Oatmeal Zucchini Cookies with chocolate chips and coconut are one of my all-time favorite cookies! They are perfect during the summer months when zucchini is in season, but we make them year-round because they are SO good!
Zucchini…in Cookies?
Is your garden zucchini staring you down? Don’t be scared, we are here to help! We have LOTS of zucchini recipes to help you out, including these amazing Oatmeal Zucchini Cookies. They are my FAVORITE!
I love baking with zucchini and usually make zucchini bread (classic, chocolate, or lemon) but since I am obsessed with cookies, I decided to make cookies and I’m so glad I did. These zucchini cookies are in my top 10 cookies of ALL TIME!
That is a big statement since I have over 200 cookie recipes on our blog, but I LOVE these SO SO much and I think you will too!
I love sneaking zucchini into my cookies because it makes me feel better about eating a two or six, ha! And if you think zucchini doesn’t belong in cookies, think again. These cookies are delicious.
Cookie Tips
- These zucchini cookies are made with: zucchini, coconut oil, sweetened flaked coconut, oatmeal, and chocolate chips. All of my favorites in one cookie!
- You can make the cookies with regular all-purpose flour or white whole wheat flour. I make them both ways and both ways are equally delicious. I personally like the whole wheat version because they are healthier and no one even knows!
- You don’t need to squeeze out the liquid in the shredded zucchini unless it is super watery. If it is, give it a gentle squeeze, but leave in most of the moisture.
- For the coconut oil, measure it solid and then melt it in the microwave, let it cool slightly before adding it to the dough. If you don’t want to use coconut oil, you can use softened butter.
- I use sweetened flaked coconut. You can use unsweetened coconut if you wish, but I like the touch of sweetness.
- Use old fashioned oats for this recipe, not quick oats.
- I use semi-sweet chocolate chips, but you can use milk chocolate or even white chocolate!
- Feel free to stir in some raisins or dried cranberries.
- If you don’t like coconut, you can leave it out. Stir in ¼ cup extra oats.
How to Make Zucchini Cookies
These zucchini cookies are easy to make. You can whip up a batch in no time!
- Preheat the oven to 350 degrees F. Line a baking sheet with a Silpat baking mat or parchment paper and set aside.
- In a medium bowl, whisk together the dry ingredients and set aside.
- In the bowl of a stand mixer, combine the coconut oil and sugars, mix until smooth. Add egg and vanilla extract. Next, add the shredded zucchini. Mix until combined.
- Add the dry ingredients and mix until just combined. Stir in oats, coconut, and chocolate chips.
- Drop cookie dough by heaping tablespoonfuls, 2 inches apart, onto prepared baking sheet. Bake for 12 minutes or until cookies are slightly golden around the edges and set.
- Let the cookies cool on the baking sheet for about 3 to 4 minutes and then transfer to a cooling rack to cool completely.
How to Freeze
I’ve already made two batches of these cookies with our garden zucchini. I made a batch to share with friends and put a batch in our freezer, for a rainy day. The cookies got rave reviews from our friends and the cookies in our freezer haven’t been forgotten.
I ate a cookie straight from the freezer and discovered they are just as good frozen, if not better! You HAVE to try them frozen, they are so good and the perfect treat for summer!
To freeze the cookies, let the cookies cool completely on a wire cooling wrack. Place the cooled cookies in a freezer bag or container and freeze for up to 2 months. Enjoy right from the freezer. Trust me, you will love having a stash of these cookies in your freezer!
Kids Love Them
So don’t let your zucchini overwhelm you! Start shredding some zucchini, you have cookies to make! These easy zucchini cookies are a family favorite and our boys don’t even care there is zucchini in them.
They asked about the green in the cookies and I told them it was zucchini and they kept on eating! They LOVE these cookies!
Ok, all this talk about cookies has me craving one RIGHT NOW! I am off to eat a cookie now, breakfast of champions! Hey, these are healthy cookies so it’s totally ok!
And if you are looking for more zucchini recipes, check out these our favorite zucchini recipes. Happy zucchini season!
More Zucchini Desserts
- Chocolate Zucchini Bread
- Lemon Zucchini Bread
- Zucchini Bread
- Zucchini Brownies
- Chocolate Zucchini Cake
- Zucchini Cookies with Chocolate Chips and Dried Cranberries
- Zucchini Applesauce Oatmeal Cookies
Oatmeal Zucchini Cookies
Ingredients
- 1 cup all-purpose flour or white whole wheat flour
- 1 teaspoon baking soda
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 4 tablespoons coconut oil, melted and cooled to room temperature
- 1/2 cup dark brown sugar
- 1/4 cup granulated sugar
- 1 large egg
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1 cup shredded zucchini
- 2 cups old fashioned oats
- 1/2 cup sweetened coconut flakes
- 3/4 cup semisweet chocolate chips
Instructions
- Preheat the oven to 350 degrees F. Line a baking sheet with a Silpat baking mat or parchment paper and set aside.
- In a medium bowl, whisk together flour, baking soda, and salt. Set aside.
- In a large mixing bowl, combine coconut oil and sugars, mix until smooth. Add egg and vanilla extract. Next, add the shredded zucchini. Mix until combined.
- Slowly add flour mixture until just combined. Stir in oats, coconut, and chocolate chips.
- Drop cookie dough by heaping tablespoonfuls, 2 inches apart, onto prepared baking sheet. Bake for 10-12 minutes or until cookies are slightly golden around the edges and set. Remove cookies from pans; cool completely on wire racks.
Notes
Nutrition
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Ive made lots of things with zucchini from breads to fritters but never cookies. GREAT idea, Maria! I was always worried the moisture would water down the dough but clearly no issues. Pinned and want to try these!
Such a great way to use up zucchini! Yum!
I love sneaking fruits and veggies in…and this is one delicious way to do it! How fun
Are they crunchy or chewy?
The cookies are soft and chewy.
Looks incredible!
Loving everything about these cookies Maria. Especially the veggie hiding inside!
Yum! Love zucchini and chocolate together and in a cookie, it’s so perfect! Wonderful recipe!
Love these Maria! I just made a zucchini treat over the weekend and they turned out great! I am now convinced that zucchini is a magical baked good ingredient! Plus, I love coconut oatmeal cookies. YUM!
These look delicious! Can I sub butter or vegetable oil for the coconut oil?
Yes!
Great way to use up all of this extra zucchini! 🙂
I love “hidding” zucchini in anything chocolate. Thanks for sharing!
Veggies in cookies means tat I can eat double right? I’m in heaven with these!
I don’t even like zucchini, but these look so incredible I don’t know that I’d be able to resist having one or two! 🙂
Yum! You described these cookies so well. Never would have thought to put zucchini in cookies, even though I love them in bread and muffins. Will let you know when I make them 🙂
Loving the idea of zucchini in cookies!
how neat is this! i love the idea of sneaking a veggie into a baked good! 🙂
Maaaaaaariaaaaaaaaaaaa, please fedex me some, coo?
I love vegetable baked goods, always makes me feel a little less guilty. 🙂
theses are so great Maria- I often make cookies similar to this to sneak veggies into the kids diet!
These sound so good! What a great way to enjoy that zucchini!
We are vegan. Can we use an egg substitute?
Yes! Enjoy!
This flavor combo sound amazing Maria! Love it! Got to go check out that bread now 🙂
Can this recipe be made Paleo Friendly using almond flour?
Hi Rick-I’ve used a gluten-free flour mix and whole wheat flour and they were just as good. I am sure almond flour will work too! Let me know if you try it!
These cookies are pure genius! I never would have thought to put zucchini into a cookie!
Such a great idea for sneaking those veggies in!!
Great way to sneak in those veggies. Love it!!
You can have your veggies and cookie too!
These sound amazing!! I love that you have added a bit of heath to a cookie!! Makes me feel less guilty for eating 3+…. Question: do you ring the moisture out of your shredded zucchini? Thanks!
Perfect for back to school! Going to make a batch soon.
These are awesome and a perfect way to use up extra zucchini 🙂 Love that you added coconut, too! Making soon!
These look so delicious and healthy by cookie standards. Pinning!
I would have thought zucchini was too moist for cookies but I guess not! These look so chewy delicious!
When you put a batch in the freezer, did you freeze already baked cookies or did you freeze balls of cookie dough that you baked up later? I usually do the latter, but wondered if the zuchini makes a difference in what I should do.
I put baked cookies in freezer bags and froze them! They are so good right from the freezer:)
Wow, these look gorgeous, Maria! I love your recipes…you are so creative!! 🙂
I can’t wait to try these cookies! They have so many great flavors and are pretty healthy. Love when cookies taste good from the freezer too!
These totally count as a health food. Pretty balanced too, with the oats for some heart healthy fiber, coconut oil for some fat burning fats, dark chocolate chips for antioxidants, and zucchini for vitamins. And I’m a chocolate chip cookie fanatic. I like them in the dough form, fresh from the oven form, slightly cooled form, and the frozen form. Big fan. Thanks for the idea 🙂
love to try these
These cookies look fabulous, so perfect for zucchini season!
These look fantastic and relatively Weight Watchers friendly! I’ve bookmarked them to try very very soon. I too am a huge fan of cookies and the combination of coconut and zucchini. My mom made me a zucchini coconut bread recently and it was excellent! Thanks for the inspiration. I’m off to calculate their PointsPlus value….
Best idea!! And they’re beautiful, too 🙂
Okay dokey! Printed out the recipe, the zucchini is shredded, I’m ready to give these a good whirl!
Yes! We have soooooo much zucchini right now, so these are perfect!
I will be trying these! Unfortunately I don’t have any garden zucchini or know of a neighbor with some to spare. Oh well! My mom just made some zucchini cookies but she just added two cups or so of zucchini to an oatmeal raisin cookie recipe and the dough was really wet. She had to keep adding flour in between batches. I think the amount of zucchini does effect the recipe. One cup seems like a safe bet.
Mmmmmmm.love all the flavors in these cookies!
Thank you! I needed a different way to use up all my Zucchini. I have squash coming out my ears! : )
Love love love these! Your cookies are my fav!
I have never baked with zucchini before, but this looks so good I’m wondering why that is!
I love almost any kind of oatmeal cookie and these look amazing. However my 6 year old is allergic to oatmeal among other things. What else would be good in its place?
Yes, they definitely are calling my name!
These are just fantastic! Finally, a way to get my 16-year-old son to eat zucchini…
I love sneaking veggies into yummy treats, too! These look amazing…I can’t to try them!
Really gotta try these! Great way to get more veggies into the diet.
what a unique idea! I would never have considered putting zucchini in cookies, it would be great to disguise the take for little kids! (:
From Em x
I love cookies. I have lots of zucchini. Perfection!
Just came out of the oven. DELICIOUSLY moist, tender, flavorful and great texture! Love love choc hips, oatmeal and coconut, not a zucchini fan, but definitely a way to get me to eat it! Another fantastic cookie recipe. You are my cookie queen, Maria. Thank you!
Mmmmm…I’ll take 3!!
Love these recipes. Thank you.
Any sub for the coconut….my daughter has a nut allergy and we avoid coconut too. Thanks:-)
You can leave the coconut out, maybe add an extra 1/2 cup of oats. You can use butter or canola oil.
I would replace the coconut flakes with some raisins
I love adding raisins!
What a fantastic combination with the coconut, chocolate chips and zucchini! I bet these are super moist thanks to the coconut oil and shredded zucchini!
yummy!!!!! love chocolate chips cookies prepared at home..
I just made these cookies (with a couple of adaptations here and there.) Thanks for the recipe! http://lifestooshorttoskipdessert.blogspot.com/2013/08/zucchini-chocolate-chip-oatmeal-coconut.html
Another marvelous recipe! Love!
Can you sub veg oil for the coconut oil? I live in the boondocks and it is over an hour to a grocery store but I have zucchini galore!! 🙂
Hello! I found your site through A Spicy Perspective. Who would’ve thought to use zucchini with cookies! Brilliant! I love that I can feel less guilty eating this cookie since I get a serving of vegetables with it too. =)
Is the texture of the cookie crunchy? If not, is there a way to get it crunchy? My family likes crunchy cookies.
Very good cookies!!
can these be made with gluten free flour mixture? does anything else change in the recipe?
These were amazing!! Thanks for the recipe! Definitely a keeper!!
We just made three of your zucchini cookie recipes and these are our favorite! They are all really good cookies though…and disappearing quickly! 🙂
Brenda- I just made these gluten free and they turned out great! I used rice flour in place of regular flour and added 1 tsp of xanthum gum. I have found the key to baking gluten free is to use an alternative flour as well as adding 1tsp of xanthum gum per cup of flour used. Makes everything turn out just as it would when baking with normal flour. 🙂 I hope this helps!
Great idea… thanks
Just tried these since I have no butter in the house. Turned out great using white whole wheat flour.
Made these just a few days after the applesauce ones and love them just the same. I stored some away in the freezer for another day. Everyone at work enjoyed them too – such a great taste :]
These are the best cookies ever! We can’t stop eating them, but we have convinced ourselves they are healthy. Thank you!
I made these but substituted butternutsquash for the zucchini since that was what I had at home and they came out delicious.
Has anyone tried this using thawed & squeezed shredded zucchini? Did it turn out ok? We already shredded & froze all our zucchini so they wouldn’t spoil.
I made these tonight with butter and they are delicious!! Perfect combination and they are so soft and chewy. Only change I made was 1/2 cup chocolate chips. Thanks for the recipe!
I made these last night & they were a hit! Thanks Maria & Josh 🙂
I just made these yesterday with previously-frozen/thawed shredded zucchini. I only drained about half the liquid from the zucchini. These cookies turned out great! They are cake-like in texture which I wasn’t sure I liked at first bite. But after a couple bites, I was sold. I can’t stop eating these! My new favorite cookie. I had never baked with coconut oil before, but I can’t imagine these cookies any other way. The recipe is perfect as-is. Thanks for the recipe, Maria!
I am so glad you liked the cookies! They are my favorite too!
Just defrosted a bag of zucchini that I shredded over the summer. It will bbe interesting to see how my husbannd liikes these as he is exxpeccting the Zucchini Cranbberry Chocolate Chip Cookies that you posted previously. Thosse are his favorite!
I LOVE these cookies and made a double batch of them 4-6ths ago. I pulled one out of the freezer (because that is the best way to eat them!) and they are still SO good. Not freezer burned, I was amazed and impressed. Definitely a sign of a great cookie, almost half a year in the freezer and they don’t taste like the freezer or freezer burn at all! 🙂
My girls scouts made these tonight, thumbs up all around! Thanks 🙂
I love sneaking fruit and veggies into everything, and it is so devious in a cookie!!
My favourite is sweet potato with chocolate, but this reecipe may be a new winner.
Thanks!
Do you squeeze the liquid out of the zucchini first, or is it still really moist when you add it?
I squeeze it out a little bit in a paper towel, but I don’t squeeze it completely dry. I hope that helps!
This recipe is perfect for making oatmeal raisin cookies. Thx! 🙂
Hey if i used coconut flour, would it be to coconut-y? What about almonds for crunch???
These cookies are delish! I wrote about them and shared the link in my post today http://myoverflowingcup.com/5-sweet-ways-to-use-the-zucchini-in-your-kitchen/ – Thanks so much for the recipe!
I’m not the biggest baker, but want to try these because I have so many zucchini this year. Do you peel the zucchini first before shredding it ?
Thanks
I never peel the zucchini. Enjoy!
I admit, these do look good, but only ONE cup of zucchini? Come on!!! Give me a recipe that uses 50 cups of shredded zucchini and then I’ll be happy. 🙂
Has anyone tried substituting honey or syrup for the granulated sugar? Would it make them too moist?
Can I sub applesauce for coconut oil?
So good !! Tastefull and moist.
By far one of my favorite cookie’s recipe.
Thanks !!
Hi again!
Your recipes are so amazing that I just had share another one on my blog:
http://www.juniperinherhair.com/zucchini-coconut-chocolate-chip-cookies/
fabulous recipe. thanks for doing what you do!
cheers
Jennifer
These look amazing and I so want to make them but we’re not coconut fans over here. The oil is fine but the shreds not so much. I’m thinking if I left them out it would change the consistency completey. Do you have any suggestions?
You can add extra oats if you don’t like coconut.
These are my husbands favorite cookies. I bake 3 or 4 batches at a time and freeze them. They are even delicious when eaten frozen. For the last batch I used half chocolate chips and half butterscotch becayse that is what I had. They may be even better!
Wow! You have no idea how excited I am to make these! They sound so yummy!! I have my step kids coming this weekend and I promised to make cookies as part of our summer 2015 bucket list! This recipe is perfect! Thank you! I’ll let you know how it goes!!
I hope you like them! They are my favorite!
They sound delicious but can the recipe be made without white sugar? And less brown sugar? I’m thinking honey as a substitute?
I haven’t tried honey. I will have to try it next time!
Do I have to use coconut oil in these cookies? Could I substitute something else? Veg oil or canola oil perhaps?
I haven’t tried another oil, but it should be ok! Melted and cooled butter might also work!
Wow these are delicious! I used unsweetened coconut and they still turned out great. Thanks for the recipe!
So yummy! My husband loves these and he is not a big cookie eater. I’m making a double batch next time so I can take a plate to my coworkers.
Made these several time. Love, love, love these and love them more since changing the sugar out with honey!
I just made these today! They are so good! I did not have the shredded coconut so I just added a few more oats! They turned out great! I will definitely make these again and I will be sure to gave the shredded coconut when I do!
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Do you suggest any substitutes for the sugar?
I make my zucchini cookies with white chocolate chips And chopped walnuts. Â No coconut for me! Â No one ever knows there is zucchini in the cookies unless you leave a bit of the green peel when you shred the zucchini.
I made these tonight and they were interesting! They somewhat had the texture of baked oatmeal, but with the sugar the edges were crispy. I liked them.
Wondering if these can be made using flax/chia egg to make vegan?
Yes! Enjoy!
Made these today. Delish! Added in some chopped pecans in place of some of the coconut and chocolate chips. Aldo substituted UN-sweetened coconut.
I don’t usually comment, but these cookies turned out very good with the perfect texture and you would never know they had zucchini in them. I used quick oats as that’s all I had. I’m going to try a batch substituting the choc chips with raisins.
These look delicious! And Baked and Wired is my FAVORITE! yummmmmmmm
I make the zucchini choclate chop all the time and everybody loves them
Tried baking these today and they are delicious. I substituted the egg for flaxseed as I’m vegan and they still rose and have a lovely chewy texture. The children loved them too.
Glad you liked the cookies. They are my favorite!
Made this for my husband  and since he’s a raisin lover, I replaced the chocolate chips.Â
INCREDIABLE! Â
Mahalo for the recipe!
You are welcome! Glad you enjoyed the recipe!
why melt the coconut oil and then let it return to room temp? is it different from just using it from the jar?
It isn’t liquid in the jar…unless it is REALLY hot in your house. You want it to be melted but not HOT, melted at room temperature!
I LOVE zucchini in cookies and these look awesome Maria! The video is so cute- you look amazing!
Great recipe, made a double batch and all the ingredients go so well together and give a nice texture. Â
Yay! Glad you liked them!
Just made these, yummy!!
Quick question- should I store on the counter or in the fridge for a few days?  Then i will freeze the leftovers 🙂
If it is hot/humid in your house, I would keep them in the fridge. They are SO good frozen:) I am going to get one out of our freezer now!
Can I use butter in place of the coconut oil? And would I still use 4tbsp?Â
Yes, use the same amount.
Seems like a lot of sugar. Is there  a way to swap out some of the sugar?
If you want to reduce the sugar, you can try it. The cookies will be less sweet…obviously:)
Mine did not come out pretty like the ones in the picture, and it was hard to tell when they were done. They had a perpetually raw look about them, and then one tray was burned. But the other was fine. They were delicious, and even my picky eater is delighted by them. I made them for a first day of school treat and have to remind myself: they’re for the children!
Amazing!!!!True test of a great ? Â I can’t stop eating the dough. Â I don’t even want to wait to bake them it’s so good. Â I just wish I knew the nutritional value. Â I think it’s good for me but, how many calories? Â fiber? protein? I wish I knew.
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How do you shred zucchini…?. Â And is coconut oil necessary.?
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I use a cheese grater and I like the cookies with coconut oil.
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Can I substitute the coconut for equal amount of dried cranberry or raisins?
Sure!
These cookies look really interesting! I love zucchini but I’ve tried to use it for something sweet but you did have many sweet recipes with zucchini, it’s awesome! I cannot wait to try this recipe first.
– Natalie Ellis
One of my top favorite cookies and my girls love them too
I made these for a Boy Scout picnic and left with NONE! The boys loved them even knowing there is zucchini in them!
I’m very excited to have found this recipe. Turned out great as written with the chocolate chips and I used whole wheat flour – you would never know! I’m going to try it with substitutions for the chocolate- maybe raisins or dried blueberries. Not that it wasn’t good with the choc chips. This has got to have a ton of fiber between the whole grains, and coconut. That alone makes it healthy. We loved it. Also want to try to freeze these cookies. There are only two of us and they are way too good to leave on the counter. Thanks so much for posting
Yes, raisins or dried blueberries or dried cranberries would be good too! Glad you liked the cookies!
These are easy to make & delicious! Amazing frozen. I actually think I prefer them frozen too!
I ran out of coconut oil. Can I sub vegetable oil or butter? If so, should I use an equal amount? Thanks!
Yes, use the same amount.
you are correct – this is by far the best cookie recipe!!
I used sea salt – what a pop – give it a try!
Also cooked for 15 minutes a pop to get it crispy – hubby love them!
Made 2 batch so far, more to come and can’t wait to get some in the freezer – but we keep eating them.
Thank your for sharing all these amazing recipes!
I wish you would include nutritional analysis on your recipes. Â They always look delicious.
Just made these & they were yummy!  Not too sweet, which I appreciate!  Definitely don’t squeeze out any moisture from the zucchini-I think they would get too dry.  Thanks for the post of a new, fun recipe!
It looks very delicious. I will try. Thank you.
First thought after seeing the title was … Cookies with zucchini?! Really?! But I cooked them and they are absolutely delicious!
I just finished my Whole30 so now I’m ready to make these cookies!!!! LOL I love your videos! I’ve been binge watching them. You’re amazing
Can I leave out the oats or substitute something else for them? I’m not a fan of oats in cookies but I want to try green. Thanks!
Thanks for sharing this awesome recipe. I’ll share this on my blog.
Can you use banana instead of zucchini? How much would you substitute?
I haven’t tried it for this recipe, but we have a banana oatmeal cookie you might like! https://www.twopeasandtheirpod.com/banana-oatmeal-chocolate-chip-cookies/
I love this recipe and look forward to making them every zucchini season!
I just made a double batch and they are delicious. Mine needed 15 min. I cannot wait to try one out of the freezer
Glad you love them! They are my favorite!
I’ve made these twice in a row, the cookies are so delicious. I only use 1/3 cup of brown sugar for the entire recipe and thats all that’s required. The low sugar makes these perfectly acceptable for breakfast too. I like to bake them twice as long so the cookies retain a crunchy texture too. Love this recipe Maria.
Perfectly acceptable for breakfast:) Glad you love the zucchini cookies!
Can I substitute the coconut oil with butter?
Yes!
The recipe is easy to follow, also takes little time. I had Zucchini Chocolate Chip Cookies yesternight with my nieces and nephews, I’m an expert chef for them now xD Thank you ^^
It was super delicious, one of the best recipes of cookies!
These cookies look really interesting! I love zucchini but I’ve tried to use it for something sweet but you did have many sweet recipes with zucchini, it’s awesome! I cannot wait to try this recipe first.
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I made these yesterday and they were a hit! I cooked half of the batch as written and added a bit of cinnamon and nutmeg to the other half of the batch. We liked them both ways. I will definitely make these again. Thanks!
Love these cookies! Will be sharing the recipe with my friends.
10 minutes is perfect for these cookies(even for high altitude!). I did 1 3/4 cups oats and it was perfect.
I want to try these using frozen spiral used zucchini. Other than chopping up the spirals, any alterations needed?
Chop them up good and they should work just fine!
What can I substitute the egg with? Will apple sauce make them too moist? Would a flax egg work? My granddaughter has an egg allergy and can only have bake goods with egg that have baked for over 40 mins at 350. Thanks for any advice.
I am sure a flax egg would work!
My 4 year old and I made a batch of these cookies today and they were amazing! Making a second batch tomorrow for the freezer!!
So glad you loved the cookies! I love them frozen:)
Omg these are delicious! I cut the brown sugar in half but otherwise made the recipe as is. Will definitely be making these again! Today is also apparently national chocolate chip cookie day (August 4th).
So glad you liked the cookies! Happy cookie day!
Made your scrumptious Southwestern Zucchini Bowls last night. Huge hit with kids and parents!! I steamed the corn on the cob, cooled slightly then cut kernels off and sprinkled with Trader Joe’s “Everything but the Elote” seasoning. Fresh, crunchy, healthy and even those who say they dislike cilantro loved the dressing Thank you!!
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Southwest Zucchini Bowls get a big five star rating from kids and parents!! SCRUMPTIOUS! Cookies up next to keep using all this zucchini.
Mine came out cake like-More like muffins than cookies. Disappointed. I used unsweetened coconut and they had little taste despite dark chocolate chips. Maybe the sweetened coconut would have helped.
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I LOVED these! I made them yesterday and I love that they have the consistency of a muffin top! I can’t wait to put them in the freezer and have them with my morning coffee tomorrow!
The perfect breakfast cookie:)
We have so much zucchini! My 5 year old helped make these and loves them! I made them vegan by using a flax egg. It worked well!
Wow! These are amazing! I used King Arthur sprouted wheat flour, coconut sugar instead of dark brown sugar, and I used slightly less granulated sugar than it called for. And oh my gosh they are good. Thank you!!!
Can you substitute the flour for almond flour? I made these according to the recipe and thy are so good!! But I was curious about whether or not almond flour would work.
I don’t recommend almond flour, it is very different than regular flour. You can use all-purpose gluten free flour, I like Cup4Cup. You can also use whole wheat flour.
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Great cookies! Yummy enough and healthy enough to use for toddler bribes! I used the brown sugar in the batter and then sprinkled course sugar crystals on top (tinted green for St.Patty’s Day). Kind of sloppy dough to drop onto the pan but would probably be fine to freeze and shape. They don’t settle a ton (25%?) though so can’t be done as balls.
Made a batch today of the oatmeal zucchini cookies just magic and delicious, used more coconut oil as was too dry and less sugar will be baked more often than not for afternoon tea many thanks, Cheers Jane.
These cookies are the BEST!
These were very tasty and the texture was great too! I did change things up a bit to meet my dietary preferences and used King Arthur (Gluten Free) Measure for Measure Flour, reduced the sugar to 1/2 a cup, added a tsp of cinnamon, increased the vanilla to 1 1/2 tsp, used 1/4 c currants and 1/3 c mixed walnuts and pecans (omitted the coconut and choc chips). I served them to friends and they enjoyed them and my boys loved them too! Thanks!
I made these cookies last night. They are so delicious. You are so right. They even taste so yummy frozen which a plus to have cookies in the freezer. Thank you for sharing this wonderful recipe.
My favorite!
These were SO good!! Super easy to make and the kids loved them. Thanks for a healthier cookie recipe! Will definitely be making these again soon.
I used carrots and yellow squash…this recipe looked so good I just wanted to try it anyway. I used butterscotch chips to keep the colors the same as well. They are so good. When I have another zucchini come out of the garden I will make these again. Oh…and they did well with GF flour and butter.
Awesome!
Although I am a little late to the party, I wanted to add that these are delicious. I have tried them out of the freezer yet, but I look forward to it. I like to freeze cookies to take with me to take on hikes and long bike rides. I think these will be perfect!
They are so good frozen:)
We love to eat them frozen!
These turned out good and were tastier than I expected. I used less chocolate chips and coconut than the recipe called for, and added a dash of cinnamon. I will be making these again!
One of my favorites!
Thanks love your recipes
Thank you!
I made these yesterday. Didn’t have chocolate chips so broke up 1/2 bar bittersweet chocolate and added those. Fantastic recipe. Will def make these again!
So happy you loved them!