these cookies are great for making any shape cookies… nut-free, so perfect for school treats!
Ingredients
1/4C (28g) coconut flour
1/4t (0.3g) baking soda
1/16t (0.3g) sea salt
2T (28g) butter
1T (14g) coconut oil
2T (27g) Truvia
1/2 (25g) egg
1/4t (2g) vanilla extract
Directions
Mix coconut flour, baking soda, and salt. set aside.
Using a mixer, mix butter, coconut oil, Truvia, egg, and vanilla extract. Mix in the flour mixture. Blend well.
Wrap the dough in plastic wrap and refrigerate for 30minutes, or until easy to handle.
Place the dough in-between two sheets of parchment papers. Roll out the dough to 1/4inch thickness.
Cut out to desired shapes.
Bake at 325 for about 5-6 minutes, until edges are golden brown.
Let the cookies cool completely as they will harden as they cool.
Notes
Ratio 2.5:1
This makes a large batch (made about 50 mini cookies)
You can save the dough for later use (i have only tried 3-4 days) by storing in a ziploc bag, after wrapping well with a plastic wrap.
You can increase the coconut oil to for better ratio
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Hi Tiffany,
I recently began working as the dietitian for the Epilepsy Nutrition Program at Boston Medical center, and I must say I LOVE your blog. We are trying to make the diet more manageable for families by creating a website that offers low carb and low glycemic recipes, and your blog gives me so many great ideas for both recipes and recipe modifications. Thanks so much for sharing the recipes you make for Clara. Now our kids can have holiday cookies too!
Hi. I have just discovered your blog. My daughter is on the modified Atkins diet and I am always looking for new recipes! I made these cookies today and it only made a very small batch of 13 cookies. The mixture was quite dry and so couldn’t use a cookie cutter without it all falling apart. Also the batch worked out to be 16 g of carbs which is really high. Not sure why mine was so different? Thanks
The net carb is 6g for the whole batch since you subtract the fiber from the total carb. If your dietitian has you include the fiber in your carb count, it will be 16g for the batch.
as for yielding 13 cookies, i have used mini cookie cutters, which are about 1 inch big. also i have rolled out mine to be very thin, 1/4 inch. maybe the difference is coming from there?
i think one trick to help might be to roll the dough out between parchment papers before refrigerating it. do this on top of a tray and refrigerate the dough still on the tray. that way, after it firms up, you can cut the cookies easier. i have used large cookie cutters that are 4 inch large and had no problems… you do have to be careful with it while it’s cooling.
hope this helps!