Big Breakfast Cookie

 This recipe was submitted by Farmnwife!  Thanks so much for submitting!!  This looks yummy and like something the kiddos would enjoy:)

INGREDIENTS:

1/2 C Oil
1/2 C brown sugar
2 C Oats (rolled or quick)
1 egg beaten
1 1/2 tsp baking powder
1 tsp salt
2/3 C milk
1 tsp vanilla

DIRECTIONS:

(hint)I usually sneak in 1/3 C wheat germ. Can also add raisins, chocolate chips, ect.

Mix together, pour into 9″ greased pie dish, cook for 30-35 min in 350 oven.

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  1. Nina says:

    I make something similar that has a lot of nuts and dried fruit in it as well..and by nuts I mean the healthy ones – almonds, pecans, not the brazilian nut or cashews that are so high in fat! I use some oil, awesome fig preserve, honey or maple syrup -again since it is healthier than any kind of sugar. These I heat up to form a binding syrup for the rolled oats, nuts, sesame seeds, wheatgerm/ground flaxseed, sundried fruits – cranberries, apricots etc, and bake at 170 oven for about 40-45 mins. I usually keep some in my handbag for a quick snack in the office in the evenings

  2. Elizabeth says:

    Great breakfast for on-the-go , but it would definitely need fruit and nuts to compete with commercial cereal bars.
    A photo of the finished product for this recipe post woul help.

  3. Kathy Winsted says:

    This breakfast cookie looks good, but there is no photo – that would definitely help.

    I would put 1/3 cup Flax & Company into this instead of the 1/3 cup wheat germ. (This is a product that has flax, almonds, sunflower seeds and other nuts and seeds – adds protein and fiber – and it comes in coconut for some added flavor if you want – you can check it out at http://www.matildaskitchen.com) – it would be perfect in this recipe.

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  5. Annette says:

    What Genius!!! I have a daughter that hates breakfast. This recipe is perfect to put “healthy” items in, but still have a little choc. chips or raisins to make it seem like it’s not really a breakfast item. Thanks a bunch. I would have loved a picture of the finished product, though.

  6. Michele McHenry says:

    Was fabulous when we put in nuts and some craisens! You can mix just about anything with this! Thanks Farmwife!

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