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    Oatmeal Raisin Cookies

    My buddies and I are going on a road trip for a race this weekend. I might have some time to bake some treats tonight, as long as it's not too complicated.

    Does anyone have a recipe for a healthy energy-packed oatmeal raisin cookie/bar? V? Anyone?

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    I don't think mine qualify as healthy.

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    I don't know. I figure as long as they're part of a workout food, and are packed with oats, raisins, walnuts, whatever - that's a health food in my book. Better than a Twinkie. It's real food.
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    I think that looks super healthy!

    I would add more "stuff", like nuts, millet, flaxseed or flaxmeal, extra dried fruit (chopped dates, apricots, whatever) - especially if Bluetree wants to bake them as a bar, they'd hang together well even if more dry ingredients and be more filling/nourishing if there was more stuff like that in them. We've been putting flax meal in our oatmeal cookies and they taste great (and Omega 3's to boot!).
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    and if Veronica made them, you know they're good!!!
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    For those who like Peanut Butter cookies with oatmeal I tried this recipe and its really really good

    1) 1 cup whole wheat flour
    2) 3/4 cup brown sugar
    3) 1/3 cup instant oats
    mix these all together
    4) 5tbsp unsalted butter
    5) 1 cup crunchy peanut butter
    6) 1 whole egg
    7) 1tsp pure vanila extract
    8) 1tsp baking soda
    Mix well together and add whatever you want, I usually end up adding cranberries (dried) or dates and some pecans.
    Bake them at 350 for about 8 minutes and turn the baking dish around and then bake for another 8 minutes.

    Enjoy

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    Thanks Freshnewbie, that looks like a good recipe. Love to use the whole wheat flour instead of refined.

    Do you think this would turn out OK w/natural peanut butter instead of chunky? I am going to give it a try over the weekend,

    Colleen

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    Quote Originally Posted by FreshNewbie View Post
    For those who like Peanut Butter cookies with oatmeal I tried this recipe and its really really good

    1) 1 cup whole wheat flour
    2) 3/4 cup brown sugar
    3) 1/3 cup instant oats
    mix these all together
    4) 5tbsp unsalted butter
    5) 1 cup crunchy peanut butter
    6) 1 whole egg
    7) 1tsp pure vanila extract
    8) 1tsp baking soda
    Mix well together and add whatever you want, I usually end up adding cranberries (dried) or dates and some pecans.
    Bake them at 350 for about 8 minutes and turn the baking dish around and then bake for another 8 minutes.

    Enjoy
    I just made these with all natural peanut butter and they are delicious. The guys also givem them an exellent rating.

    Thank you for the recipe.
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