I spent the last few days craving biscuits so decided to make my own…unfortunately all the biscuits in my new recipe book Back to Biscuits have egg in them and as I’m still steering clear of that I needed to find a vegan alternative, of course I could have experimented with my own recipes but you have to be in an experimental mood, and I wasn’t! Therefore I googled vegan cookies and came up with peanut butter cookies. None of the recipes I found catered for me exactly some were very extravagant with millions (I exaggerate) of ingredients, others had items off my ‘no-no’ list so I took a bit of this, added a bit of that and hey-presto, these worked. More cakey than biscuit but it quashed my craving all the same.
What I especially like about these biscuits is that it’s one of those recipes where you throw all the ingredients into a bowl and stir, I’m ever so lazy when it comes to washing up, I have this batty idea that if you use a smaller saucepan than necessary it’s less washing up, whilst that maybe true in terms of surface volume…it still equals one saucepan to wash up, I know this, yet I still use the smallest possible option every time….go figure!
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Vegan and Gluten Free Peanut Butter Cookies
Simple to make and a great recipe to do with the kids to introduce them to baking – these cookies are gluten free, dairy free, egg free and vegan.
- 250 g peanut butter I used smooth on this occasion
- 50 g caster sugar
- 100 g gluten free plain flour
- 50 g rice flour
- 1 tsp bicarbonate of soda
- 60 ml almond milk
- 2 tsp vanilla
- pinch of salt
Preheat oven to Gas 5/ 190°C / 170°C Fan
Add all the ingredients to the mixer or bowl and combine to a thick pasty dough
Roll into 16 balls and pancake between your palms
- Pop onto a lined baking sheet
- Press the back of a fork into each biscuit to make a pattern
- Cook for 10-15 mins depending on how soft you want your cookie
Remove from the oven and cool for 5 mins before placing on a cooling rack.
Like the look of my vegan peanut butter cookies, then try these recipes
I have a fair few teatime treat recipes and I’m sure you’ll love to have a go at these Easy Gluten Free Apple Turnovers with a hint of cinnamon or how about my Slimey Wagon Wheel; gluten free and goolishly good there’s always these Rice Crispy Treats | delicious chocolate coated doughnuts to keep you busy in the kitchen with the kiddies and grand children.
Apple Turnovers 
Halloween Wagon Wheels 
Crispy Doughnut Treats
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These sound fab! I’ve just shared my ginger and sesame cookie recipe that might fit the bill too for you…also my iced gem recipe is now egg free…
Excellent, already seen your post on ginger and sesame cookies, off to find the iced gems x
Peanut butter cookies are a firm favourite in my house though I never made them vegan. I like that your recipe doesn’t need too much sugar. The cookies look lovely and must taste yummy too, I am sure of it:)
I had a favorite pb cookie recipe but was looking for a new one because the old recipe used added oil, and in my opinion with all the fat in the peanut butter plus the added oil my old favorite cookies contained way too much fat.
Oh wow! There’s definitely no need for more oil, my goodness! Hope you like these just as much x
wow! Great totally love them