making the cookie that would result in more browned color. Maybe I microwaved for longer, or have a stronger microwave? But then again, like you said, microwaves don't 'brown' things too much, no matter how long you cook. It could have also been the large quantity of cinnamon I added (i loooove cinnamon, though I can't see that making *that* much of a difference.
DeleteSorry I can't be of more help. If you really want the browned color, you could always just add chocolate ;) (my solution for everything)
Thanks for the chocolate/cocoa powder idea ~ it always makes things better!
DeleteHaha, you're welcome! I'm a strong believer that chocolate fixes every problem.
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