These low-carb cookies take their flavor cues from the lunch-box favorite. Use any jam flavor that is your favorite. Ready in just 20 minutes!
I have been eating low-carb, Keto for about a year now. I don’t have the cravings for sugar like I used to, it was so bad! I am so excited to share my newest cookie recipe with Steviva, it really tastes great and is Low-Carb!
Our friends were having a lobster bake and I thought these PB & J Cookies would be perfect! They are delicious! They disappeared quickly at the party!
(Mix all of the ingredients except for the jelly in a bowl with a spoon.)
I love peanut butter and jelly sandwiches and these cookies really hit the spot for that craving! These cookies are high in protein and fiber and very low in sugar and high glycemic carbs. In addition they are gluten free.
( Roll the cookies dough into balls. Press your thumb in each ball. Fill with jam. )
Bake for 11 minutes, don’t over bake, they will dry out.
Delicious Low-Carb PB & J Thumbprint cookies!
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Low Carb Peanut Butter and Jelly Thumbprint Cookies
These low carb treats take their flavor cues from the lunch-box favorite. Use any jam flavor that is your favorite. Ready in just 20 minutes!
Ingredients
- 1 3/4 cup sugar free peanut butter (Smucker's crunchy
- 2 eggs
- 2 Tbsp coconut flour
- 1 tsp vanilla extract
- 1/2 tsp baking powder
- 1/2 cup+ 2 Tbsp +2 tsp Steviva Blend
- 1/4 cup sugar free Smucker's Raspberry Jelly
Instructions
- Combine the cookie ingredients except for the jelly in a medium sized bowl.
- Stir well until fully combined.
- Roll into twenty 1 inch balls and place on a parchment covered cookie sheet.
- Press a well into the center of each cookie with your thumb.
- Place about 1/2 tsp of jelly in each center.
- Bake in a preheated 350 degrees Fahrenheit oven for 11 minutes.
- If you bake longer than 11 minutes they will be dried out..
Nutrition Information
Amount Per Serving Calories 158Total Fat 12gCarbohydrates 3gProtein 6g
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i would make a chia pudding and those low carb peanut butter and jelly cookies.
The first thing I’d love to try making is Vinegar pie- this is a recipe passed down from my great grandmother.
These cookies look great – and my daughter’s boyfriend is on a low-carb diet and I don’t really have any recipes he can eat. I think he’d not only be able to eat these, but would like them! I would use strawberry instead of raspberry, though, but otherwise love how this recipe sounds!
First I would use Steviva to make some nice oatmeal cookies.
I think I’d make a coffee cake first!
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These cookies look so good, I’d love to try them. I’d like to try this with my fall pies, especially pumpkin and apple cranberry!
Might like to try my hand at a batch of Apple Sauce Cookies.
I’d love to see how it tastes in a snickerdoodle recipe.
I would make a strawberry swirl cheesecake.
I would make some pumpkin and cream cheese muffins with the stevia.
Ahh, I don’t know my husband just got blood work and pre diabetic, like 1 point pre. Wake up call. I need to do so much more research
I would make Oatmeal cookies and these Low Carb Peanut Butter and Jelly Thumprint Cookies! Yum!! Thanks for the chance!
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Apple cake with Stevia.
I would make chocolate chip cookies
yum! i love it in oatmeal
I would look into making a pumpkin pie with it!
I have an apple fritter bread that I don’t make often because it’s a LOT of sugar, so that would be a great candidate!
Everything looks great
Love stevia! I would make a cake!
I would make peanut butter and jelly thumb print cookies.
Thank you for the awesome recipe! I am diabetic so I use Stevia in alot of my cooking! I would for sure make these with some sugar-free jam!
I’d love to try it in my chocolate chip cookie recipe!
I would definitely try these cookies. Just put on pre diabetes meds yesterday. Looking for recipes for such. Was told Stevia is a good choice to start using.
First thing I would make with Stevia is sweet potato pie! Happy Fall y’all.
I would make some blueberry muffins with Stevia!!!
Those cookies look like a good way to try stevia. I’ve never tried it
I’ve got to make those peanut and butter jelly thumb print cookies!
Chocolate chip cookies (using of course low carb chocolate) love chocolate ???? ????
I would make my baked oatmeal first using Steviva.
I just made a recipe I had from a 17 year old good housekeeping magazine called peaches and uncream pie….and swapped out the sugar for splenda baking blend. It was the first time I had ever used the substitute. I read it was very good in baking however I personally have been gravitating toward sweeteners made from Stevia. I wish I read this only a few days ago……but, I will go out and buy the Stevia blend and make the dessert again. It will be interesting to see the results firsthand. I’m so glad I came across this post.
I would like to make peanut butter cookies and fudge brownies
Thank you for sharing this! I included it in the round up! 🙂
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I would make apple sauce.
5-6 apples (peeled)
1/4 c Steviva
cinnamon to taste
cook over stove (about 10 minutes)
really yummy