I love these cookies. No seriously. I absolutely love them. I got them out of my house right away. I get that question a lot if I eat all the desserts I make. The answer is, kind of. If I have nut free desserts, I freeze a lot of them for the future and give some of them away. If the dessert is made with nuts, I try them then I try to give most away because I’ll keep wanting to eat them and my stomach doesn’t do well with nuts. Don’t make a dirty joke out of that. That’s gross.

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Speaking of my book…It’s official. I have my second cookbook, The Paleo Kitchen, in my hands!! I couldn’t be more excited. They overnighted the book after it was printed so after working the morning shift at my gym, I came home to the book on my front door step. Even though I was so excited to see the book, I was even more excited to see my dog. Yep, Jackson won over the book. So after kissing him for at least 5 minutes and using my really annoying voice to show how excited I was to see him, I decided to move to the book. I couldn’t be more happy with how it came out. The photography looks gorgeous, the designer drawn elements pull the book together, and the colors fit perfectly. The book is wonderful. I absolutely cannot wait to share it with you come June 10th! If you preorder it now, it will ship right to you! And if you’re still wanting to see/know more about the book before you buy it, head over to amazon to check out a 60 page preview of the book!

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Enough about the book. Let’s talk about more important things. Like Jackson. Jackson had his first play date with another Frenchie this past weekend. A girl frenchie. A girl frenchie only two weeks older than him. He pretty much fell in love right as they sniffed each other’s butts. I mean, met eyes. They played for 2 hours straight and this girl, even though probably weighing 6 pounds less than him, completely put him in his place. She would chase him, she would knock him down, and she would kiss him non stop. All he wanted to do was hump. TOTAL married couple right there. They seriously loved each other so much that it was hard to separate them. I could tell all day that Jackson was depressed after leaving her. Hopefully they get to play soon. And hopefully Jackson stops humping her face. That’s unlikely, she’s really cute.

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Did you ever notice that dogs look just as ugly as humans when they yawn? I’m serious. It’s just a random fact I have for today.

OMG. I could not be more excited with this fact. Did you know that Avatar is making a second movie?? YESSSSSSSSSS. Avatar is probably my favorite movie of all time. Don’t judge me. I totally like sci-fi hot alient dudes. And ladies. I’m just into them, ok? Well, I found that a second movie is in the making. I think it’s more in the talking, they haven’t actually started filming, but I’m still over the moon with excitement. Probably as excited as I am about my book. How sad is that? I just really wanted to be one of the Avatar people after that movie. Earth was so lame.

But these cookies aren’t!!!

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Soft & Chewy Double Chocolate Cookies

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  • Yield: 13-15 1x

Ingredients

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  • 1 cup thick almond butter (I used Barney Butter Smooth Almond Butter because it’s similar to thick nut butters. If you use too oily, the cookies won’t come together. You were warned.)
  • 1 cup coconut sugar
  • 1 egg, whisked
  • 1/2 cup unsweetened cocoa powder
  • 1 teaspoon baking soda
  • 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
  • pinch of salt
  • 1/41/2 cup Enjoy Life Mini Chocolate Chips

Instructions

  1. Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
  2. In a large bowl, mix together almond butter and coconut sugar using a large spoon. Then add egg and mix again until well combined.
  3. Add 1/4 cup of cocoa powder at a time. At this point, I used my hands to incorporate the cocoa powder into the dough. Add all the cocoa powder and completely combine.
  4. Then add baking soda, vanilla, salt and chocolate chips and combined until everything is well mixed. This was all hands for me. It’s a dirty job, but someone has to do it. (This should be a very thick dough at this point. If it’s not, you need a thicker almond butter like I said before).
  5. Use a cookie scoop to scoop out around 2 tablespoons of dough and make into a round ball. Place on silpat or parchment paper lined baking sheet. This dough will create 13-15 cookies that size.
  6. Once you’ve placed all the balled dough onto the baking sheet, use a fork to press the cookies down just slightly. No need to really flatten them out, just get them to look more cookie shape instead of ball shape. If you press them down too much, they’ll come apart when they bake so be careful.
  7. Place baking sheet into the oven and bake for 10 minutes.
  8. Remove from oven and let cool for 5-10 minutes until removing from baking sheet to place on cooling rack. If you try to remove these from the baking sheet early, they will come apart. So don’t be stupid here. Patience is a virtue.
  9. Eat up!

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273 Comments

  1. Marie says:

    Juli, these cookies!!! I can’t even….speak! I have made them several times and they are sooooo effing good! Last time I made them with mint chocolate and I also added some peppermint oil. Holy shit!!! Soooo good. Next, I am trying orange chocolate and orange flavor. I use Theo Chocolate since they are probably very similar to Enjoy Life, i.e. no extra crap. I also use chunky almond butter b/c I love the almond chunks.
    Anyway, I just felt that I had to comment because every time we eat them at our house we go nuts over them!

  2. Jessica says:

    This is one of my favorite paleo cookie recipes. I plan to make some this weekend for guests. Any idea how long the dough will keep in the fridge?

    1. juli says:

      i’m sure it would hold up just fine in the fridge, but i haven’t tested that for sure

  3. AT says:

    Made them today – so good and I loved that there was no grain in them!!!!!!! Hubby doesn’t love everything I make that is a bit more healthy but these passed the test for sure! Thank you for the great, easy recipe!

    1. juli says:

      yayyyy!!! glad they passed the test!

  4. Liz Mills says:

    Made these and they are so good!! Do you have a place for nutrition? Calories, protein??






    1. juli says:

      no, but you can easily add that information into an online nutritional calculator to get those details!!

  5. HannaH says:

    Y’all are SLEEPING on this recipe! No comments in over 5 years?! I used to make these cookies a couple times a week when I did paleo….then I myself forgot about them over the years. Then last week I started thinking about them and tried finding the recipe on Pinterest and I couldn’t even find it there anymore. After some googling I was able to find it and made them last night. Even better than I remember. Guys, go make them right now. You will be obsessed !