

1 c peanut butter
1 c sugar
1 egg
3/4 c chocolate chips
Preheat oven to 350. Mix peanut butter, sugar, and egg together. Once combined, add chocolate chips, mix in, and then form into small balls, flatten slightly, and put on greased cookie sheet. Bake 10 minutes, cool on a rack. Makes about a dozen and a half small cookies.
Oooh, those cookies look amazing! I love the simplicity.
ReplyDeleteSimple is good! Yummy looking cookies.
ReplyDeleteAt first glace of the recipe I thought that can't possibly work! Those look wonderful!
ReplyDeleteI was so skeptical for so long about these cookies, but trust me. They're delicious, fast, and sooooo simple!
ReplyDeleteThese cookies are so good - I've been wanting to try them with a Hershey's kiss. Glad to know that they work well with chocolate chips!
ReplyDeleteWe must be on the same gluten-free wavelength (or maybe all gluten-free Philadelphians begin to eat alike at some point?!)..I've been making batches of these lately too. I love having an excuse to use mini chocolate chips. :) And these won over my co-workers, surprised that they were naturally g-f.
ReplyDeleteI made these last night and used icing sugar and regular sugar - delicious!!! I'd like to try adding some toasted coconut along with the chocolate chips next time!!
ReplyDeleteSo good. Seriously.
ReplyDeleteI like making these cookies with brown sugar vs white and adding 1/2 tsp vanilla and 1 tsp baking soda. This recipe makes a richer cookie. Sometimes I use chunky peanut butter and the chocolate chips. Sometimes I use creamy peanut butter without chocolate chips. They are two very different tasting cookies, but both are excellent. And, like you all said, nobody believes they are GF. ;-)
ReplyDeleteThese cookies are easy and tasty but when I made them, they were a bit crumbly. Any suggestions?
ReplyDeleteAdd more egg.
ReplyDeleteJust made these in 15 minutes and there grrrrrrreaT!
ReplyDeleteTry adding 1 smooshed ripe banana to the mix. Mind-blowing.
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