Margo Shalom's Healthy Breakfast Chocolate Chip Cookies

This healthy cookie recipe is from Marlene’s great blog, The Jewish Hostess. It comes from Margo Shalom.

I made a few changes: I used maple syrup instead of agave syrup (just because I ran out of agave syrup); I added another half cup of oatmeal; and I added some raisins. These were delicious, but I found the taste of the banana to be a bit too prominent for my taste. Still, remarkably tasty for whole-grain-low-fat-and-no-refined-sugar cookies (well, no refined sugar if you use raisins INSTEAD of chips–but I think of chocolate as a health food ). I would add a bit of salt, though.

Margo warns that you need to refrigerate these cookies, but mine didn’t last long enough to make it to the fridge (hey, it’s a small batch).

Here is another healthy cookie recipe from the archives (a Moosewood recipe . . . ).

Other healthy cookies from The Jewish Hostess:

Healthy Fudge Cookies

Fat-Free Cinnamon Oat Cookies

And here is a similar recipe that also looks good.

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