These chocolate chip chickpea flour cookies are the perfect allergy-friendly treat! They're made without grains, nuts, or eggs, and they're incredibly delicious!
What's special about these cookies is that they're made with chickpea flour.
Chickpea flour is made from dried garbanzo beans, and you may be familiar with it if you've ever made socca.
My husband thinks these taste like a 'healthy Chips Ahoy', and the kids all love them!
Many readers feel the same, just have a peek at the comments!
What makes these cookies incredible
You may not think that such a savory flour would work well in a dessert, but the stuff actually makes one helluva cookie!
This recipe is made in ONE bowl, so there's no need to use multiple bowls or separate the dry and wet ingredients.
In addition, you only need ONE flour, no gums or starches!
They're grain-free, gluten-free, nut-free, dairy-free, and egg-free.
Chickpea flour is also low oxalate, which is great for those suffering with pain and/or bladder issues.
Ingredients needed
- Chickpea flour
- Baking soda
- Sea salt
- Coconut sugar (or any granulated sugar)
- Coconut oil
- Maple syrup
- Vanilla extract
- Water
- Chocolate chips
How to make chickpea flour chocolate chip cookies
In a large bowl, stir together all of the dry ingredients, including the sugar.
Then, stir in the wet ingredients. You can add them all at once, no need to mix them together in a separate bowl.
Roll the dough into eight balls and flatten them on a parchment paper-lined baking sheet.
After they come out, press down on them gently with a fork. This trick expels the air and makes for a better texture!
Recipe notes
DON'T eat the dough! Chickpea flour tastes horrible raw.
Be sure to bake the cookies thoroughly. If you don't, the cookies will have a chickpea flour taste.
The original publishing of this recipe included 1/8 teaspoon of powdered stevia. I've eliminated that, as I find them sweet enough without it. If you have a heavy duty sweet tooth, include it!
This is the chickpea flour I like to use.
More chocolate chip cookies
If you're looking to try a few new flours, give one of these recipes a shot!
Barley Flour Chocolate Chip Cookies
Low Sugar Chocolate Chip Cookies
Watch the video below showing you just how to make them!
Chickpea Flour Chocolate Chip Cookies
Ingredients
DRY INGREDIENTS:
- ¾ cup + 1 Tablespoon chickpea flour (about 105 grams)
- ¼ teaspoon sea salt
- ½ teaspoon baking soda
- 2 Tablespoons coconut sugar
WET INGREDIENTS:
- 3 Tablespoons coconut oil melted before measuring
- 3 Tablespoons maple syrup
- ½ teaspoon vanilla
- 2 teaspoons water
- ¼ cup chopped dark chocolate or chocolate chips
Instructions
- Preheat the oven to 350 degrees.
- Mix the dry ingredients together (flour, salt, baking soda, sugar).
- Stir in the oil, maple syrup, vanilla, and water (the dough should be very thick).
- Fold in the chocolate chips.
- Roll the dough into eight balls and place them onto a parchment paper-lined baking sheet.
- Press down on the top of each ball of dough to flatten a bit.
- Bake 14-16 minutes until lightly golden. Please see Recipe Notes for more about baking.
- After removing the baking sheet from the oven, press down on the top of each cookie lightly with a fork to flatten them a bit. This is compacts the cookie, giving it a chewy center and crisp edges.
- Cool the cookies completely and enjoy!
Video
Notes
Nutrition
If you have a chance to try this recipe, please leave a star rating and a comment below letting me know how you liked it!
Angela
I followed the recipe as much as possible with the ingredients I had on hand and the cookies turned out super delicious. I subbed the chocolate chips with raisins and used apple sauce in place of syrup. I can't wait to bake them again when I have all the right stuff.
Elizabeth
Absolutely LOVE this recipe!!! I am looking forward to making it a second time. Trying to reduce oils from my diet and substituted the coconut oil with (1/2 the measurement) applesauce and it was perfect!!! I like my cookies "cakey" so I didn't flatten at the end and they were absolutely perfect!!! I'm so looking forward to doubling the recipetoday. Thank you!!
Lauren
Aw, yay! I'm so glad, Elizabeth, thanks for your comment!
Marina Ibarra
Just tried them! Easy to make and delicious!
Arnie
Hi Lauren!
I just wanted to tell you these cookies are grest!
I also wanted to tell km you I have made them with monk fruit sweetener, and now I subbed coconut in place of the chocolate chips. I have been able to bake this small batch in my airfryer, and they turn iij ht ppl perfect.
The coconut makes them taste like a macaroon. Next time I will toast my coconut.
Well, thank you again for the great recipe
Lauren
Thanks, Arnie, I'm so happy you liked them! I'll have to try them with coconut sometime. 🙂
Chandra
Let me tell you this cookies is incredible. I double the batch. We love this plus it's grain free and egg free. Keep up the good work, Lauren.
Thank you.
Lauren
Thanks, Chandra, so happy you liked these!
Brigitte
I baked them for 10 minutes , I added 1 tsp almond extract and 1/2 cup sliced almonds. Next time I will flattened them , the ones that were thinner were better the way I like it crispy . Some were bigger meaning higher were more cacky. Either way they were awsome the almond extract gave a lot of flavor. Easy quick recipe the sweetness were perfect for , I don’t like too sweet .
Thanks
Heidi
Just made these for my kids (ages 11 and 14) and we all LOVE them! I am constantly cooking and trying out new recipes so getting a thumbs up from them is a big deal. I just ordered a 4lb bag of chickpea flour so I can make a huge batch to keep in the freezer. I do have to ask what the 1/8 t. stevia powder really does. I used a small amount from one of the sweetner packets used for coffees and figured I can skip it next time. Thank you!
Lauren
I'm so glad you all liked them, Heidi! The stevia adds a bit more (carb-free) sweetness.
Catalina
I can’t believe tha amazing taste of this, I didn’t think they would be so delicious.
Thank you so much <3
Lauren
Thank you! I'm so happy you liked them!
Tara
I have been making cookies and sweet breads with Chickpea flour for a few years now and your Chocolate Chip Cookie recipe is the best cookie recipe I have tried yet! Thanks so much!
Lauren
Aw, thanks so much, Tara!
Daria Rose
Hey Lauren! Have you ever tried Lupin flour? (I am thinking about making these cookies with it.)
Lauren
I've not tried it, sorry!
Anna
These are the best cookies I have ever eaten and I have no allergies at all and bake healthy goods only because I love experimenting!
I used only 40 grams of honey instead of the other sweeteners and find them perfectly sweet enough.
Thank you so much for the recipe, I will never again need any other recipe for classic chocolate chip cookies!!!
Lauren
Thanks Anna, what a great comment. I'm so happy you enjoyed them!
Daria Rose
You are a genius, Lauren! I am a 14 year old baker that has 5 very hungry brothers. And these were amazing!!!! I used a chickpea and fava bean flour mix and they were fantastic!!!!!!!!! I could sing praises of these! They were very crispy once I stuck them in the fridge for a few minutes, with a consistency of a egg-filled, gluten cookie! Thanks sooo much!
Lauren
Haha, thanks Daria Rose, I'm happy you all enjoyed them! 😀
Lana
Hi, I just wanted to say that I've tried other gluten free chocolate chip recipes from the internet, which include detoxinista's, chocolate covered Katie's, minimalist baker's, and most recently, meaningful eats - which was just subpar. I tried this recipe today, and my family loved it. Thank you for sharing! I wound up eating 7/8 cookies, to which my lunch appetite was ruined. It's ok though, because these were fantastic.
Lauren
Aw, thanks so much Lana! I'm so glad my recipe was tops for you. 😀
Linda
Thanks for your thoughts Lauren. Here's the adaptation and now favorited version of your great recipe below omitting maple syrup too. Btw, today I experimented with the 1 cup chickpea flour with 3/4 c buckwheat (needed a little extra to get same consistency) WORKED FANTASTIC. Still have the shortbread-like yummy cookie.
Also re the cold flour - as I am adding warm coconut oil, never made sense to have cold chickpea flour as it would just great instantly warm when mixing : )
Recipe:
INGREDIENTS:
1 1/2 c + 1/8 c chickpea flour (or mix 1 c chickpea & 3/4 c buckwheat flour)
1/2 tsp sea salt
1 tsp baking soda
1/4 c coconut sugar (sift out most lumps)
1/4 + 1/8 tsp stevia powder
1/4 c + 2 tbsp coconut oil, melted
TIP: add remaining liquid ingredients to warmed coconut oil pot
2 tsp vanilla
2 tbsp lemon juice (optional plus rind) to form *thick* dough consistency. (Can use water if no lemon juice) add more if needed for thick consistency
1/2 c. chopped dark chocolate or chocolate chips OR 1 c chopped walnuts, 3/4 c cranberries or raisins, or try CACAO NIBS!
Samantha
I just bought some more chickpea flour and put it in the freezer. I am wondering how long I should wait before making the cookies. Is an hour or two long enough for it to chill?
Lauren
Hi Samantha,
Sorry for the delay, I would leave it in for 3-4 hours.
Samantha
I got impatient. I waited about two hours and they turned out great! This is such an awesome recipe! Thanks.
Lauren
That's great, thanks for letting me know!
Linda
Actually, I have used room temp chickpea flour and they still turn out yummy and well shaped too.
Q: I am about to make another batch but only have one cup chickpea flour left. Do you think I can successfully substitute with a combo of buckwheat and oatmeal flours?
Lauren
Glad room temp flour worked for you Linda! I'm not certain about the flours, as I haven't tried, but oat flour would be my guess as to what would work best!
Angela
The recipe ended up making about 12 cookies for me. I really liked how I only needed to use one bowl.
Angela
Just tried this recipe! Love it!! Probably the easiest cookie recipe I've tried!
Lauren
Thanks Angela, so glad you liked them!
Robert
Lauren just wanted to let you know you can cut the calorie count down on your cookies by substituting unsweetened apple sauce in place of the coconut oil. It cuts the cookie down between 90 to 100 calories.
chocopanda
This is an amazing recipe! I never thought of using chickpea flour in cookies because of their sweetness. Instead of chocolate chips, though, I put raisins and some cinnamon do they tasted like oatmeal raisin cookies. Thank you so much for sharing this recipe, I have never had a better gf cookie.
Lauren
Thank you so much, your variations sound delicious!
Annemarie
Ooh I use this recipe all the time! I just added some cream of tartar and cinnamon (instead of chocolate chips) and it turns out this recipe is a pretty great base for a snickerdoole!
ELLEN K
Hi Lauren, I just baked up these cookies, and they came out great! Buttery taste, chewy inside and crispy outside. My first time baking with chickpea flour was a success. What is the best way to store them? In the fridge or on the counter? I don't want them to lose their texture.
Thanks!
Lauren
Hi Ellen,
So glad you enjoyed them! I just store them in the fridge, not sure if that's 'best' for texture though. Thanks for trying them!
ELLEN K
I left them on the counter stacked between waxed paper in an airtight container, and they did fine, not quite as crispy along the edges, but still yummy.
I subbed brown sugar for the white and omitted the stevia, and they are plenty sweet enough.
So how many batches did you have to make to know to freeze the chickpea flour and flatten the cookies when they come out of the oven??
Lauren
Haha, I figured it out faster than you might think, thankfully!
Annemarie
I love these cookies and I make them all the time! Amazing! But I have always omitted the stevia (I didn't have any at the time), and it's perfect without it and with no additional substitution for it! Just FYI;) Even those in my family on standard diets eat them up.
Lauren
Awesome Annemarie, and thanks for the tip about the stevia, that's good to know!
Janet Stephan
Hi Lauren 🙂 I loooove these and have made them 3x now and was wondering what changes would I need to make to turn this recipe to turn it into brownies, if it is at all possible? Thankyou for your cheerful inspiration. Janet 🙂
Lauren
Hi Janet,
Thank you for your sweet words, I'm so happy you like the cookies! I'm not sure about the brownies, but if I figure something out, I'll post it!
Janet Stephan
Awesome! Have a wonderful day. Just found your pizza crust recipes and can't wait to try them. :):):)
RecipestoNourish
Oh yum! I wish I had some of these to snack on right now! Thanks so much for sharing it at Savoring Saturdays linky party! Hope you'll join us again.
Raia
These sound delicious, Lauren! Thank you for sharing them at Savoring Saturdays, I'm going to feature them at this weekend's party. 🙂 Hope to see you there!
Lauren
Thank you so much Raia, I'll be there! 🙂
Sarah
I can't believe I've never tried baking cookies with chickpea flour before! These look amazing - can't wait to try your recipe!
Kristin
I love you right now! Thanks for this recipe. The cookies are amazing! Didn't use the stevia and subbed in coconut sugar. I ate 4 and had to make myself stop : )
Lauren
Haha, thanks so much Kristin, glad you enjoyed them!
fitfoodiemama
I haven't made any treats with chickpeas in a while- guess that needs to change because these look delicious! 🙂
Rachel
Sounds like my childhood. My BFF was/is my dad. We have so much more in common than my mom and I do.
Also, you're killing me with your sweet treats. I know they're healthy but gah!!! 🙂 These look awesome. Thanks for sharing!!
valisesetgourmandises
I just made these and they were so delicious! I should've taken them out after 12 minutes, they turned out a bit tough, but the man and I loved them! They're so filling that there's no way we could eat a whole batch in one sitting though! haha
I found the taste very interesting, actually reminiscent of eggs. I also think that they're a good base for other flavourings. All that being said, thank you so much for the recipe! Hope you had a lovely weekend 🙂
Lauren
Thank you, I'm so happy you liked them!
valisesetgourmandises
Well, we made them again last night and turns out we can eat a whole batch in about 15 minutes! 😀
Lauren
Yay, that's awesome! 🙂
Julie
Thanks for your site!
I just made these with bob's red mill garbanzo bean flour and they look beautiful!!
Sadly they have a very bitter taste. The smell of the chickpea flour is what they taste like. Did I do something wrong?
Lauren
Hi Julie! I'm sorry you didn't like the taste. What I'm suspecting is that they weren't baked long enough?... Chickpea flour needs to be cooked through, otherwise, that 'bean-y' taste can really linger.
Brigitte bilodeau
I just baked these ...they are so good , I used 3 table spoons molasses to replace maple syrup and didn't use any of the other sugar . I am looking more for a healthy treat than cookies..just the best I also added a handful of toasted walnuts and refrigerate my cookies on the baking sheet for 20 minutes because my flour wasn't cold ....thank you for an amazing recipe..
Lauren
That's great Brigitte, thanks for the comment! 🙂
Bethany
These cookies look great!
Meg
Lovely recipe! I can't have oil though ...Do you think these would work if i replaced the oil with pumpkin?
Kerry
Just made some chickpea flour chocolate chip cookies using your recipe. O.M.G.!! I have tried other gluten free flours before and found them lacking...too dry, weird aftertaste, etc. These cookies are so delicious and taste like a choc chip cookie using traditional flour, eggs, milk...all the things my body no longer lets me eat without consequences. I gave my husband and kids one and said they were "regular" choc chip cookies, and they all gave rave reviews. Score! I am looking forward to trying out more of your recipes. Keep up the great work Lauren!
Lauren
Thanks Kerry, so happy you all enjoyed them!
Chawna
I had a baby three months ago and I've had this crazy sugar craving ever since. I'm trying not to eat sweets but I decided to cave by making this healthier treat. I made these yesterday and they are delicious! I used coconut sugar and since didn't have Stevia I just used a little more coconut sugar. Like a teaspoon.
Anyway, DELISH.
Lauren
That's awesome Chawna, I'm in the same boat as you now with trying to cut out the sweets after having my son. Thanks for your comment! 🙂
Vyk
Wow!!! I made these tonight and they are brilliant! Tasty..crunchy..perfect!
I will be making these again and again.
Thanks so much for sharing..your a nourishing food angel!
Lauren
Thanks Vyk, so happy you enjoyed them! 🙂
Heather
I made these today without the chocolate chips and they were delicious! My daughter and I ate them all in one sitting! I think I may add peanut butter to my next batch to see how that turns out. Thank you for this wonderful recipe!
Lauren
That's awesome Heather, thanks for the comment!
Stephanie
Hi Lauren! I've used this recipe about 3 times now, about to use it again. Thanks so much for this recipe! It's delicious every time 😀
Lauren
That's great Stephanie, thanks for letting me know! 🙂
Vanessa
can't wait to try thIs! Anything I can use instead of sugar?
Lauren
I haven't tried these any other way, sorry!
Daria Rose
You could try using bananas, really really ripe ones. They are very sweet and a good binder.
EVIE
Just made these think I added to much water as were very very sticky ,did not use the stevia so doubled on the sugar .They did spread a lot looked nothing like yours (is that because they were to wet)They do taste very good ,have just hidden them in the cupboard so that they last until this evening!!!!
Lauren
Any substitutions can mess up a recipe, so I can't tell you exactly what went wrong, but it sounds like your flour wasn't chilled enough or you had too many wet ingredients.
sheila
Best cookies I have ever made, Yummy !!
Lauren
Thanks Sheila!
Kelly
Thank you Lauren for sharing this AMAZINGLY delicious recipe! I made them last night for the first time. The batch only made large 4 cookies because that's how I like them! I fed them to my husband and he was in heaven! I didn't tell him that it was made from chickpea flour until he dug into his third cookie. He was pleasantly surprised 🙂
Lauren
That's great Kelly, thanks for the feedback! 😀
Deirdre
Lesson learned.....not degrees Celsius........ha!
Deirdre
Oh and my oven only actually goes up to 250 degrees so I am guessing bake for a little longer?
Deirdre
You would be happy to know tbat besan flour (chickpea) tastes great cooked and roasted. My husband's family are Indian and they cook with it ALL of the time. My first time cooking with your recipe today - baked goods are my one weakness so anything that can make that a healthier option is great! The real test will be my 1 and 4 year olds....
Summer
I made these cookies last night and they didn't come out very good. Ugh I really wanted them to. I had so much hope. They still had the chickpea flour taste even after they were cooked. Is that how yours tasted?
Lauren
Hi Summer,
It sounds like they weren't baked long enough, as that is what will rid the cookie of the 'beany' taste.
Leland
I had the same problem, unfortunately. Fairly intense chickpea flavor and an almost bitter aftertaste. I'm hesitant to bake them much longer, though, since both color and texture were absolutely perfect. If anything, the cookies were darker than in your photos. Do you think turning the oven down and baking them longer might help?
Isabelle Marcil
Wow! Just make these with a few modifs:
*Lupin flour in place of chickpea flour (I was actually looking for a recipe to make with lupin flour, and decided to search for chickpea flour recipes... thanks, good idea!)
*Put 5 tbsp sucanat (will put 4 next time) and no stevia or maple syrup
*Replaced coconut oil with 1 tsp olive oil, and a small piece of a banana
*Replaced chocolate chips with cocoa nibs and roasted sunflower seeds
Yummy! Will definitively do again 🙂 Thank you so much for sharing!
Lot of love
Isabelle
Lauren
I'm so happy you enjoyed the recipe Isabelle! 🙂
Kathleen
I'm looking for recipes to use up the huge stash of chickpea flour in my pantry, thanks to an accidental Subscribe & Save delivery. 🙂 Pinning this recipe now--it's going on my "use up the chickpea flour" list. Thanks!
Marta
Hi, I found your blog by accident when I was looking for ways of getting rid of chickpea flour from my cupboard. I am not vegan, nor vegetarian, I am no a 'health freak' either ...but, probably because of, it I decided to give it a go. The recipe sounded odd and very different from what I usually bake.
And the result is...FANTASTIC! The cookies are very, very good, so good that I am already planning to make a bigger batch for my friends.
Thank you so much for sharing it. I think I will explore your blog a bit further 😀
(sorry for any mistakes, English is not my first language)
Lauren
That's so great Marta, thanks for the comment (and your English is great)! 😀
Andreea
First time using chickpea flour. I used honey instead of mapel syrop. They are very good!!!
Next time i will use less sugar or honey, they were abit too sweet for my taste but its definatly going to be a next time!
Thank you very much for the recepe!!!
Lauren
Hi Andreea,
Honey will definitely bump up the sweetness factor, but I'm happy you still enjoyed them!
Yvonne
I've already made 3 batches of these because they don't last long in my house. They are so delicious and easy to make! Thanks for sharing.
Lauren
That's so awesome Yvonne, thanks for the comment! 🙂
chia
You are a genius. Just made these and there are so good! I didn't have the chocolate chips so I used dried cranberries instead. I need to order chickpea flour in bulk!
Lauren
That's awesome Chia, thanks for the feedback! 🙂
Christine
Just made these with carob chips, they were fabulous!!! I'm vegan, my oldest son is GF and has a chocolate allergy, DIL is GF, other son is trying to eat healthier after gallbladder removal. We all loved them! My oldest grandson guessed that they were made from chickpea flour but still loved them. Going to try the black bean fudge next. So happy to find vegan sweet recipes that don't use nuts. Thanks for the great recipes!
Lauren
That's great Christine, I'm so happy you all enjoyed them!
Irene
Hi Lauren,
I just made a batch of these and they tasted really nice, the only thing that didnt't turn out as planned was the texture. The 'cookies' were more like pancakes, quite soft, not even the edges turned crispy... Any ideas why? Still I really enjoyed them:) Thank you so much for all the wonderful recipes!
Lauren
Hi Irene,
It sounds like you may have had a mis-measurement of dry to wet ingredients (either too little dry or too much wet). They should come out chewy and crispy, anything but a soft, pancake texture! Glad you at least enjoyed the taste though! 🙂
Bekka
Hi Lauren, I made these cookies and they were AMAZING! Thank you for sharing 🙂 I do have a question that you will probably think is really odd/stupid where did you get the measuring spoons you use? I have been looking for ones that are stainless steel and have the smaller measuring spoons as well and I cannot find any anywhere! Thanks for all of the great recipes!
Lauren
Hi Bekka,
Thanks for your comment, I'm so happy you enjoyed the cookies! I got my latest set of measuring spoons off of Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00004SU1I?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creativeASIN=B00004SU1I&linkCode=xm2&tag=oatwitafor-20 🙂
Melinda
Hi there I just made and devoured these. My 8 year old loved them also. I used olive oil as I had run out of coconut oil but they still tasted great.
Thanks so much. Melinda
Lauren
That's great Melinda, thanks for the feedback! 🙂
Jasmine
These are amazingly!!!! I just made a batch and am so happy with them. My 3 girls are going to love these and hubby does too - he couldn't even tell they were gluten free. So glad I found your blog. Thank you from New Zealand!,
Lauren
That's great, thanks for the feedback Jasmine! 🙂
Ber
I just made these (added dried cranberries too). They are delicious! Thanks
Lauren
That's awesome Ber! 🙂
Loretta Blake
Finally, a Gluten Free, Dairy Free, Refined Sugar Free chocolate chip cookie recipe that is crunchy!!! My 13 year old daughter, who has food allergies, has been longing for a crunchy choc chip recipe, unlike most others, which are soft. These were great and got the big thumbs up from her! Thank you, Lauren, for creating this!!!
Lauren
Yay, that's what I love to hear Loretta! SO happy they made an allergic little girl happy! 😀
Keith
Lovely recipe you have here. People should take note that if they use chocolate chips, it will no longer be dairy free, most likely. I tried these today with a few alterations, mainly honey and molasses replacing the maple syrup for a more traditional taste. And I had them extra sticky from too much water, but that was ok, because they spread nicely and were thin just how I like them. Chickpea flour is one of the things I've always had issues with thinking of how to use it, as it lasts longer than all the other flours and starches in use. Glad to know I can make tasty cookies now. Thank you.
Gail Spach
There are many dairy-free chocolate chips available.
Chris
Made these cookies last night for my daughter she is a vegan and has a gluten sensitivity, they were awesome!!! thanks for sharing the recipe!!!
Lauren
That's great Chris, I'm so happy you enjoyed them!
Roberta
Why does the chickpea flour have to be cold?
Lauren
Hi Roberta,
It helps keep the cookie's shape when baking. 🙂
donna
So any white bean flour should work? And thx for clarifying the bean from the flour ♡
Lauren
Yes, any bean flour should work! They also make black bean flour if that would agree with you better. 🙂
Donna
Hello Lauren,
You mentioned in your blog for the 'chickpea' blondies' that switching to cannellini beans
worked or navy beans. Would they work in this recipe also? Thanks
Lauren
Hi Donna,
This recipe uses chickpea flour as opposed to the actual bean, but Bob's Red Mill does make a white bean flour you might be interested in!
June Abney
Lauren,I made these cookies today and they are delicious! I never would have known there was chick pea flour in the recipe.
We are grain free and I have tried many cookie recipes with various nut flours...they are pretty good, but the texture is never quite right. These are perfect and the combination of sweeteners is just right. An added bonus...such an easy recipe!
Thank you for sharing all of your hard work!
Lauren
Thank you June, I'm so happy you liked them! They are a favorite around my house right now too. 🙂
Michal
Looks like a really tasty recipe, thanks
Thalia @ butter and brioche
i've never cooked with chick pea flour before, definitely something i need to try. thanks lauren for the idea!
Lauren
Thanks Thalia! You really should give these a try, they're amazing!
leah
Omg.lauren I just made.these today they tasted.terrific!! And they.were so easy! I gave them to my.friend.who.eats gluten free she was raving over them! Pls keep the great recipes.coming! All the.best
Lauren
That's awesome Leah, I'm so happy you enjoyed them! They are a favorite with us right now too. 🙂
Mike @TheIronYou
I have never baked with chickpea flour before but now I want to...these cookies look incredible!
Lauren L. @ Newest Obsession
I made these the night I saw them on your blog!! I had all of the ingredients on hand. I made them without the stevia and I loved them. The batch size was perfect. Just enough for my husband and I to have a cookie a day for four days. Thank you!
Lauren
That's awesome Lauren, I'm so happy you enjoyed them! 😀
Juliana Walters
Whenever bloggers leave comments on my blog I immediately go look at their blog! So today, when I saw your comment I rushed right over to Oatmeal with a Fork. The funny thing is when I started reading your about page I realized I had read it before! I read it again because you have an amazing/inspiring story!
I think I was led to your blog before via foodgawker. I have to admit that I probably got what I wanted then split without a comment. I’m a creeper like that sometimes.
Love that you have three different food processors (I do too, and I’m considering another!)!
Love that your husband is a firefighter! Mine fought wildfire for ~10 yrs.
Before I go I want you to know that I’ll be back to your blog soon. I really just started blogging about healthy food consistently in May.
Lastly, your Cheesy Cauliflower Breadsticks (OMG)!!! And these cookies, “PINNED”! OK, Bye!
Lauren
Hi Juliana! Lol!! I stalk blogs too and only leave comments if I'm truly inspired, so I getcha! That's awesome about your hubby...when I was reading your blog, the way you write reminded me of me, and then I saw that our family situation is really similar (except you're like some genius nuclear physicist or something). 🙂 Thanks for stopping by, and good luck with the healthy food! You'll feel so much better for it. 😀
Kat
I just had a question about stevia, if I don't have any what could be used instead of? Thanks so much, love your site 😉
Kat
Lauren
Hi Kat,
You could use two additional tablespoons of your preferred granulated sweetener, but you might need a tad more water. Thanks for reading! 😀
Andy
Just made these cookies - they are incredible!! Many thanks for the recipe.. all your recipes. I'm very appreciative. Be well.
Lauren
That's great Andy, I'm so happy you enjoyed them!! 🙂
Sasha
These look great! I use chickpea flour in baked goods quite often in combination with other flours, but have never used it on its own in anything sweet. Will have to give these a try!
Also, I love the stuff about you and your Dad. I was such a Daddy's girl and this brought up some good thoughts 🙂
Lauren
Thanks Sasha! I was surprised at how great the flour tasted in these too. Have a great day! 🙂
Diana
One of my favorite things about your blog is that your recipes usually make smaller amounts. I like 8 cookies because I don't have tons of leftovers to store or eat really fast! So far everything I have made from your blog is wonderful so I am looking forward to making these too! Thanks!
Lauren
Haha, that's so ironic Diana! My husband was just telling me I need to start making bigger batches because everything I make goes so fast!
Jill
I've never used chickpea flour before, but now I think I'll have to! I love the look of these cookies...and they do look like Chips Ahoy!
Rebecca @ Strength and Sunshine
Love chickpea flour! I keep mine in the freezer too!
priscilla
I tried 2 batches of chickpea choc chip cookies and both batches were too salty.