Or, rather, cookie.
Just in case you get bored of the Single-Lady Cupcakes.
Now you can have single-serving cookies too!
Single-Lady Cookies
(makes 1 big cookie)
- 5 level teaspoons flour (15g) (all-purpose, oat flour, or spelt)
- 1/16th tsp baking soda
- 1/16th tsp salt (omit if using margarine)
- 2 tsp oil or pre-melted margarine (or applesauce, only if you like cake-y cookies)
- 1/4 tsp pure vanilla extract
- A little milk of choice, if needed (I use almond milk)
- handful chocolate chips (or raisins, nuts, etc.)
- sweetener (My testers liked 1 tsp brown + 1 tsp white sugar. You can easily sub coconut sugar or sucanat. Or try xylitol for a sugar-free cookie.)
Preheat the oven to 350 degrees. Combine dry ingredients, then add wet and mix with a fork. Don’t add water. Form into a big cookie and smush. (Or make two little cookies.) Cook for 7-8 minutes.
A different single-lady cookie idea: Just make a regular batch of cookies, roll them into balls, and then freeze the balls. They’ll keep for at least a year, and you can defrost and bake them in whatever quantity you wish!
For more recipes and ideas: Single Serving Dessert Recipes
What is the nutritional content on this recipe i cant find calories on any of the single serving recipes? Can anyone help please
Sorry, I don’t have nutritional info for this cookie. I didn’t start including calories until about a year ago. But all posts as of that time will have nutrition info :).
I just tried this recipe! I was really in need of something sweet and I have been trying out some of your recipes the last couple weeks. I have made the 1-minutes choc. cake 3 times and it is delish! I figured I would try something else today. My cookie does not look like yours. It puffed up quite a bit and is cakey (probably because I used applesauce) but it is amazing! It is sort of a combination of a scone and a muffin. Thank you for helping me satisfy my sweet tooth while keeping my WW points in check. 🙂
P.S. I also added some shredded coconut. It adds some nice crunch and flavor.
I made this tonight and it was yummy! I used melted coconut butter instead of oil and added a little oatmeal. Ill be trying out more of the single serving recipes!
I just made this with 3 T spelt flour and 2 T rolled oats (not ground into flour, but whole), coconut oil, 70% choc chips and walnuts. Amazing!!!! Thanks! :))
You. Are. Win.
I made a larger batch because I wanted a few smaller cookies to share.
I made my own oat flour and applesauce, and I did need some milk with it. I also used a dash of cinnamon.
This is the first time in ages that I haven’t felt guilty (or disgusting from added sugars) from eating more than one chocolate chip cookie. My sister-in-law enjoyed the oat-y flavor and the hint of apple.
Thank you!
Just made this with homemade nutella chips and it was AMAZING ! Your single serving desserts make my day !!
Didn’t have a 1/16 tsp measuring spoon, so obviously I doubled the recepie. Ate the whole thing (pretty sure that defeats the whole healthy thing, but oh well)
Made five of these tonight for me and my roommates and everybody loved them! 🙂
I made this yesterday and it was super good! I made mine with apple sauce though and it was definitely more cakey than a cookie. Next time I think I will try it with the oil instead. Awesome recipe!
Hello Katie!
Thank you so much for your wonderful inspirational and motivating recipes. I have recently turned a new leaf in life and have completely change the way I eat. Your website is so helpful to me when knowing what and how to substitute healthy ingredients. For the past month I have been trying out one of your recipes each week and every one of them have been delicious! Thank you for all of your insight into living a healthier happy life!
Lindsey
How many calories are in this recipe?:)x
Hi! I just wanted to thank you for your single serve desert recipes! They are saving my waistline (as I will eat an entire batch of cookies in two days!). The only trouble is that they are so easy to make it is hard not to go back to the kitchen and make more ;).
Thanks!
Just made this in the microwave and it worked quite well (not as perfect as an oven baked cookie, but good for when you need a cookie NOW or can’t use an oven.) I recommend oiling the plate that you microwave it on as the cookie stuck a bit. Thank you Katie for your small batch and single lady recipes!
my favorite thing about vegan baking is that you don’t technically have to bake anything—these were superb raw!!!
Seems very good! what’s the nutritional value?
I just made this today, with brown rice and almond flour. Soooo good, thanks so much!