Banana-Chocolate Chip Cookies

Let the yumminess continue! Cookies anyone?

Banana-Chocolate Chip Cookies to be exact!

Start out with 1/2 cup of sugar, sweetie

Now get your Paul Deen on and add 1/3 cup of butter, baby;)

1 egg

1/2 t. Vanilla

And mix ‘er up

Now mash up a banana

And mix ‘er up

Gradually add 1 cup of flour

Thank your farmer for your food and this super duper measurin’ spoon!

Add 1/2 tsp. Baking Soda or “sodie” as my grandma would call it

1 tsp. Baking Powder

1/2 to 1 cup of dark chocolate chips–your choice

Chop up some (1/2 to 1 cup) walnuts

And fold…Truth be told I’d much rather fold cookie dough than fold laundry.

I hate folding laundry… just sayin’

Now scoop out these cute little cookie balls and bake until golden– about 10 minutes later

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Lana

Hmmm…. Looks like I had better add bananas to my grocery list.
Paula

Oh yummy. I just made banana chocolate chip muffins so I'll have to try these. I always have bananas in my freezer. No matter how many times they swear they'll eat them all, they don't. I freeze them for bread, muffins and now cookies!
Cranberry Morning

Sounds like a good recipe to make when the grandkids come over!
Leslie @ goodbye, house! HELLO, HOME!

Cris,
How did you know that I had some ripe bananas on my counter and a 1/2 bag of chocolate chips waiting to be used?
I even have a WHOLE stick of butter in the fridge!
Imma hafta use pecans, though, as I don't have any walnuts
Thanks for the recipe–I have never made these before!
Will come back and rate them!
Hugs,
~me
Jill

looks so yummy! Yes I believe I have the ingredients on hand! Guess what I'll be doing today? Hmmmmm LOL Thanks for sharing!
Have a great day!
Blessings,
Jill
amber waves of grain

We love this recipe at our house. In fact, some bananas are just a wee-bit overripe, so I do believe I'll make a batch of cookies this afternoon! We don't usually add the nuts to ours, and they still turn out well.
Jane @ Going Jane

Thanks for sharing with us!
Heather @ 3 kids and lots of pigs

These were so yummy. Thanks for sharing.

P.S. I HATE folding laundry too!
amber waves of grain

We love this recipe at our house. In fact, some bananas are just a wee-bit overripe, so I do believe I'll make a batch of cookies this afternoon! We don't usually add the nuts to ours, and they still turn out well.
Heather @ 3 kids and lots of p

These were so yummy. Thanks for sharing.

P.S. I HATE folding laundry too!
Paula

Oh yummy. I just made banana chocolate chip muffins so I'll have to try these. I always have bananas in my freezer. No matter how many times they swear they'll eat them all, they don't. I freeze them for bread, muffins and now cookies!
Leslie @ goodbye, house! HELLO

Cris,
How did you know that I had some ripe bananas on my counter and a 1/2 bag of chocolate chips waiting to be used?
I even have a WHOLE stick of butter in the fridge!
Imma hafta use pecans, though, as I don't have any walnuts
Thanks for the recipe–I have never made these before!
Will come back and rate them!
Hugs,
~me
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