1cuppeanut buttercreamy natural - not able to use hard peanut butter
3/4cupcoconut palm sugar
1pinchsalt
2tspvanilla extract
1/2tspbaking soda
1/4cupmini marshmallowsvegan and chopped small
Instructions
Preheat oven to 350 degrees and line a baking sheet with parchment paper.In a large bowl, combine ground flax seed and water.
Stir and let the “egg” set for about 5-10 minutes while you prepare your marshmallows. Cut your marshmallows in different sizes, leave some whole, cut some in half, some into thirds and some into fourths. The reason for this is that because the marshmallows will expand and puff up a lot in the oven and if you leave them all whole, your cookies won’t stay together.
Next, add all ingredients except the marshmallows into the bowl. Stir well until a soft dough forms.
Next, add your marshmallows Note: they will be sticky. You’ll have to break them up with your fingers and place them into the dough evenly. It’s worth the time to take this step so you have even marshmallows in each cookie so the structure of the cookie isn’t compromised!
Using an ice cream scoop, scoop out the dough and squeeze it together so the dough sticks together. Then, roll each scoop into big even balls. You will have 6 balls of dough.
Slightly flatten with your hand, then using a large fork, flatten again with the classic peanut butter cookie pattern (imprint the fork going up and down, and then again left and right). Your cookies should be right about 3/4 an inch big before they go in the oven. You want to make sure you don’t have too many marshmallows sticking out the sides or that could cause your cookies to not stay together.
Bake for about 14 minutes and remove from oven, let cool for about 7-10 minutes on baking sheet, then transfer to a cooling rack. When you transfer them to the cooling rack, use one hand to hold a spatula and another hand to hold a cookie together, so they don’t fall apart.
Make sure to wait to eat until slightly warm (not piping hot fresh out of the oven) or they will fall apart! Enjoy!
Notes
Be sure to use vegan mini marshmallows for this recipe. If you don’t have mini, just cut large ones into small pieces.