Yet another review that I'm slow on posting. We had these sometime over Christmas break, but I honestly can't even remember when. I had some bananas to use up, so I whipped them up one night after supper. They are probably the easiest cookies I've ever made in my life. I added pecans and chocolate chips to ours. They were good. Nothing fabulous, but a nice little sweet treat that wasn't too terribly unhealthy (would have obviously been much healthier without the chocolate, lol). Everyone else said they really liked them, but I just thought they were okay. They have a kind of mushy texture to them that I didn't really care for, but the flavor wasn't bad. Kind of like banana bread, I guess.
TWO INGREDIENT COOKIES
(luckymommyto2boys ~ Amy ~ TheBurlapBag via Pinterest)
2 large old bananas
1 cup of oats (quick or regular! if you use regular, we’d suggest chopping them a little so everything holds together better)
Mix those two together. Old bananas are amazing for this, but you can use fresh ones too. I buy a bunch of bananas, let them get old on my counter, and then stick ‘em all in the freezer.
Then add in what sounds yummy to you! (or nothing!) We love: a handful of chocolate chips, crushed walnut pieces, cinnamon, raisins
Since all bananas are different sizes, the needed measurements can vary. If it seems too runny and the cookies would flatten out too much, add in more oatmeal. And make sure to not add in TOO many mix-ins as the cookies won’t hold together very well. The ones in these photos have a handful of chocolate chips, a teaspoon or two or cinnamon, and 1/4ish a cup of crushed walnuts.
We made 16 cookies with those measurements. We cook them at 350 degrees for 15 minutes on a GREASED cookie sheet. Don’t forget the greased part…. I did once and had to scrub my pan forever.
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