The typical
oatmeal cookie recipe calls for 3 cups of rolled oats and 2 cups of flour.
Your oatmeal cookie recipe calls for quick cooking oats.
Not exact matches
Whether you
call these No Bake Peanut Butter
Oatmeal Cookies or Peanut Butter No Bakes, this is a healthier
recipe for a
cookie classic!
Our favorite chocolate chip
cookie recipe (Jaque Torres» NY Times
recipe) also
calls for several days in the fridge, so I was curious to see if the magic would work with
oatmeal cookies.
But as I went down the rabbit hole of Internet
recipes for no bake
oatmeal cookies (or chocolate or fudge no bake
cookies, if you
call them that), I noticed one thing for sure: whatever the
recipe, whatever the proportions, there was always no shortage of readers who swore that the
recipe, as written, simply didn't work.
During the Second World War, The Quaker Oats Company published a
recipe for
Oatmeal Cookies that
called for shortening, as butter was in short supply.
This
recipe for
oatmeal cookies is one I found in a magazine last year and it
calls for Splenda.
Whether you
call these No Bake Peanut Butter
Oatmeal Cookies or Peanut Butter No Bakes, this is a healthier
recipe for a
cookie classic!