These sweet potato cookies are ridiculously easy to make, totally moreish and delicious. They're refined sugar free, vegan, nut free and great for babies. They also freeze well so great for batch cooking.
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Are these orange sweet potato cookies easy to make?
Yes - they are very easy to make! All you have to do is:
- blend all the ingredients together (apart from the raisins, which you add at the end)
- form into balls
- flatten with your hands, and
- bake.
Voila! You have a healthy, delicious cookie that's full of hidden vegetables. These cookies are the perfect recipe to try with picky eaters.
Kid approved
My kids love these healthy sweet potato cookies.
They're also great for slightly older kids to make with you.
Great for lunch boxes
These cookies are nut free and free from added sugar so they're perfect for healthy lunch boxes.
If you're looking for veggie lunchbox inspiration check out these 20 healthy vegetarian lunchbox ideas
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Babies and toddlers
This is a great recipe to make for babies and toddlers. They have a lovely soft texture which is perfect for weaning babies and young toddlers.
If you prefer you can leave the raisins out. These cookies are a great baby led weaning recipe as they're the perfect size for little fingers to hold.
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Equipment
You will need a high powered blender or a food processor* to make these cookies.
You could also use a hand held blender* if that's all you have.
Ingredients
For full recipe, ingredients and quantities go to the printable recipe card at the end of this post.
You will need:
- 130g sweet potato purée or cooked sweet potato
- 130g oats
- 2 tablespoons orange juice
- 30g raisins (optional)
How to make sweet potato cookies
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Orange sweet potato cookies
Ingredients
- 130 g cooked sweet potato or sweet potato purée
- 130 g oats
- 2 tablespoons orange juice
- 30 g raisins
Instructions
- Preheat the oven to 180°C (fan)/200°C/gas mark 6.
- Line a baking tray with greaseproof paper.
- Place 130g cooked sweet potato, 130g oats and 2 tablespoons orange juice into a food processor or high powered blender and pulse until combined.
- Stir through 30g raisins.
- Roll into ten small balls. Place onto the baking tray and flatten with your hands or with the back of a fork.
- Bake for 10 minutes.
- Allow to cool on a wire rack.
Notes
- These freeze well. Place a little greaseproof paper between each cookie, or freeze flat on a tray to stop them from sticking together.
- Nutritional information is approximate and is intended as a guide only.
Nutrition
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Joanna Thomas
These look lush! Thinking of trying them out for M. When you defrost them do you just take them out in the morning for lunchtime or do you need to defrost overnight?
Mandy Mazliah
If I put them in a lunchbox at 7.30am they are defrosted by lunchtime. Hope she enjoys them!
Sarah J
Mandy I just made these and they're awesome! I'm so impressed. I should have pressed the mixture down flatter as they don't change shape at all as they cook and when I first took them out I thought they were going to be a disaster, but they taste really good! I cheated a bit and added about two tsp of brown sugar, and when I went to add the raisins realised I don't have any but found a baking mix of raisins, cherries & chocolate chips so used that instead and its really nice. So mine aren't quite as healthy as your recipe but still a million times better than most cookies.
Mandy Mazliah
They sound lovely! I have another sweet potato cookies version coming soon which is a bit more complicated and also has chocolate chips. R has decided that he doesn't like chocolate though, so I needed a version for him! Thanks for commenting x