Vegan "Jivamutki" Cookies
This recipe is courtesy of Omega Institute for Holistic Studies in Rhinebeck, N.Y.
1 | ea | banana mashed | ||||
12 | oz | unsweetened applesauce | ||||
1 | cup | canola oil | ||||
4 | fl oz | agave nectar sweetener or maple or molasses | ||||
1½ | tsp | vanilla extract | ||||
1½ | tsp | coconut extract | ||||
3½ | cup | oat flour | ||||
0.333 | tbl | baking soda | ||||
¼ | tbl | baking powder | ||||
1 | tbl | ground cinnamon | ||||
¼ | tbl | ground nutmeg | ||||
1 | cup | brown sugar (optional) | ||||
½ | tsp | salt | ||||
½ | cup | cashews toasted | ||||
½ | cup | sunflower seeds toasted | ||||
½ | cup | dried unsweetened coconut toasted | ||||
2 | fl oz | flax seeds toasted | ||||
¼ | cup | sesame seeds toasted | ||||
¾ | cup | golden raisins | ||||
1 | cup | dried cranberries and/or apricots | ||||
¾ | cup | raisins | ||||
½ | tsp |
orange zest |
Procedure
Combine the wet ingredients.
Mix the dry with the dry.
Mix the wet mixture with the dry mixture. (This makes a very wet dough.)
Scoop the dough onto your baking sheet, then bake it for about 20 minutes at 350 degrees Fahrenheit. The edges should start to brown, but the cookie itself should remain moist.
Yield
2 1/2 dozen