FREEZER PEANUT
BUTTER COOKIES
These soft cookies have a more subtle
peanut butter flavor and, frankly, they are probably one of the nicer ones I
have made. Keep them in the freezer. At
first I used 1/3 cup (75 mL)
erythritol, however, there is a cooling effect.
I suspect xylitol would be fine to use instead, but give it a skip if
you have dogs. Xylitol is deadly for
dogs. I dare not use it on account of
Smiley.
1/2 cup butter (125 mL)
1/2
cup smooth peanut butter (125 mL)
1
egg
Liquid
sucralose to equal 3/4 cup (175 mL)
SPLENDA® Granular
3 tbsp granulated
erythritol (45 mL)
1 tsp vanilla extract (5
mL)
1 cup Gluten-Free Bake Mix,
(250 mL)
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1/2
tsp baking powder (2 mL)
1/2
tsp baking soda (2 mL)
Preheat oven to 350°F (180°C). In food processor, process
butter, peanut butter and egg until smooth.
Add liquid sucralose, OR SPLENDA® Granular, granulated erythritol and vanilla extract;
process. Add Gluten-Free Bake Mix,
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Process until smooth (the batter will be moist).
Drop tablespoonfuls on
greased cookie sheet. Bake 10 minutes or
until brown underneath. Allow cookies to
cool on cookie sheet. Transfer to sealed
container and place in freezer.
Helpful
Hints: These cookies would probably be very nice
with a frosting such as the Betty Crocker® -like frosting, page___.
Yield: 24 cookies
1 cookie
90.2
calories
2.3
g protein
8.2
g fat
1.8
g carbs

9 comments:
Happy New Year! Hope you enjoyed the holidays.
Your peanut butter cookies do look delicious and I have a few bar cookies that are better from the freezer also. You do have a talent when it comes to Gluten Free and that talent is so much in demand these days-it seems like food allergies is something that is definitely on the rise.
Enjoy the day!
Happy New Year, Tina! I think you would have that talent too, Tina. :) You have a lot of baking experience.
Ooh, these look yummy, Jennifer! I adore pb cookies :)
These cookies look amazing - the picture looks like they have a terrific texture! I hope you had a GREAT holiday!
They are pretty good straight out of the freezer - still a soft cookie.
Thanks, Lizzy. I should check out your peanut butter cookies sometime.
Mmmmm. Now those look good. May have to make myself a half batch. My hubby doesn't like peanuts or peanut butter.....in anything.
Those look fantastic, Jennifer. You know, whenever I want to use Erythritol without the cooling, I use about 1/4 cup Zsweet and then sweeten it the rest of the way with stevia (like 15-25 drops). I don't ever notice cooling with that combo.
Zsweet sounds good. I have some Steviva blend and it tastes pretty good but I can't have it in excess as it causes tummy issues. I wish I liked Stevia or could taste it as sweet - it tastes weird to me - almost bitter. Judy Barnes Baker did a post on that and said that it is the case for a few people, but not all. Interesting. Good job we can all use our own preferred sweeteners. As long as I don't use too much erythritol then the cooling effect is not noticeable.
Oh Peggy that is rough for you! Sorry I missed your comment earlier.
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