Your Saturday Beefcake Snack with Nick Zano

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Maple Lemon Oatmeal Cookies

Rolled Oats, two cups
Whole Wheat Flour. one cup
Shredded Coconut, unsweetened, one half cup (or 1/3 cup more flour)
Baking Powder,  3/4 teaspoon
Raisins, one cup
Almond Slices, one cup
Chia Seeds, three teaspoons
Maple Syrup. 3/4 cup
Ripe Bananas, two large mashed
Vanilla extract.a splash
Sea Salt
Coconut Oil. one half cup
The juice and zest of one small lemon
Zest of 1 small lemon
                Preheat the oven to 375 * F.

1. Mix the first 6 ingredients together.
2. Gradually add all other ingredients.
3. Using a large spoon, place drops of cookie dough on parchment paper-covered cookie sheet, about 1 inch apart.


4. Bake for 12-14 minutes or until the tops begin to brown.

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