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INGREDIENTS
150g flour
Oat Pulp from Homemade Oat Milk
150g chocolate, melted
2 tablespoons + 1 tablespoon coconut oil, melted
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
2 tablespoons of maple syrup
nut butter of choice for filling
Time
Time
Prep time: 5 minutes + 20 minutes in freezer or fridge to firm
Cook Time: 10 - 12 minutes
Serves
Serves
10 - 12 cookies
Storage
Storage
Keep in the freezer in a sealed container for 2 weeks and allow cookies to come to room temperature before serving.
METHOD
Preheat. Set the oven to 340°F.
Mix it up. Except for the chocolate and nut butter, combine 2 tablespoons of coconut oil along with all other ingredients in a bowl, and mix until you have a thicker and firm cookie batter.
Shape. Roll about 1 - 2 tablespoons of cookie batter in the palm of your hands. Place your forefinger in the centre and create an indent as you would when making a 'thumbprint cookie'. Place on a baking sheet and bake for 10 - 12 minutes until slightly browned.
Chill. Remove the cookies from the oven and add a small dollop of nut butter to the centre of each pocket and place in the freezer for 10 minutes to firm up.
Melt. Whilst your cookies are firming up in the freezer, melt your chocolate and one remaining tablespoon of coconut oil, stir over heat until smooth and creamy. Set aside.
Coat. Remove cookies from the freezer and one at a time, place gently in the chocolate mixture and cover completely. With two forks remove any excess chocolate and place the chocolate covered cookie on a plate and repeat.
Chill again. Place the chocolate-coated cookies back in the freezer for the chocolate to set. After 5 - 10 minutes you'll be ready to enjoy your homemade oat pulp cookies.
This delicious recipe is already 100% plant-based!
Grease the pan or use a re-usable silicone mat instead of parchment paper.Get your dry ingredients from a bulk store or bulk section of your supermarket and use your own jars and bags. Check out some of the stores in the Sea to Sky and Vancouver here.
Vegan chocolate chips can be purchased from zero waste market sections of select Green Moustache Cafe's. You can bring your own jars to re-use, or pay a deposit and get it in ready-filled jars that you can re-fill or return in future.
Vegan chocolate chips can be purchased from zero waste market sections of select Green Moustache Cafe's. You can bring your own jars to re-use, or pay a deposit and get it in ready-filled jars that you can re-fill or return in future.
Bred, a bakery located in Creekside, Whistler, mills flour on their premises. Pre-order and pick up in store! Locally milled flour - Bred
Flourist is a Vancouver Mill & Bakery that delivers to North Shore, Burnaby, Richmond and Vancouver. All their grains are sourced from Canadian growers in addition to some wholegrains and beans!
Flourist is a Vancouver Mill & Bakery that delivers to North Shore, Burnaby, Richmond and Vancouver. All their grains are sourced from Canadian growers in addition to some wholegrains and beans!
All of these ingredients can be bought year-round in dried/preserved forms without the need for refrigeration.
*Adapted from Max Lamanna's Oat Pulp Tagalong
Photos by Anshu A
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