Helloooo Chocolate Sprinkles!
Many of you had the same query about the Brownie Batter Dip.
“What am I supposed to dip in it?” Really, you can dip anything: bananas, strawberries, graham crackers, pancakes, your fingers… you can even mix it into oatmeal or ice cream!
Or you can get really, really naughty and spread it on cookies…
Are you a single lady?
If you are, be sure to check out My Single-Serving Recipes.
If you are not a single lady, you can easily double or triple the following recipe to make multiple soft and chewy peanut butter cookies. I wouldn’t do that, though. Nope, what I’d advise is to wait until no one else is home and then make this recipe and keep it all to yourself. Muahahahahahahaha!
Ooh look, a bite mark. I wonder how that got there….
Single-Lady Peanut Butter Cookie
(Makes 1 or 2 cookies)
- 2 T flour (I used ww pastry)
- 1.5 tbsp peanut butter
- 1/16 tsp baking soda
- very scant 1/16 tsp salt
- 1/4 tsp pure vanilla extract
- 1.5 tbsp agave or maple syrup (Or use 3/4 tbsp each sugar and brown sugar, or 1.5 tbsp xylitol)
- 1 tsp applesauce (or more, if using dry sweetener)
- optional: add some chocolate chips if you wish!
Mix dry ingredients. Add pb and wet ingredients. Mix well and form into one or two cookies. Flatten into cookie shapes and bake in a preheated oven at 350F for 8-10 minutes. (I used my toaster oven. If you try this in a microwave, let me know how it works!) Note: if you use liquid sweetener, it’ll be more cake-y. If you use the sugar, it’ll be more chewy.
No oven? Try these: No-Bake Peanut Butter Cookies.
Or, who says you can’t just eat the raw dough of this recipe? The best thing about vegan baking is that you’re able to eat raw cookie dough sans worry!
Question of the Day:
Do you usually cook just for yourself?
Or do you cook for your kids? Or for a significant other? I actually don’t often cook for one. There is a hungry man in my life, and his name is Mr. Freezer. Because I’m super-busy and also don’t like to spend hours preparing meals, I often cook in bulk, doubling a recipe. Leftovers are fed to the insatiable freezer man. I also like quadrupling pancake recipes and storing leftovers in the freezer. It makes breakfast much faster, and I only have to clean once. Less cleaning is always a good thing! If you’re like me, and don’t want to cook for one, try the following:
A popular party recipe: Secret Cookies.
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I love the idea of single serving cookies! Usually when I make cookies I end up eating almost the entire batch. This seems like a good solution =P
You’re one of the only healthy foodie blogs that not only offers me all the chocolate/peanut butter/delicious recipes I could want, but offers single-serving options. Hooray! Definitely making myself one of these later…
I cook for both myself and my hubby…..which sometimes means two different meals because he likes meat and prefers me to add some to his portion of the vegetarian meals that I make for myself!
I will cook/bake for myself, but usually it is for someone else — Jason, coworkers, family, etc.
Doubling/tripling recipes is always good because you don’t always have time to cook or bake.
I always cook for myself! My mum’s too busy to cook and my dad and bro don’t know how. When I cook, its ‘for one’ but when I bake, its a different story
Sounds yum 
Those peanut butter cookie deserve to be rolled into balls to make Peanut Butter Cookie Balls as well!
Right now I only cook for 1, and that’s enough for me to handle! When I do cook with friends or for others I easily get overwhelmed with timing and quantities. I’m sure its something that gets easier the more you do it though. But leftovers are amazing too! Sometimes I cook a bunch of sweet potatoes and keep them cold in the fridge, I love snacking on cold sweet potatoes!
My boyfriend hates peanut butter so this recipe suits me just fine
I usually cook dinner for both of us but breakfast and dinner are mainly just for me.
KATIE!!! I LOVE THESE!!! Single Lady Cookies?! I LOVE THIS! Especially that they have Peanut Butter in them! Do you think I could add chocolate chips to them?
Yes, definitely. I even have that listed in the recipe. Everything’s better with chocolate
This is EXACTLY what I need right now <3
Katie, you are a genius. I can’t wait to make these with some PB2!!
I was wondering if it would work just as well with PB2… Let me know how it turns out! I get nervous baking with the stuff….
I have baked with it quite a few times and am always happy with the results. I’ll give these cookies a shot tomorrow and let you know how they come out
I adore peanut butter cookies! In fact I was thinking about making some just the other day, hmmm! These look amazing, great photos. And the fact it serves just one, brilliant.
Elise x
P.S. Talking of single servings, I wrote that post on your single lady cupcakes (all 5 flavours!). Please let me know if it’s ok!
Guess what i’m having for dessert tonight! I may add come chocolate chips though.
We’ve done cookies with cookie dough dip… so I imagine that some of your fudge daddy brownies would also pair nicely with brownie dip, no?
I agree with Julene: love how you’re one of the few bloggers that provides recipes for single servings!
I usually cook for myself, but I, too, will either keep a recipe for four the way it is and store leftovers. It’s great to have healthy dinners already prepared after a long day’s work, when – sadly – the last thing one wants to do is cook!
Mmm yes, I don’t think you can go wrong with brownie-topped brownies!
Yay! I’m OBSESSED with your single lady recipes, more please!
I usually just fend for myself in the house
I cook for myself most of the time, but I also cook dinners for my fiance when I’m feeling housewifey. As for desserts, I almost always bake for other people, and rarely for myself. The last batch of cookies I made, every single one got eaten by someone other than me. I love presenting people with freshly baked goods! By the way, I actually have a peanut butter cookie request that I need to fulfill, so it’s a coincidence that you posted this today!
my boyfriend will get angry if i make single serving cookies – especially these peanut butter ones! I will definately have to quadruple the recipe in order to have a single serving for myself.
i also like to bake/cook in bulk and freeze. i actually just made about 30 blueberry pancakes last night and froze them for quick and easy breakfasts. (with freshly picked blueberries!!
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Hahaha it sounds like we’d be very good friends in real life! Or maybe that is just wishful thinking on my part, because I’d love for someone to make me 30 pancakes for my freezer
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I love single serve recipes! But sometimes when I’m cooking for myself I kind wish it were easier to make regular recipes single serve. Cause leftovers get kind of boring to me and I really don’t like eating the same things two days in a row.
Mmmm PEANUT BUTTER! I was just thinking the other day about how us vegans have it pretty good because we can lick the bowl worry-free.
I pretty much always cook for myself, but I ALWAYS have planned leftovers! It makes life soooo much easier.
Hellooooo pretty lady! To answer your tweet, I do not see why this recipe wouldn’t work with a different nut butter!
Oh um lol ignore me. That wasn’t you! I get so confused with keeping tweets/comments/emails/and facebook comments straight
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That looks AMAZING! I am so excited to try all of your recipes! It looks like I don’t have many of the ingredients though. Is there a basic ingredient list you would recommend to get me started?
Thanks!!
Julia
Hmmm… I try to use very basic ingredients (i.e. not so many hard-to-find flours or obscure ingredients). For baking you definitely should have the following on hand:
1. baking soda
2. baking powder
3. salt
4. nondairy milk
5. cocoa powder
6. oats
And a lot (but not all) of my recipes also call for: chocolate, ww pastry flour or spelt flour, bananas, nut butter, unrefined coconut oil, Artisana coconut butter, and the fudge babies call for dates.
I was just in a PB cookie mood too. I usually only cook for myself (have been for years) since I’m vegan and my family are carnivores. Baking wise I love to bake for others and often bake things for friends and family. I even do charity bakes and bake for my church =)
I cook for both my husband and myself but I am totally making this just for ME!
These cookies look so very good! I am often cooking for myself because I live alone, which I why I love all of your single serving recipes!
Oh, and as far as what to dip into the brownie batter dip….I can attest to the fact that a spoon works really, really well for the blondie batter. Not that I have ever eaten it with a spoon out of the blender.
I usually don’t even bother with a spoon when I’m making things in a blender. That’s what a tongue is for
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Katie, you’re a genius! My only complaint about Peanut Butter Cookies is that I can’t stop after one serving – problem solved! Thank you
This looks fabulous! Peanut Butter Cookies are one of my all-time favorites!
Yum! I love all your single lady recipes. You should combine them all into a single lady cookbook! I’m so not kidding. You should do that. I know a great publisher…
As for cooking solo, I only cook for me! I live my with boyfriend of 7 years, but he’s not vegan. And we have different work schedules. So we fend for ourselves….plus, I kind of hate sharing.
I’m working on a cookbook (that I haven’t really talked about yet b/c I don’t want 2 jinx it!)… but maybe a follow-up cookbook should be the single-lady one. LOL I have to get moving and finish the first one first!
P.S. Still anxiously awaiting YOUR book!
P.S. I hate sharing too! Sharing is NOT caring when there’s chocolate involved!
Oh yum. I’ll be trying these. My boyfriend is allergic to peanuts, so a single serving recipe is perfect for me!!
I cook for myself, but bake for my parents
And the next thing I am baking for them are those amazing cookies 
I’m slowly but surely filling up my freezer, it’s always nice to defrost something wholesome when you’re low on time! I like to buy veggies on super-sale at the market because they’re starting to wilt, toss em in the steamer and then freeze – Last time I was able to steam and freeze 4 pounds of green beans for $1, and since I cooked them right as they were at the “use-em-or-lose-em” stage, I saved em from getting wasted!
Oh Katie, I cannot catch up with all of your posts all at once since I’ve been on vaca because I may drown in my drool!
These look amazing and maple syrup would be the perfect sweetner for ‘em too – maple + peanut butter = a match made in heaven (or CCK Kitch!)
Oh goodness yes! I love maple-pb sandwiches. Much yummier than pbj… especially on an english muffin!
I like making small batches of things because I prefer things fresh. Plus then I can try a million different recipes at once and not overload my stomach or my limited-space fridge/freezer.
mmm these look so good. I am deff making some tonight. I love your single lady recipees because it stops me from eating all 30 cookies
I always cook for myself and the hubby cooks for him and the kiddies since they like their meat…when it comes to baking though I usually bake for everyone (using lots of your recipees) and they love it
Yum! I love these! I usually cook for my hubby and two kids but there are some times when this will come in handy
Not to be mean, but people asked what they’re supposed to dip in it??
O.O
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Anyway. Making bulk recipes is a fantastic idea.
I should start doing something like that.
LOL!
I know what I am having for dessert tonight!!
Made it. Ate it. LOVED it.
And now I am going to go make another!
Although I generally only cook for myself, I still make full batch recipes – especially with baking! I can always give them away or freeze them, or sometimes my family will eat the things I cook as well.
I usually cook for myself, but I never only cook for one person. Planned leftovers much?!
I always make at least 2 portions.
So happy to be working for PETA, soon 
And me, I cannot stop smiling, either
These look SO yum. Love all your single lady recipes, they seriously come in handy!
I just made peanut butter cookies last night! I definitely dont just cook for myself. My husband appreciates everything I make…… unless there’s dates in it, he’s weird and doesnt like them. I also love freezing baked goods. It means easy access to yummy goodness anytime I want!
Are single-serving chocolate cookies next? please? Haha these look amazing! I need a bigger freezer, I don’t have room to make extras of anything.
I’ve done chocolate chip already… but maybe some kind of chocolate brownie cookie?
So is it bad if I triple this recipe even when I’m home alone?
Hahaha you are a very smart lady
Hi Katie! I am making those very soon! My husband is a meat-eater, and I am a vegetarian who refuses to cook meat! I often cook things just for myself– though he appreciates my creations, he often would rather just fend for himself. I’ll get him to eat tempeh one day!!!
I used to say that about my boyfriend! I finally got him to try tofu… in a cream pie! When he heard it was tofu (after he’d already said he liked it), he became a little less suspicious of tofu
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I make a very similar pb cookie in the microwave! I have not yet had a problem with it. I do use liquid egg whites, rather than applesauce, so not sure if that would change the texture. Love desserts for one since my husband doesn’t like sweets (what up with that?!)
I have guy friends who are the same way! I even know one who doesn’t like chocolate! Horrible, right???!
I cook for myself a lot but I always share! Just made these cookies and they are delicious! Mine were soft, pleasantly sweet, and had a great peanut butter taste.These are so simple I think I am going to make some more!
Awww I am so so excited you already made them!!
mmm cookies coated in brownie sounds like the best idea ever!
Best. cookies. ever! Add a little unsweetened chocolate…and it is even better
And I cook for myself a lot, but I also cook for my family. I might pack them lunch, or make dinner sometimes…
Haha pretty much anything is better with chocolate. I’ve been munching on my ghirardelli 100% bar all day long… running out and needing to get to the store to buy another!
I made this recipe this afternoon following your sugar free version. I guess I must be used to Stevia now because it tasted pretty good! I had to sub sunflower seed butter for the PB and I used leftover peach puree from pancakes instead of apple sauce…but it was still pretty yummy! Love the single serving idea…keeps me from eating a dozen cookies.
LOL I am the same way! I thought it wasn’t bad with the stevia… but when I gave it to a tester, he said it was bland and dry. So weird how people have different tastebuds!
I like just cooking for myself, but I have the rest of my family who wants some of whatever I’m testing and I often make meals for my family, too. I LOVE peanut butter cookies! My favorites are those Chrsitmas cookies with the Hershy kisses in the. Haven’t found a vegan hershy kiss yet though
Yeah, what’s up with that?! I wonder if they sell kiss-shaped molds… I’ll have to look for them so I can make my own kisses!
Googled it and they DO sell such a thing! I will have to look at Michaels!
Single serving ideas!
so great!
and no hefty clean up involved !!
I love that you post single serving recipes,. I like to only make one or two of your delicious treats at a time so im not tempted to eat so many!! I cant wait to try these and hopefully ill finally get to try using chickpeas to make dip!!
I just made these!
I’ve been really jealous of all the peanut butter recipes popping up lately as my husband hates peanut butter & I can’t trust myself not to eat a whole batch in less than a day, so this is perfect!
Took less than a minute to make, 10 minutes to cook & now I’m waiting for them to cool…the hardest bit!! A bit did “accidentally” break off one of them though…delicious!!
thanks Katie, yet again a great recipe!
Aww yay! And lol I hope you like the rest!
They were amazing! Even the pb-hating husband asked to try a bit & declared it “quite nice with a good texture” so maybe I will be try out some other pb recipes after all!
Mine were quite cakey though – should they be? Delicious either way so I’m happy!!
Did you use liquid sweetener? They’ll be more cake-y with liquid sweetener; less so with the sugars.
Yes, I used agave. I guess I’ll just “have” to make them again tomorrow using sugars to test out the difference!!
I’m betting I’ll love both versions!
I just passed the recipe on to my sister too, so good!
Mmmm I just made these (this?). One of my afvorite things about your blog is that you give recipes with normal, easy to find ingredients so I can make them as soon as I see the post! This was PERFECT! So soft and delicious and the perfect size. Thanks, Katie
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Oops that should say “favorite”.
The recipe looks great, Katie!
Last week I posted about flourless PB cookies. I made them with 1 egg but you could use a flax/chia egg, no worries.
They didn’t make “tons”, but they made about 15 small cookies or probably like 10-13 bigger ones.
I freeze everything I make. People always ask, well what do you do with it all? I freeze it! That way I have a stash of everything from casseroles to cookies to raw vegan dessert balls waiting for me and I can grab out one or two, or a single serve portion and let it come up to room temp (the desserts are like 15 mins for 1 cookie to warm up) and entrees, just nuke.
I make planned leftovers b/c I dont have time to be cooking, doing dishes, and turning on my oven for 1. I need to make extra so when I’m working and the family is fending for themselves, there are leftovers.
Or for when I want “leftover” desserts 
I’m working on a flourless version with flax… they’re a bit crumbly right now! But I’m enjoying eating the rejects
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Hello there, just thought I’d say hi. I’ve checked into your ‘blog a few times – I’m not vegan at all & can’t even exactly remember how I came across it. I was googling something…
Anyway I like the general positivity of your posts & I really like the sound of those peanut butter cookies. :p
Aww thanks
I usually just cook for my manfriend and I but he is moving on Sunday so it will just be me for a while!
I love single serving dessert recipes because I am not always the best with portion control!
Oh my gosh! Single serving cookie recipes are the best idea ever! Thank for sharing! I’ll definitely be featuring them on my blog.
You went from writing about visiting NYC to posting recipes.
Was there a transitional “I flew from NY to Texas” post which I missed?
No, you didn’t miss a post. I am not a blogger who writes about everything I do. I prefer to write more about recipes. I enjoy writing those posts more.
When did you return to Texas?
Um… I’m confused as to why you want to know?
The story of your trip to NYC had a beginning and a middle but no ending.
So I asked for an ending.
But if you’d prefer to keep the story without an ending, that’s OK.
I’m writing another nyc post today, because I still have photos I want to share. But then I’m going back to desserts
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Love the single serving items! I always have such a hard time when I have a whole batch of cookies, this is great!
Have you tried adding tahini to your peanut butter cookies? The tahini to peanut butter ratio can’t be the same of course there should be less tahini imo (otherwise they won’t be peanut butter cookies) but the mix is really good!
I’ve read your reply to Averie’s comment, and I really hope you can succeed in making non-crumbly flourless cookies because mine are always crumbly– I as well don’t have a problem eating those crumbs though!
I haven’t tried them with tahini! It might have to be another experiment… honestly, I’m almost happy when the experiments fail. It means more to eat
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what a great idea! I usually cook for the family but sometimes just bake for myself! ( *evil cackle*) this recipe is perfect fo that
The single lady idea is so great! Being a single lady is not so great though..
I like to always prepare new meals, and i dont have anything in my freezer, besides frozen berries. When I make meals that leavs me with leftovers, I try to use them in the first few days, so I just keep them in my fridge!
I usually cook for myself only so single-lady recipes are perfect for me. if I want one portion, I know exactly how to get no more than one portion. If I want leftovers or if I have guests, I just multiply the ingredients.
Saw this recipe in my email today at work and could not wait to get home and make them. I love all the single serving recipes. I sprinkled cocoa nibs on top and serving them warm from the oven with banana soft serve. It was like the peanut butter version of a warm brownie sundae. I made the recipe as written and the cookies were a little sweet for me so next time I will decrease the maple syrup or might try the stevia version.
I cook for both my husband and myself though he is a carnivore and I make a lot of seperate meals for us. Despite being thin my husband has high cholesterol and blood pressure and is trying to make dietary changes to lower them. He agreed to eat more of my vegan creations which is perfect for me. I’ve been making his salads with marinated tempeh, tofu scrambles for breakfast and homemade veggie burgers and he’s really enjoyed the meals and his cholesterol dropped 50 points over the last month. Go figure! Now, if I could just get him to eat more beans… He hates banana and doesn’t love dessert so the single serving dessert recipes are great for me.
I don’t think I’ve ever had a pb brownie sundae! Now I want one
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Yay for a CCK single lady recipe of a classic!! Love the photos on the picnic table. Thx for this Katie, cant wait to make one!
This is awesome. I’m all about the single serving of goodness. I will def be trying this. And in the microwave.
I guess I’m not technically a single lady, but I usually cook for just myself. Hence, all my recipes serve just one
You read my mind!
Whitney
If I’m just cooking for myself (as a single lady!) then I usually just do something simple. But I love cooking for friends! And when it comes to baking I usually make plenty for my roommates and co-workers!
I love your man Mr. Freezer! I’m the exact opposite. I take every recipe and times it by 3. My husband eats like a family of 4 all on his own, especially when it comes to desserts.
I usually only cook for myself, and I’ve only juuuuust recently begun to *entertain* the idea of cooking in bulk, say on the weekend, and using that throughout the week. I don’t have a super-active outside-of-work social life, so spending my evenings preparing dinner or lunch for the next day is usually not an issue, but recently I’ve had times when I wished my food was partially or already made.
Also my freezer’s…..not so large. And mostly occupied by my hulking ice cream maker bucket and frozen bananas. So I’d probably only be able to cook enough ahead of time that I could keep it in the fridge and it wouldn’t go bad.
I do cook for others when they come over though ^_^ I try to be a good hostess.
I love this idea! My husband likes the dozens of leftovers in the house after I bake cookies. Clearly, I need to return to this one on his next business trip
Such a good idea!
Ha ha ha! I have a husband and I still think of the freezer as my BF.
I even have two! And Katie, seriously LOVE the single serving recipes. I can’t wait to try this one out. It’s so nice to be abel to just make one serving when you want a treat. Oh, and the best thing ever for freezing food is glad press and seal wrap. I’m addicted to it! I will be making this darn cookie tomorrow!!!!!!! Mmmmm..
Omg thank you for a single-serving cookie recipe! As a single gal, I just cannot have batches of cookies around but this will be perfect for a cookie craving! I’ll probably add a few dark chocolate chips to mine
Yum! This was an awesome finish to my lunch today. Thank you!
Single serving recipes??? You never cease to amaze me! YOu’re always posting awesome recipes, and now this! It’s brilliant! I need recipes like this because my honey isn’t much of a cookie eater. And I rarely make cookies because I don’t want a whole bunch of them. Thank you!!!
I normally am cooking for one but I love leftovers (saves time) and putting meals in the freezer is a nice bonus when I don’t have time to cook. This week I have been making meals for my brother’s family and I forgot how much I miss working in the kitchen. I am looking forward to having my own kitchen again in a month even though it means I will be cooking for myself
My hubby is allergic to nuts, so I can’t ever make PB cookies. I LOVE that you have a single-serving recipe for them, because I can totally make them just for me! Thanks for sharing!!
I made these today and they were amazing! The batter is pretty fantastic, maybe if it morphed into a chickpea based dip peanut butter cookie dough dip I’d be able to justify it as a full meal!
Awww yay!!! So glad to have the approval of someone who likes pb so much it’s in your name!
I LOVE these! I love peanut butter almost as much as chocolate
LOL glad you said “almost”
I made these last night (twice actually!) I used almond butter and maple syrup and they were AWESOME… so awesome that I made a second cookie. The second cookie though I used only 1 TBS of maple syrup because I didn’t think it needed anymore.
I love the single serving recipes, although I typically try to stay away from flour so I may retry this another day using oat flour.
I am so excited you made them!!
I microwaved them, and it worked, but I had to eat it with a spoon…
I replaces the applesauce with strawberry-jelly, because I hadn’t applesauce. Hmmm!
Oh wow, that sounds like a pb&j in cookie form!
I’ll defiantly try this cookie recipe.
It looks absolutely delicious. I might eat them with some smashberry jam!
Unfortunately, I typically just cook for myself. My sister and my parents aren’t vegans, and it’s single-lady baking for me at the moment, if you know what I mean.
But I love making single-lady cupcakes on a Friday night curled up watching a movie. It also makes me feel better that get to eat a good single-lady cookie, with my single-lady status, so it’s all good.
Whoops, all the movie watching has gone to my brain. So scratch defiantly and change it to definitely.
Haha.
Has anyone tried gluten free versions of the single lady recipes??? I generally tend to bake with coconut flour… do you think this would work??
Coconut flour is crumbly, and it won’t work well for baking on its own. Maybe try a gf mix? Or maybe even oat flour? If you do try something that works, I’d love to know! (I do know that other commenters have ahd success with pre-packaged gf mixes with these cupcakes.)
Katie I know you’re not a huge fan of non-fat recipes but I cut out the nut butter in this (I don’t like peanut butter – I know I’m sorry!) and added extra apple sauce and a bit of mashed banana and they turned out yummy, kind of like a pancake – cookie hybrid!
I’ve been looking for a single serving cookie recipe, I hate when I make up a batch and most go to waste
Anyway these were delish, thank you!
These are my new favorite cookies. (Maybe even more than the chocolate chip oat flour cookies… gasp!) Made them again today and once again marveled at how the peanut butter-maple syrup combination works so well together (especially when I licked them both off the tablespoon at the end!) and how ridiculously soft and chewy these cookies are. Made this with whole wheat flour and it turned out wonderful
I think maybe next time I’ll try spreading some chocolate-coconut butter on top… but till then, off to just eat some of that out of the jar. 
This is the first recipe I’ve tried off your website and the result was amazing! (I doubled the recipe and added chocolate chips.)
1. I’m not vegan but my family’s vegetarian, and some family members also don’t eat eggs.
2. I don’t bake with eggs too often anyway, so I never happen to have them in my fridge.
I’ve been looking for eggless dessert recipes that don’t yield too much food–thank you for filling this void! I’ve pinned many more of recipes and I can’t wait to try them all!
can’t wait to try this in the microwave! do you have any idea as to how long i should microwave it?
Sorry, I’ve not tried it in a microwave.
baking these with your new nutella
Oh my goodness! Please please let me know how they turn out!
Thank you! I realize I actually need quite a lot of single serving recipes now, because I mostly bake for myself and a friend or two, and I hate having leftovers – they take up space when I’m trying to move on to a new baking project!
This was one (large) amazing cookie!! Just perfect to satisfy a craving and no temptation of eat a whole batch in one afternoon!! I used oat flour and only 1/2 T each sugar and it was still so sweet and moist. You’re a genius!! Thanks so much!
Loved these! My husband discovered them when my daughter and I were away on a trip (though he says he was a little embarrassed to tell me they were called “Single-Lady Cookies”). They work beautifully in the microwave! We each made one in a mug, microwaved it for a minute and oi-la… tasty goodness!
LOL
I am really glad to know they work in the microwave… and I love your mug idea!
I made the single serving peanut butter cookies the other day. Totally wonderful. I think I will stick to making just an individual portion. They’re so good, that if I make more then one, I would want to eat them all!!!
what are the nutrional stats on these cookies ?
Hooray for these! I was sad about something today and wanted a sweet treat but I knew a whole batch of cookies would be eaten if I made them, so when I found these, I was so happy I could make them, eat them all, and not feel bad about it! And of course, they were delicious! Happy tummy, happy heart. Thanks!
Aw, I hope you feel better… glad the cookies could help even if in a small way.
I love the idea of single serving cookies/cupcake. Do you have a repiepe for single sserving oatmeal cookies? Thank you.
I don’t. But this recipe makes a very small batch… and you could always freeze the dough you don’t want to use, if you just want one cookie: http://chocolatecoveredkatie.com/2012/02/20/flourless-oatmeal-raisin-cookies/
these look really yummy! how many calories per cookie?
Sorry, if I have nutritional stats for a recipe they’ll be listed on the post.
I have a super simple and minimal ingredient PB Cookie recipe. Makes a small batch. It’s not vegan but I want you to have it to see if you could make it Vegan.
1 cup peanut butter
1 cup sugar
1 egg
1 tsp vanilla
THATS IT!!!
325 oven.
They are soft, and delicious!
Hmmm maybe try the Secret Cookies (the last link on this post)? They’re vegan, and super-soft as well.
Just made these, they’re so yummy! Is there any reason I couldn’t make a full batch with this recipe?
I don’t see why not!
These are delish – my husband just picked one up off the cookie sheet and said, “Mmmm…good cookies.” I didn’t tell him they’re vegan. Just like he didn’t know about the beans in the deep dish cookie pie!
Just made a batch w/ Maple almond butter instead of PB! I’ll let you know how they come out…
I missed the whole “flatten into cookie shapes” part and put them in as a dough ball. They were still pretty raw in the middle after the 10 mins, so i had to keep them in longer. Overall very good though. Thanks for the recipe!
Is it possible to subsitute the applesauce with something else? because i don’t eat applesauce, nor do I ever have it in my house.
I’ve only tried it with applesauce so I can only vouch for that. But some ideas that could possibly work: canned pumpkin, baby food, extra pb…
I love your blog!!! Question: I’d like to make these cookies, but do not have any applesauce around. Can you suggest a substitute?
I’ve only tried it with applesauce so I can only vouch for that. But some ideas that could possibly work: canned pumpkin, baby food, extra pb, etc.
AHHHHHHHH!!! I love these. I didn’t have applesauce so I used a flax egg (used 1 tspn like in the recipe). These are amazing.
These came out great! I made one in the microwave (for 20 seconds) and one in the oven. They were both delicious!
Hi! I just tried your cookies, and they turned out amazing! I only used nonfat yogurt instead of applesauce, because I didn´t have any, and it worked just fine. I also tried to make one cookie in microwave – cookie was done after about 40 seconds, it works perfect
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Btw, I love your blog, I´m not vegan, not even vegetarian, but your recipes are just awesome and are big inspiration for me.Thanks for not keeping them only for your self!!
I made these two days in a row! Whatever happened to moderation? Thanks for your recipes
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