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Chocolate Mint Cookies Recipe

chef_jessicas_cookie_jar_2If you tuned in on www.ilovethepromise.com this Tuesday morning, then you probably heard Theresa and I talking about the chocolate mint sandwich cookies I brought in for the show.  They were pretty delicious.

Cocoa-Mint Sandwich Cookies

I am a huge fan of the chocolate mint flavor combination and ever since I made the Coco-mocha cookies for Easter, I’ve been wanting to re-create the recipe as a sandwich cookie with a mint filling.

When I made my last batch of cookies, I doubled the recipe and then froze the dough in a log for future use.  I love doing this because it saves so much time when you’re ready to bake again, and slice and bake dough yields wonderfully uniform cookies.


For optimum convenience put the directions on the label

If you decide to freeze the dough, it is a great idea to write important recipe details on the dough itself; that way if it is a while before you bake again, you have the information you need there with the dough.


Make extra dough so another batch of cookies are ready in you freezer

When you are ready to bake, just take the dough out of the freezer and allow it to thaw at room temperature for about an hour; or place it in the refrigerator for up to 24 hours and it will be much easier to slice (be sure to unwrap it BEFORE you slice it ).


This dough is a wonderful recipe because it’s not only packed with rich chocolaty flavor, it is also more healthy because it is made with coconut oil and whole wheat flour.

After you’ve baked a batch of the cookies, allow them to cool for about 5 minutes on their pan. Then move them to a cooling rack.  While they cool, whip up a batch of the yummy minty filling.

These cookies and the filling are made with coconut oil

Coco Cookies fresh from the oven

 

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Minty-licious Cookie Filling

15 minutes

Number of servings: 36

Per Serving 49 calories

Fat 3 g

Carbs 6 g

Protein 0 g

36


This filling is very simple to make

Ingredients

1/2 cup extra coconut oil
pinch of salt
1 3/4 cup powdered sugar
1/8 tsp pure peppermint oil
1/2 tsp pure vanilla extract

Directions

In a large bowl, combine all ingredients and beat on low speed until combined; increase speed to medium and beat an additional minute until slightly fluffy.

Smear about a tablespoon of the filling on the back of one cookie. Top with another cookie to create a sandwich.

Beat until slightly fluffy

Add about 1 TBSP of the filling

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