All that and a bag of chips. Except, you know, without the chips.
Is there anything a chocolate chip cookie can’t do? I didn’t think so.
I decided I needed to make these Vegetarian Times’ Chocolate Chip Spelt Cookies again, and thought I might as well post the downsized recipe here, for 2 big cookies (think store-bought size).
preheat oven to 375F. prepare a cookie sheet with parchment paper or Silpat. I actually used the toaster oven again and didn’t even coat the sheet with anything, it worked out fine.
3 T crunchy natural peanut butter
3 T pure maple syrup
1/4 t pure vanilla extractwhisk all these ingredients in a medium bowl.
1/4 cup + 1/2 T light spelt flour (spoon and level for the cup, scoop and level for the T)
1/8 t baking soda
pinch sea salt
2 T semisweet chocolate chipswhisk together in a small bowl, add to wet ingredients and stir until well combined.
separate dough into two, flatten it to about 1/2-inch thickness: the cookies will flatten down just a little bit while baking.
bake for 12-15 minutes, you want them to be golden brown and set. let cool on cookie sheet for 10 minutes. finish to cool on rack.

Great idea to make 2 cookies–that way, if you eat the whole batch, no guilt! I also liked the PB/pumpkin spread. I used to eat baked sweet potato topped with warm PB for brekkie–seems very similar.
Wow everything looks delicious! Let us know how those pumpkin carob muffins taste!
yes!!! thanks for the small-batch cookie recipe – i always bake this way and will be trying these for sure.
and oh my goodness! that pumpkin peanut butter sandwich sounds freakin’ awesome. you know, you feed yourself really well.
Oooo, I love spelt flour…must give these a go.
I’m so happy to find your blog. What gorgeous photos. And the smoky corn pie from previously looks divine.