10 Calorie Chocolate Miracle Noodle Cookies Recipes

HCG DIET PHASE 3 RECIPE: MIRACLE NOODLE COCOA COOKIE

Steps:

• Prepare the miracle noodles.*
• Once the miracle noodles are prepared, dry the noodles thoroughly, if you do not dry the miracle noodles well enough, you will have runny cookie dough.
• Place them in the fridge and allow them to chill for 10-15 minutes.
• Once the miracle noodles are cooled, place them in a blender or food processor. Pulse for about 30-45 seconds.
• Add the eggs, and cocoa powder and pulse until combined.
• Then add the rest of the ingredients to the food processor: baking powder, vanilla, powdered stevia and salt. Pulse until well combined.
• Roll the miracle noodle mixture into ½-inch cookie dough balls using your hands.
• Place the balls of cookie dough on a non-stick cookie sheet. (You may want to use parchment paper for easy clean-up).
• Preheat oven at 375 degrees F.
• Bake the cookies for about 10 minutes depending on your oven, check at 8 minutes.
• Once the edges are firm you can remove from the oven.
• Allow to cool on the cookie sheet.
• Remove cookies from the cookie sheet, serve and enjoy!

10 CALORIE CHOCOLATE MIRACLE NOODLE COOKIES!

Steps:

• Made-1 dozen teaspoon sized cookies. 10 calories a cookie!
• 375 for 10 minutes.
• First- open and rinse those noodles!(shirataki also known as miracle noodle picture is of the traditional yam zero calorie which is what we use).
• I rinse them in the strainer with hot water- be prepared, they don't smell good at all! I sprinkle them with a few teaspoons of lemon juice and let them sit a minute, then rinse again in hot water. Let them drain well- water is our enemy in this recipe!
• Next, get out a big frying pan- you don't need any grease or anything the noodles don't tend to burn or brown( and I tried!)and they don't stick(they really are a miracle, huh?). Dump the noodles in the pan and over high heat start cooking them. I stirred mine around a lot-.
• As you stir and they start to dry, they start making a "squeaking" kind of noise as you push them. I kept mine on the heat until they lost translucency(some) and bits and parts seemed a bit "shriveled". Take them off the heat. I know, at this point it doesn't look like much does it? Don't worry if you over cook, it will just mean 1 or 2 less cookies. IF you undercook it just means your cookie dough maybe a little runny, and you may need another teaspoon of coco powder to "thicken" it.
• After they have cooled for a few minutes I put them in my handy mini Ninja food processor. I ran it until it almost looked like a gel-.
• Then I threw in the honey,coco powder, baking powder,salt( I thought about vanilla, but as I said, moisture is the enemy when working with these noodles)and processed it quickly till blended. It seemed a hair on the runny side, so I threw it in the fridge for an hour and hoped for the best-.
• Here is what it looked like after being in the fridge-.
• I covered a cookie sheet with a piece of tin and sprayed with Pam non stick cooking spray.(no idea what would happen and figured if it was a mess the tin was easy clean up!).
• I tried 5 minutes at 375- but the tops were clearly sticky/raw still. So 10 minutes. I was thrilled with what I had created!
• Sara was my brave, brave guinea pig. She topped hers with a touch of sugar free cool whip- I watched her face carefully, mostly to know if I was going to need to duck if she spit it back out- but she declared them a SUCCESS! She said her first thought was it was a lot like the flourless chocolate torte in flavor(these are not very sweet, more of a dark chocolate flavor, you can add splenda or stevia for a sweet tooth!) 3 hours later I broke one a part and they are just as moist as can be.
• Truly a miracle cookie.