From: Becca on
Here is a fast and easy recipe I tried last night (you old timers have
probably seen it). The cookies tasted fine when they were hot, but they
tasted even better when they were cold.

Becca


Peanut Butter Cookies

1 cup low carb peanut butter
1 cup sugar (or Splenda)
1 egg

Preheat the oven to 350 F.
Mix these three ingredients. On an ungreased cookie sheet, drop by the
spoonful, then dip a fork in Splenda and make criss-crosses on top of
each cookie with the fork. Bake for 7-10 minutes. Remove them from the
oven before they turn brown or they will burn.
From: Shirley ann on
Becca, thanks I will try to make them today.
I love peanut butter and can eat it by the spoonful right out of the
jar.

shirleyann

From: Shirley ann on
Thanks Becca, I made them yesterday and even my Hub who is not a Celiac
was eating them too.

Thanks again.

shirleyann

From: Sheila . on
DEAR BECCA:
HELLO- MY NAME IS SHEILA- AND I JUST HAPPENED TO SEE YOUR RECIPE FOR THE
ABOVE COOKIES- THIS SOUNDS SO EASY- AND SO YUMMY!---- I CAN NOT WAIT TO
TRY IT- IT GETS A LITTLE BORING TO HAVE TO EAT GLUTEN FREE ETC., SO
THIS IS A WONDERFUL CHANGE FOR ME-- ARE YOU A CELIAC GAL AS WELL? - IF
YOU WOULD LIKE, I WOULD BE SO HAPPY TO HEAR FROM YOU-- MY EMAIL ADDY IS
VFW2(a)WEBTV.NET----THANK YOU FOR THIS RECIPE- IT IS ALWAYS FUN TO HEAR
FROM OTHERS WHO HAVE CELIAC - SOMETIMES JUST TRADING INFO IS HELPFUL-
HAVE A GOOD WEEKEND-- SINCERELY,
SHEILA
P,S, I AM FROM WEST HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT - HOW BOUT YOU?--

From: Becca on
Shirley ann wrote:
> Thanks Becca, I made them yesterday and even my Hub who is not a Celiac
> was eating them too.
>
> Thanks again.
>
> shirleyann

Glad you enjoyed them! I made them yesterday, using crunch peanut
butter and I added a few drops of vanilla extract. I like them best
when they are cold.

I just posted a recipe for almond coconut macaroons.

Becca