Oatmeal Honey Cookies that are soft, chewy, and light but super tasty… perfect for snack, school baon, or dessert.
One week of healthy eating plus exercise has lost me 2 lbs! One week of no extra rice and healthier desserts (fruits and yogurts) has also made Ykaie lose 2 lbs. Yay!
This lifestyle change to a healthier family just might work since no deprivation and “diet” is happening.
I think we are off to a good great start this year, huh? And I think this calls for a celebration.
To celebrate, Ykaie and I had a baking sesh yesterday. We baked two batches of these delicious and healthy Oatmeal Honey Cookies using Maya All- Purpose Flour.
We are already an avid user of Maya All Purpose Flour when it comes to baking and cooking. What makes it exciting and magical this time is that the new Maya All Purpose Flour comes in a box that’s designed with Disney Princesses.
You have Snow White, Cinderella, and Sleeping Beauty in front and then there’s a family-friendly recipe at the back. Maya surely knows how make baking time magical for us. Ykaie felt she was baking with these Disney Princesses.
To start the baking, we had our ingredients all ready: 1 pack Maya All-Purpose Flour 400g, cinnamon powder, baking soda, salt, butter, white sugar, brown sugar, honey, eggs, vanilla extract, and rolled oats.
After pre-heating the oven to 350ºF/177ºC and Lining a cookie sheet with baking paper, Ykaie began by sifting together the flour, cinnamon powder, baking soda, and salt. She was fascinated by how the sifter works and what it does to the dry ingredients.
Twinkle just recovered from a fever and she just won’t let mommy go, she had to join us in baking!
Next step is creaming the butter, white sugar, brown sugar, and honey until fluffy then beating in egg and vanilla.
It was easy for Ykaie because all we had to do is put the ingredients in the mixer and let them cream by themselves. After the mixture got all fluffy and well-combined, the flour mixture was added and mixed well.
Then the rolled oats were folded in. The mixture went inside the fridge to chill for at least 30 minutes. This gave me time to do some other household chores.
After 30 minutes, I called Ykaie so she can scoop the batter onto the prepared cookie sheet.
In went the fully-loaded baking sheet in the oven for 15 minutes.
The result are chewy, light, Oatmeal Honey Cookies that’s perfect for snack, school baon, and dessert!
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- 1 pack Maya All-Purpose Flour 400g
- 2 tsp cinnamon powder
- 2 tsp baking soda
- ½ tsp salt
- 2 cups butter, softened
- 1 cup white sugar
- 1 cup brown sugar, packed
- ½ cup honey
- 2 eggs
- 2 tsp vanilla extract
- 4 cups rolled oats
- Pre-heat oven to 350ºF/177ºC. Line a cookie sheet with baking paper. Set aside
- Sift together the flour, cinnamon powder, baking soda, and salt. Set aside. (K)
- Cream the butter, white sugar, brown sugar, and honey until fluffy. Beat in egg and vanilla. (K)
- Add the flour mixture and mix until well incorporated. Fold in oats. Chill for at least 30 minutes. (K)
- Scoop or spoon batter onto the prepared cookie sheet. Make sure that there is at least a 2-inch space in between cookies because they will spread during baking. Bake until evenly golden brown, about 15-18 minutes. (K)
- Allow to cool on the cookie sheet for 5 minutes before transferring into a wie rack to cool completely.
TIPS:
1. Use an ice cream scooper to achieve even cookie sizes.
2. Rolled oats should not be mistaken as instant oatmeal. Instant oatmeal does not give the texture that rolled oats do, therefore structure of the cookie would be different.
Awesome cookies, Peach. I am a huge fan of soft chewy oatmeal cookies. You have a really excellent sous chef there :-))
heehee. Thanks Angie!
These Look So Delicious, Love Your Helper Shes Too Cute. I Must Make With My Girls!
Thanks Lisa!
WOW these are the best looking oatmeal cookies I’ve ever seen! They’re usually so flat. Will definitely try this recipe!
Thanks Heather! hope you like it.
These cookies look so delicious! I love oatmeal cookies and these sound absolutely fabulous. I can’t wait to try this recipe sometime soon.
Hope you like it!
These oatmeal honey cookies look absolutely to-die for! Can’t wait to try this recipe out–pinning!
Thanks Cathy! hope you like ’em
These cookies sound really good. I have a huge sweet tooth so these would definitely hit the spot for me.
Thanks Pam!
They look delicious! I can’t believe how healthy they are! It’s good to not feel deprived when you are trying to live healthier.
Thanks Heather!
The cookies look absolutely great. Congratulations on switching to a healthier lifestyle! I hope everything goes well. I’m definitely keeping the recipe, it’s always nice to bake with the kids around.
Thanks Amanda!
These oatmeal honey cookies look delicious and I am going to have to try the recipe. I love how she is the little baker. Thanks for sharing the recipe.
Thanks Rebecca! I hope you like it.
Oh wow!! These Oatmeal Honey cookies sound delicious, plus your pics are fabulous!!
Thanks Ricci!
I’m not big on oatmeal cookies but those look delicious. Put a lil ice cream between them and yum!
That’s a great idea!
Something i could make at home. Oats are good for lactating moms and might as well put a lot of oats on my cookies. Thanks for this.
you’re welcome. Hope you like it.
I need that mixer! And you’ve read my mind, kasi I was looking for an oatmeal recipe talaga. San ba pwedeng makabili ng murang mixer na medyo matibay naman? I only have kasi a hand mixer ang hirap gamitin.
hmmnn… I think sa Quiapo medyo mura ang mixer 🙂
Great activity to bond with your child. And oatmeal cookies looks deliciously healthy. Would love to try this at home.
I do hope you get to try it and like it.
Love Maya’s new packaging! So cute! <3 And I love oatmeal cookies! Looks so easy to do as your little girl can do it! Your posts makes me want an oven real bad. Hehe! And as usual, great photos 😉
Thanks Coi!
Now I want cookies 🙂
Thanks Eens!
Gah they look so yummy and moist! I just bought a pack of rolled oats, sayang I don’t have honey!
Thanks Maan!
wow! looks yummy and easy to make. thanks for sharing.
you’re welcome 🙂
My gash, those look so mouth watering. I want to try this.
Thanks Marie!
Cudos on your weight loss. It is nice that you are encouraging healthy cooking and eating with your daughter. These cookies look amazing. I love oatmeal and honey. I will have to give them a try soon.
Hope you like them!
Your daughter is adorable and these cookies look amazing. I am pinning for future reference.
Thanks Jenn!
Yeah, I realized that an ice cream scooper is really the best way to attain a good roll and size for cookie. It’s been a while since I’ve baked. Sobrang busy. Makabake nga ulit! Thanks for this. I like Maya mixes.
You’re welcome May!
This is another awesome recipes. You are blessed to have the complete tools in baking. I hope to collect them soon.
Thank you!
Ooh, wow! Looks yummy! Should try this one of these days! Thank you for sharing.
Thanks Joy!
Nice. I wish to have baking session with my daughter as well. Soon! Thanks for the recipe =)
you’re welcome
Oatmeal cookies are my favorite. I’ve never tried making them with honey but can’t wait to, by using your recipe. Your photos are killing me, now I have an oatmeal cookies craving going on, lol.
LOL! I hope you make them soon.
Looks yummy! And a great bonding activity 🙂
Thanks Mabel!
I love cookies and oatmeal variants have always been a favorite of mine. It just sucks we don’t have an oven here at home. I’m sure it would be so much fun baking these with my kids.
I’m sure it would 🙂
Oatmeal cookies are my fave! Lalo na pag chewy like the ones you did. ????
Thanks Pinknomenal!
Twinkle is so big already! I am used to calling her Periwinkle before. hehe. I bet your eldest daughter will be a great cook/baker as well when she grows up!
I do hope so.
Parang ang sarap sarap. Syempre special kasi may appearance ni Twinkle 🙂
hehehe. Thank you!