Chickpea Cookie Dough (dessert hummus)
So, I'm sure somewhere at sometime, someone posted something like this on here, but I'm not going to go through the pages to find one. Here's a recipe for chickpea cookie dough, aka a dessert hummus, which is high in protein and relatively healthy for a little sweet fix. The website I found it on a while ago (mightyvegan.com) sadly doesn't have the recipe listed anymore but here it is:
2 cups chickpeas, shelled (a regular can is about 15.5 oz, so it's more like 1.5 cups)
1/4 cup natural peanut butter
1/4 cup & 2 TBS maple syrup (preferably REAL)
1/2 TBS vanilla
1/4 cup chocolate chips (mini ones work better, I think)
Rinse & peel the chickpeas. This part is the only time consuming aspect.
Place chickpeas, peanut butter, maple syrup, and vanilla into food processor and blend till smooth. Remove from food processor and stir in chocolate chips.
Serve with apple slices or anything you'd like. A serving size is about 2 TBS and around 100-ish calories but you might want to check it as I didn't measure fully how much it made. Store it in the fridge and enjoy a bite whenever your sweet tooth is going crazy!!
ps--the longer it sits, the more delicious it tastes. So, while it's amazing right away, it tastes even better the next day! Enjoy!
2 cups chickpeas, shelled (a regular can is about 15.5 oz, so it's more like 1.5 cups)
1/4 cup natural peanut butter
1/4 cup & 2 TBS maple syrup (preferably REAL)
1/2 TBS vanilla
1/4 cup chocolate chips (mini ones work better, I think)
Rinse & peel the chickpeas. This part is the only time consuming aspect.
Place chickpeas, peanut butter, maple syrup, and vanilla into food processor and blend till smooth. Remove from food processor and stir in chocolate chips.
Serve with apple slices or anything you'd like. A serving size is about 2 TBS and around 100-ish calories but you might want to check it as I didn't measure fully how much it made. Store it in the fridge and enjoy a bite whenever your sweet tooth is going crazy!!
ps--the longer it sits, the more delicious it tastes. So, while it's amazing right away, it tastes even better the next day! Enjoy!
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Thanks, I'll have to try this sometime!0
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Once you make it...you want to make it all the time! haha0
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I think I might try it...as soon as I can get pass the fact there is no flour, sugar, butter, lol!0
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hahaha that's what makes it even better!!!0
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thank you:flowerforyou:0
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OMG!!! This sounds AMAZING! I've been craving chocholate chip cookie dough *darn hormones* and haven't made it because it's so terrible for me. I will be making this tonight as desert with my dinner. Thank you so much! :happy:0
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This is similar to the blackbean brownies that I made the other day! I'm definatly trying this!0
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Wow sounds...different. I will def. try this! Thanks0
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Yay! People like things! hahaha trust me ... this was spurred last night by an INTENSE sugar craving...knocked it out of the park!0
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oy vey, guess I'm gonna hae to get on this bandwagon!!0
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*eyes widen*
You are my new hero.0 -
Yummy!!!!0
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bump. my only problem is getting my hands on chickpeas. I'm a college student and have no money lol. :P0
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bump. my only problem is getting my hands on chickpeas. I'm a college student and have no money lol. :P
Luckily, a can of chickpeas is pretty cheap at a regular grocery store! :-D Especially since you can just get generic.0 -
sounds like worth trying! Thank you for posting the recipe! And, umm... peel the chickpeas, eh? I havent worked a lot with chickpeas but I also never peeled them! This should be interesting!0
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*WARNING* This stuff is addictive like crack, same with the chickpea brownie batter from chocolatecoverdkatie.com0
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Hmmmmmmmmmm interesting enough to give it a try!0
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hmmm....bump!0
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*WARNING* This stuff is addictive like crack, same with the chickpea brownie batter from chocolatecoverdkatie.com
Going to give this a try and I will have to check out the brownie batter one as well. I love Chocolate Covered Katie and have tried some of her other recipes before.0 -
This sounds AMAZING.0
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Bump.0
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bump. my only problem is getting my hands on chickpeas. I'm a college student and have no money lol. :P
Luckily, a can of chickpeas is pretty cheap at a regular grocery store! :-D Especially since you can just get generic.
Dried chickpeas are even cheaper from the bulk bins. You just soak them overnight in water and they're ready to go.0 -
bump so i can find it to make another day!0
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Interesting... May have to give it a whirl.0
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WOW!0
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omigosh this sounds like a warped hummus heaven!0
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