Oh how I wish I could claim this recipe as my own. These are just delightful (and dangerous)! I made a double-batch last night…and I’m afraid they aren’t going to last the rest of today! This recipe comes to us from The Urban Poser. Go check out her blog and fabulous photos of these cookies! The base of this cookie recipe is very similar to my Almond Butter Dark Chocolate Chip Cookie recipe. I will note the few minor changes I made to the recipe, but the original recipe is fabulous the way it is! Enjoy these and try not to eat too many!
“Oatmeal Creme” Pies (grain-free, egg-free, dairy-free and no refined sugars!)
Cookie Ingredients:
Cookie Directions:
1. Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
2. Mix all the cookie ingredients together in a large bowl. Allow to set a few minutes so that the chia will bind the batter.
3. Line a cookie sheet with parchment paper. Drop spoonfuls of dough unto the the paper. (I made mine small…so I could make LOTS of oatmeal cream pies…you can also make them big and have giant ones.)
4. Bake cookies in preheated oven for 8-12 minutes (or until lightly browned on top).
5. Remove cookies from oven and press down gently with a small piece of parchment paper to flatten (be careful not to push too hard to break the cookies).
6. Cool completely.
Marshmallow Creme* Ingredients:
1 cup water (split in half)
1 cup raw honey (I made one batch with 2/3 cup honey and another batch with 1/2 cup honey–both worked well for me!)
1 Tbsp. gelatin (I did 1 packet of gelatin which is a bit less than 1 Tbsp.)
1 tsp. vanilla extract
pinch of salt
*NOTE: This makes a lot of marshmallow cream–I made a double batch of cookies last night with a single batch of marshmallow creme only using 1/2 cup honey and had a lot leftover. I just poured the extra into a parchment paper-lined pan and plan on cutting it up into marshmallows to make Rocky Road Brownies.
Marshmallow Creme Directions:
1. Put 1/2 cup water and gelatin in a large bowl. Set aside.
2. Put the other 1/2 cup water, honey, vanilla and salt in a medium saucepan and cook over medium heat.
3. When the mixture begins to boil, insert a candy thermometer.
4. Continue to boil until mixture reaches 240 degrees (which is soft-ball stage).
5. Remove mixture from stove and slowly pour into bowl with gelatin. Mix on high with wire whisk attachment on a stand mixer. (I used a hand mixer with a whisk attachment and it worked great.)
6. Mix until the mixture becomes thick like marshmallow creme. (This could take up to 10 minutes.)
7. Spread creme on bottom-side of a cookie as thick as you like. Top it off with another cookie to make a “sandwich”. DEVOUR AND ENJOY!
I made these last night and the picture was taken this morning. I found they are just as good the next day! You can read Urban Poser’s notes and her original recipe here. Thank you, for this great recipe!
This was shared at Allergy Free Wednesdays, Pennywise Platter and Fight Back Fridays!
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Kristen
Apr 13, 2013 -
Do you have an alternative to shredded unsweetened coconut? Or can I leave it out? Hubby is allergic to coconut.
Jennifer
Apr 15, 2013 -
I think you can leave it out. You could also substitute chopped nuts, but that might not make them as “oatmealish” as they would be…
chandler
Feb 26, 2013 -
Just made these. Amazing!!!! Can’t wait for my husband to get hone to try them. He loves oatmeal cream pies. Soooo much better than the originals. Thank you!!
Lori
Jan 27, 2013 -
Hi, Followed the recipe but ours were crumbly, they fell apart. What can I adjust next time ? Thank you Lori ~
Jennifer
Jan 28, 2013 -
Hmm, I don’t know what went wrong. Did you press them down lightly after they came out of the oven? They are slightly crumbly, but you should be able to pick up the sandwich no problem. If you can do eggs, you might try using 1 egg in place of the chia seed and water and see if that makes a difference for you. Hope that helps!
Katie
Jan 13, 2013 -
Just made these cookies and they turned out AMAZING!!! I do have a lot of the marshmallow cream left and I would like to save it for when I make more cookies…. Does it keep well and what is the best way to store it? Currently it is in a large Baggie (pseudo pastry bag). I don’t want to make actual marshmallow because I ow I won’t eat them…but these cookie I will eat! Thanks for the great recipe.
Jennifer
Jan 16, 2013 -
I don’t know! I’ve never tried saving it so I could fill cookies again… you could check my link back to the original recipe from The Urban Poser and check her comments…maybe someone there had the same question
Will
Jan 12, 2013 -
A great recipe.
Will
Jan 12, 2013 -
You will love this recipe.
Rachel M
Nov 15, 2012 -
Ok I cannot wait to try making these. I never really had a thing for oatmeal cream pies UNTIL I gave up grains. Now it seems they always catch my eye at the checkout lane in the grocery store. Now I’ll finally be able to try them!
Jennifer Schimizzi
Nov 4, 2012 -
Any suggestions on how to make the filling without gelatin?
Jennifer
Nov 5, 2012 -
I feel like I’ve seen recipes without using gelatin, but don’t know off-hand where I saw them–sorry!
Mimi
Oct 15, 2012 -
I made these yesterday, and want to comment so people know how yummy they are. My hubby and son (neither are grain free, unfortunately) both LOVED them. I also loved them.
I used 2/3 cup of honey in the marshmallow mixture and will definitely use less next time. I made them the size of regular oatmeal pies and will make them smaller next time because they will be easier to pick up and handle. Plus, they are so sweet, I only need 1/2 a cookie to cure my sweet tooth.
These were a big hit, and quite close to tasting like the original ones.
Nice job!
dawn
Oct 9, 2012 -
Oh wow I just came across this and would love to surprise my hubby… but I don’t have any sort of whisk attachment for my mixer. Do you think anything else might work for this?
Jennifer
Oct 9, 2012 -
Just try using your mixer with the beaters-it might take a bit longer but should work.
Tracy Armstrong
Sep 22, 2012 -
Positively amazing! These came out great. They taste so much like the original thing it’s unreal. Thank you for posting this!!!!
Lori
Jun 27, 2012 -
These cookies are amazing. I made my own almond butter and used an egg like in the other recipe mentioned cause I don’t have chai seeds yet and we love eggs at my house. Even my husband who was raised on totally unhealthy conventional food really like these. He didn’t even say they were good for being healthy, just that they were really good. I have some peanut butter left (it just figures that I bought a case of peanutbutter and a bulk box of organic wheat pasta just before I started researching paleo/grain free eating) and I’m going to try to make a peanutbutter chocolate version today and see how they turn out. Maybe if they are good I can try it with sunbutter cause we really love peanutbutter here. I really like your blog.
Tessa@The Domestic Diva
May 15, 2012 -
I just made these, so fun! I used sunflower seed butter b/c nut are a no go for my son, great! Now my creative juices are flowing for the remaining marshmallow creme!
Esti Tisler
May 4, 2012 -
Hi, I am trying to make this recipe now and so far everything is going well except that I think there’s a typo in the recipe. It says to add gelatin to the pan with the honey and water then to add the boiled honey and water mixture to the gelatin. I looked at the original recipe and it looks like you only add the honey and water to boil then add to gelatin mixture. I messed mine up but it looks like it might still be ok. I just thought you should know that step 2 should not say to add the gelatin also.
Thanks!
Jennifer
May 4, 2012 -
Thank you! You were correct–thanks for catching that. I updated it so it should be right now
leslee
Apr 30, 2012 -
These look so good! This is probably a silly question, but can they be made without the chai seeds? I don’t have any and don’t know what else I’d do with them.. I’d love to avoid buying if possible.
Thanks!!
Jennifer
Apr 30, 2012 -
Yes–I think they can be made without the chia seeds if you take out the chia seeds AND the water and replace it with 1 egg. Let me know how it works!
Allison
Apr 27, 2012 -
YUM! I am definitely making these!!
Adrienne @ Whole New Mom
Apr 26, 2012 -
I can’t wait to make these. Thank you!!!!!
Karen
Apr 26, 2012 -
Oh my, these were my favorite as a kid! Very dangerous indeed! They look amazing, I will definitely be making these when I have lots of people around to help me eat them!
Natalie
Apr 26, 2012 -
Absolutely gorgeous.. and looks oh-so-delicious!!
Tessa@TessaTheDomesticDiva
Apr 25, 2012 -
I have been wanting to try something like this, pinned! thanks for sharing with us on AFW again!
Jill
Apr 25, 2012 -
Wow! These look fabulous and like you said, dangerous!