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    Chocolate Chip Cookies Made With Olive Oil

    Filed Under: Dessert, Mediterranean Diet Recipes, Recipes Genres

    These Chocolate Chip Cookies Made With Olive Oil are soft and delicious tasting. This recipe is friendly to the Mediterranean and Sugar Free Diets
    4.64 from 19 votes
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    This recipe for Chocolate Chip Cookies Made With Olive Oil is one of the best ones out there.
    I think that is so good because of the olive oil .

    Chocolate Chip Cookies Made With Olive Oil

    Chocolate Chip Cookies Made With Olive Oil

    I am not sure that I know of anyone who would not want a chocolate chip cookie.
    Especially a good looking cookie that also tastes good.

    I think that is because not every chocolate cookie tastes the same.

    You could certainly settle for a chocolate chip cookie that comes out of the box from the grocery store.
    However, I would think that most of us would prefer a cookie that is homemade made with ingredients that we are all
    familiar with.

    To be honest, I was kind of surprised that there is any kind of a cookie that would be friendly to the Mediterranean diet.

    This is because we all know that refined sugar is something that we should avoid. But, having said that, you could certainly make these cookies without the refined sugar.

    You really can make these chocolate chip cookies without adding refined sugar.
    My suggestion in doing so would be to use a natural sweetener such as stevia. Please read the label on your sweetener to get an idea how much to use, or measuring equivalence when compared to sugar (use a granular alternative for best results.)



    We also know that chocolate chips have sugar added to them in most cases.

    However, you could also use an alternatively sweetened chocolate chip instead.
    You can see some ideas for chocolate chips without sugar added to them here.

    Brown sugar is also added to this chocolate chip cookie recipe.
    However, you could use a brown sugar alternative instead. Another option would be to simply substitute your white sugar alternative for the brown sugar too (it won’t look or taste the same yet, it could suffice).

    Substituting oil for butter in a cookie recipe can alter the cookie.

    First of all, we are adding a liquid to the recipe where there was really no liquid. So, as a result, we will add less oil than we would have butter to compensate for this imbalance.

    Olive oil also brings its own taste to this recipe.
    We all know that the taste of olive oil can range from kinda bland to bold and fruity.
    My suggestion would be to select an olive oil that best matches the flavor of the cookie that you desire to make.

    Using whole wheat flour is one more way to make these cookies even more friendly to the Mediterranean diet.

    Even better, use a white whole wheat flour! You can find plenty of white whole wheat flour options here.

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    Chocolate Chip Cookies Made With Olive Oil

    Chocolate Chip Cookies Made With Olive Oil

    Chocolate Chip Cookies Made With Olive Oil

    As mentioned, when choosing an olive oil, the taste of olive oil can range from kinda bland to bold and fruity. My suggestion would be to select an olive oil that best matches the flavor of the cookie that you desire to make.

    Also, using whole wheat flour is one more way to make these cookies even more friendly to the Mediterranean diet.
    Even better, use a white whole wheat flour! You can find plenty of white whole wheat flour options here.

    Here is how to make these cookies sugar free.

    Use a natural sweetener such as stevia. Please read the label on your sweetener to get an idea how much to use, or measuring equivalence when compared to sugar (use a granular alternative for best results.) Also, brown sugar alternative , as well as chocolate chips without sugar added to them.



    Here is what you will need to make Chocolate Chip Cookies Made With Olive Oil.

    • Flour- 2 ΒΌ cups. Using whole wheat flour is one more way to make these cookies even more friendly to the Mediterranean diet.
      Even better, use a white whole wheat flour! You can find plenty of white whole wheat flour options here.
    • Baking Soda- 1 teaspoon.
    • Olive Oil – ΒΎ cup. I prefer an extra virgin olive oil that is not overly bold in taste.
    • White Sugar- 1 cup. If using an alternative, such as a natural sweetener like stevia. Please read the label on your sweetener to get an idea how much to use, or measuring equivalence when compared to sugar (use a granular alternative for best results.)
    • Brown Sugar- Β½ cup (packed). Just as with the white sugar alternative, please read the label on your brown sugar alternative .
    • Eggs-2.
    • Vanilla Extract- 1 Β½ teaspoons.
    • Chocolate Chips- 2 cups. You can see some ideas for chocolate chips without sugar added to them here.



    How to make Chocolate Chip Cookies Made With Olive Oil.

    • Preheat your oven to 350. Prep your cookie sheet for nonstick. I use parchment paper.
    • In a medium bowl, whisk together the flour and baking soda.
    • Next, in a mixing bowl, mix together the olive oil and the sugar. This will result in a thinner, yet still kind of cream like, consistency unlike a regular butter and sugar batter which is creamy. Next add the eggs, one egg at a time, stirring between additions.
    • Add the dry ingredients, Β½ at a time, to the mixing bowl, stirring gently between additions. On the second addition, also add the vanilla extract.
    • Fold in the chocolate chips by hand.
    • Bake these cookies for 10-12 minutes or until they begin to brown. Please note that this will be somewhat softer in the middle than regular chocolate chip cookies. However, this seems to please people, such as myself πŸ™‚ .

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    Chocolate Chip Cookies Made With Olive Oil

    These Chocolate Chip Cookies Made With Olive Oil are soft and delicious tasting. This recipe is friendly to the Mediterranean and Sugar Free Diets
    Prep Time15 mins
    Cook Time12 mins
    Total Time27 mins
    Course: Dessert
    Cuisine: Mediterranean
    Search Result: cookies, Homemade, Mediterranean Diet, olive oil, Sugar Free, while wheat, whole wheat
    Servings: 60 cookies
    Servings: 1g
    Author: Food, Wine, and Love | myposhmedia llc

    Equipment

    • Olive Oil,
    • stevia
    • White Whole Wheat Flour

    Ingredients

    • Flour- 2 ΒΌ cups. Using whole wheat flour is one more way to make these cookies even more friendly to the Mediterranean diet.
    • Even better use a white whole wheat flour! You can find plenty of white whole wheat flour options here.
    • Baking Soda- 1 teaspoon.
    • Olive Oil – ΒΎ cup. I prefer an extra virgin olive oil that is not overly bold in taste.
    • White Sugar- 1 cup. If using an alternative such as a natural sweetener like stevia. Please read the label on your sweetener to get an idea how much to use, or measuring equivalence when compared to sugar (use a granular alternative for best results.)
    • Brown Sugar- Β½ cup packed. Just as with the white sugar alternative, please read the label on your brown sugar alternative .
    • Eggs-2.
    • Vanilla Extract- 1 Β½ teaspoons.
    • Chocolate Chips- 2 cups. You can see some ideas for chocolate chips without sugar added to them here.

    Instructions

    • Preheat your oven to 350. Prep your cookie sheet for nonstick. I use parchment paper.
    • In a medium bowl, whisk together the flour and baking soda.
    • Next, in a mixing bowl, mix together the olive oil and the sugar. This will result in a thinner, yet still kind of cream like, consistency unlike a regular butter and sugar batter which is creamy. Next add the eggs, one egg at a time, stirring between additions.
    • Add the dry ingredients, Β½ at a time, to the mixing bowl, stirring gently between additions. On the second addition, also add the vanilla extract.
    • Fold in the chocolate chips by hand.
    • Bake these cookies for 10-12 minutes or until they begin to brown. Please note that this will be somewhat softer in the middle than regular chocolate chip cookies. However, this seems to please people, such as myself πŸ™‚ .

    Recipe Notes

    As mentioned, when choosing an olive oil, the taste of olive oil can range from kinda bland to bold and fruity. My suggestion would be to select an olive oil that best matches the flavor of the cookie that you desire to make.
    Also, using whole wheat flour is one more way to make these cookies even more friendly to the Mediterranean diet.
    Even better, use a white whole wheat flour! You can find plenty of white whole wheat flour options here.
    Use a natural sweetener such as stevia. Please read the label on your sweetener to get an idea how much to use, or measuring equivalence when compared to sugar (use a granular alternative for best results.)
    Also, brown sugar alternative , as well as chocolate chips without sugar added to them.
    *As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. This means that the links on this website, and specifically on this post, that lead to other sites may be affiliate links.

    Nutrition

    Serving: 1g | Calories: 100kcal | Carbohydrates: 12g
    Please note: Nutritional data has been calculated using a tool that comes with this recipe card and not by me. This means that Nutritional Information is only an estimate and can vary especially with ingredients that you use. The accuracy of this tool may differ from other tools as expected. Also note that there is no instructional value to the video that may be attached to this recipe. It is only there for visual pleasure. For more information about the images in this recipe, please refer the the recipe instructions. Thank you!

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