Today I’m going to be showing you how to make an amazing gluten free edible cookie dough recipe. This is also vegan, dairy free, egg free, top 8 allergy free edible cookie dough. What’s exciting about this recipe: everyone LOVED it. People who can have wheat ate this mint chip cookie dough and asked for more.
After I show you how to make this gluten free, egg free cookie dough, I’ll also show you how to take it to the next level, so be sure to watch the video until the end.
Allergy Status
Free From: Wheat/Gluten, Dairy, Egg, Soy, Tree Nut (including Coconut), Peanut, Fish, Shellfish, Top 8 Allergens, Sesame, Alliums, Avocado, Banana, Beans & Lentils, Berries, Buckwheat, Carrot, Celery, Cinnamon, Citrus, Cruciferous, Garlic, Legume, Lupin, Mushroom, Mustard, Nightshade, Oat, Onion, Pea & Pea Protein, Potato (Nightshade Variety), Poultry, Red Meat, Squash & Gourd, Stone Fruits, Strawberry, Sweet Potato & Yam, Tapioca/Cassava/Yuca/Manioc, Tomato, Yeast
Friendly To: EOE, Vegan
Compatible With: Apple Free, Latex Cross Reactive Foods Free (H/M), Pollen Cross Reactive Free (Alder, Birch, Mugwort)
For Apple Free, Latex Cross Reactive Free, and Pollen Cross Reactive Free (Alder, Birch, Mugwort): Use an alternative vinegar such as white vinegar.
Before you watch the video, I want to answer some common questions about edible cookie dough. I also want to tell you about the safety of edible cookie dough.
Is Edible Cookie Dough Safe to Eat?
When someone shares a recipe for “edible” cookie dough, that generally indicates that it will be safe to eat. The two issues with eating standard cookie dough is raw egg and raw flour.
Most people think of the raw egg, but many don’t know that you aren’t supposed to eat raw flour. In the recipe and video, I’ll show you how to use heat treated flour to make sure it’s no longer raw, thus leaving you with delicious and safe edible gluten free cookie dough.
Related Article: Gluten Free Flour: Where to Start
Do you need to bake edible cookie dough?
No, you don’t need to bake the dough. However, you are going to heat the flour to make sure your cookie dough is safe to eat.
Can you heat up edible cookie dough?
Yes! If after making your top 8 free edible cookie dough you decide you’d rather have a traditional cookie, you can absolutely bake it in the oven.
Does edible cookie dough need to be refrigerated?
Technically no, but I suggest keeping it in the fridge. This will extend the shelf life and keep it on the safer side. Whilst dairy free butter is a perishable item (which is why it’s sold in the refrigerator section), it can sit at room temperature for quite some time safely. The same is true of milk-based butters. Even still, for best results, keep your dough in the fridge.
If you don’t like the taste of cold, take your edible cookie dough out of the fridge 30 – 60 minutes before enjoying it.
Related: RAISE has hundreds of nut free articles. Click here to learn what RAISE is.
Is vegan cookie dough safe to eat?
Whilst vegan cookie dough is egg free (the main issue with raw cookie dough), it still contains raw flour. I don’t suggest eating large amounts of vegan cookie dough that’s not “edible” vegan cookie dough.
Related Recipe: Gluten Free Pumpkin Oatmeal Top 8 Free Cookies (Vegan)
Does cookie dough contain milk?
Depends on the recipe. All of the recipes here on RAISE are 100% dairy free. A standard recipe you find online won’t call for milk necessarily, but it may call for chocolate chips that contain milk. I use a chocolate chip that’s vegan, dairy free, and top 8 allergy free.
How do you fix dry gluten free cookie dough?
Duh duh dunnnnnn. There are so many problems you can run into when baking gluten free. Dry goods, goods with poor texture, gummy goods, dense goods, it can all happen. The recipes you find here on RAISE won’t have any of those problems. Great news: RAISE is 100% gluten free! That’s hundreds of GOOD gluten free recipes.
If you somehow end up with dry gluten free cookie dough, add extra egg or egg substitute, along with a little water to help hydrate your dough. Start with 1 teaspoon at a time, as you don’t want to flood your dough and end up with a mess.
How To Make Gluten Free Mint Chocolate Chip Edible Cookie Dough Video (and Recipe)
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- Baking Sheet
- Parchment Paper
Ingredients
Flax Gel/Egg
- 3 TBSP Golden Flax Meal
- 6 TBSP Water
Part 1
- 120 g Organic GF PP Oat Flour, glutenfreeoats.com OR Tiger Nut Flour (tuber, NOT a nut) (tiger nuts are tubers, not a nut)
- 100 g Sorghum Flour, superfine
- 100 g Brown Rice Flour, superfine
Part 2
- 225 g Dairy Free Butter (8 ounces) room temp
- 150 g Organic White Cane Sugar
- 150 g Organic Dark Brown Sugar
- 8 drops Food Grade Organic Peppermint Oil food grade
Part 3
- 2 tsp Baking Powder
- 2 tsp Organic Vanilla Extract
- 2 tsp Organic Apple Cider Vinegar
- 1/2 tsp Sea Salt
Part 4
- 120 g Chocolate Chips of Choice
Instructions
- Combine your flax and water in a small bowl and set aside.
- Place all of your flour on a baking tray lined with parchment paper. Bake at 325f/160c for 10 minutes.
- Allow the flour to cool completely before using.
- Cream your butter and sugars together in a mixing bowl. I use an electric stand mixer with the paddle attachment. If using the peppermint, add it now as well.
- Add the salt, baking powder, vanilla, and vinegar. Lightly mix.
- Add your cooled flour and chocolate chips. Mix again until a cookie dough forms.
Video
Selecting Chocolate Chips For Your Vegan Cookie Dough
If you’re new to food allergies, or eating vegan, selecting the right chocolate chips will be important. If you have a point of reference for taste, be sure to select quality chocolate chips, and maybe err on the sweet side when you’re starting out. The brand Pascha is vegan, gluten free, top 8 allergy free, soy free chocolate. They also make a milk free vegan white chocolate chip if you’d like to have some real fun.
The quality of chocolate from Pascha is superb. They also offer a corn free chocolate option (100% pure dark). Be warned though, the pure dark chips are intense (especially if you’re use to a milk chocolate which contains sugar).
One Last Note About This Mint Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough
We made these with peppermint, but you can also make them with food grade orange oil for a fun flavor swap. Eating your edible cookie dough slightly warmed can be a real crowd pleaser too. The kids opted to have their edible cookie dough with a little ice cream and they were over the moon happy.
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