For dinner I made eggplant medallions, prepared the same way I made them last week, but without chicken and with Brie instead of shredded cheddar cheese.
On the side I enjoyed roasted cauliflower, which came out of the oven first and was devoured before the eggplant medallions were done cooking.
Sometimes ya just can’t wait!
I also enjoyed three large Monterey Pasta Company lemon shrimp ravioli, which I received from the company to sample.
I was a little apprehensive about this particular flavor because a lemon flavor in ravioli didn’t really call to me.
I was pleasantly surprised though and really enjoyed the big chunks of real shrimp meat in the ravioli.
Though dinner was yummy, dessert was yummier.
Dessert
Tonight’s dessert was comprised of only three ingredients. Three *delicious* ingredients:
- 1 egg
- 1 c. sugar
- 1 c. peanut butter
Combine those three bad boys and bake at 350 for 10 minutes and what do ya get?
Flourless peanut butter cookies!
For as much as I love peanut butter, I have a hard time finding really good peanut butter cookies.
I often think peanut butter cookies are too dry or floury. I want moist peanut butter goodness and – trust me – these cookies deliver.
Sadie was loving the leftover peanut butter.
I had three bite-size cookies for dessert.
The cookies don’t really expand in the oven, so the dough is perfect for shaping into whatever shape you want.
Since Ryan is out at a soccer game right now, I made him three special cookies to enjoy when he arrives home:
I hope he likes his sweet treat! (I assure you the cookies will be devoured by the cookie monster *me* if he doesn’t
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Any sub for the egg so I can make it vegan by chance?
Kelsey @ CleanTeenKelsey
oh gosh… i have no idea. maybe mashed banana? or applesauce??? i really don’t know! wish i could help more!
peanutbutterfingers
these are in the oven right now. it’s dangerous how easy these are to make. and how it’s even easier to add chocolate chips….
redheadyellowdog
Okay can you say AWESOMENESS!!! THANK YOU!!
lucy
These are so easy and so yummy! My daughter and I just ate 4 cookies each…holy pounds.
Brandy
Flourless peanut butter cookies. Amazing. Do you have a vegan recipe for this? I could try egg-replacer but i’m not sure that will turn out very well since it’s not moist like eggs are, or even applesauce would do right?
14yearoldvegan
hmmm i’ve heard that a tbsp. of ground flax seed + 1/4 c. of water for each egg will work to “veganize” some recipes. maybe that would work for this one too???
peanutbutterfingers
i’lll try that out! thanks!
14yearoldvegan
These are in my oven right now! I can’t wait to try them!
Tracy
Julie, I’ve made this more times than I can count on my fingers. Its so versatile, easy to make, and I almost always have the ingredients on hand (or I go out to get the PB for this reason). Today I puts some nuts on it… so many variations! Drizzle some honey on it too!
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Love, Maria
Maria Bjørg Jepsen
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peanutbutterfingers
oh my gosh, making these immediately – YUM!
You always have the best recipe ideas!
Rebeka
I made these tonight and they were delicious.. and dangerous! My boyfriend and I devoured the majority of them!
Krysten
Hi! These look delicious, I love PB! One question, I am trying to stay away from sugar.. any suggestion or what I can substitute the 1 cup sugar with?? (i.e maybe 1/2 agave and sugar; or stevia, or applesauce)
Thanks!
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Love your site. We are a company located in Cape Coral Florida and we make our own nut butters. You can use our nut butters to make a cashew or even a healthy almond version of this cookie!
Tina
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Tina
Hi – I just baked these and they’re so good! I was craving something sweet and these hit the spot. I added mini chocolate chips. YUM!
Cate
Oh, and I have your PB granola in the oven as I type… I doubled it and added flax seeds, sliced almonds and dried cranberries. I made it two weeks ago and it was a hit at work!
Cate
Ok, I know this is an old post, but I HAD to comment on it. I made these this weekend for a football (ROLL TIDE) get together. Everyone LOVED them!!! They were so freaken easy peasy I almost felt guilty for receiving all the compliemnts on them. My lil gurlie (will be 2 in December, where did the time go *sad face*) Ate one, then she came back for another one, had that one in her hand, stole one from another lil gurlie at the party who is 6 and REFUSED to give it back to her lol. I had to put the bowl they were in up high so she couldn’t reach it.
Dyanna
How did you only eat three?! I ate about the equivalent of three before I even got them in the oven! Can’t wait to try them – I added chocolate chips to the second batch. Thanks for the recipe!
Julie
I make cookies just like these except I add 1/4 c. choc. chips and 1 tsp. vanilla. Definitly my favortie cookie recipe ever!
Anna
OH my goodness…made these last night!! Instead of 1c. sugar I only used 1/4 c. and then 1/2 c. brown sugar with a teaspoon of vanilla!! Geez sooo yummy but I had to bring them to the office so I wouldn’t finish all of them off myself tonight haha husband liked but couldn’t get past how filling they are…I’m a die-hard PB fan sooo naturally I couldn’t get enough!
Thanks for the recipe! Making your sweet potato meatloaf tonight!!
Brooke
These are phenomenal! I used baking Splenda in place of sugar, so all the calories are from healthy fats and protein. Thanks for the recipe!
Ryan
I am vegan but those cookies look wonderful. I wonder if I can use a chia egg instead of a regular egg and have the cookies hold together?
Kathy
hmmm! i think i heard about someone who tried them w/ a flax egg and they were okay… not sure!
peanutbutterfingers
This recipe is so delicious. I have celiacs so finding a good penut butter cookie is hard. But these are better then even normal penut butter cookies. My husband and I loved them. Thanks for the recipe!
Kirra
I know this is an old post, but had to comment. Love Love Love these! Only thing, mine expanded like an actual cookie. Not supposed to happen?
Lisa
I absolutely LOVE THESE!!!! I have a love with peanut butter and these are freaking awesome.
Alaynamarie
I just came across your flourless PB cookies the other day. Let’s just say that there weren’t any cookie left after 24 hours… I never would have imagine they would be this good w/o flour! Thanks for the great recipe!
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