Vanilla Pudding Oatcakes

2008 October 10
by megan

These are low fat delightful treats with pudding in the mix. These little oatcakes are moist and chewy and full of vanilla cinnamon flavors. They are great in the morning with a cup of coffee, at night as a light dessert, or as a quick snack during the day! You can make these even lower fat and calorie by using Eggbeaters and sugar free/fat free pudding mix. I wonder how these would taste made with a little pumpkin and pumpkin spice thrown in the mix? Actually, I just remembered that Jello Pudding has a pumpkin pudding mix during the holidays. I will have to keep my eye out for it so I can make Pumpkin Pudding Oatcakes.
Vanilla Pudding Oatcakes
makes 12 mini cakes
Ingredients:
1/2 cup flour
1/2 cup rolled oats
1 pkg instant vanilla pudding mix
2 eggs
1/2 cup applesauce
1/2 cup brown sugar
1 tsp cinnamon
1 tsp baking soda
1/2 cup raisins
Directions:
Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
Combine the flour, oats, and pudding mix in a bowl.
In a separate bowl, mix the applesauce,brown sugar,
cinnamon and baking soda.
Gradually mix in eggs.
Gradually mix the dry mixture into the wet mixture.
Add in the raisins and mix.
Drop by spoonfuls onto a baking sheet.
Bake for 12-15 minutes.
19 Responses leave one →
  1. 2008 October 10
    Meghann permalink

    I like the ‘oatcake’ name. too cute! I will have to keep a look out for the pumpkin pudding mix!

  2. 2008 October 10
    ttfn300 permalink

    love these! except i would probably eat too many in one sitting… :) I’m totally on board for a chocolate pumpkin cake, too!!

  3. 2008 October 10
    Jessie permalink

    Yum! Yes, make the pumpkin ones next! Yay. Also, I swear, pudding mix is like a magic ingredient in some baked goods.

    +Jessie
    a.k.a. The Hungry Mouse

  4. 2008 October 10
    VeggieGirl permalink

    OOOH, delightful treats, indeed!!

  5. 2008 October 10
    Jessie permalink

    I can already taste them, they look chewy and moist! Yummy recipe :)

  6. 2008 October 10
    sportsnutritionliving permalink

    looks great… i have a problem with the instant pudding though it does not sit well with me!

  7. 2008 October 10
    Gita's Kitchen permalink

    Hi Meg,
    This cake is a new one for me. Will definitely try it.

  8. 2008 October 10
    balance, joy and food! permalink

    these oatcakes look so interesting1
    what’s the brand of vanilla pudding you use? I never used any. Any recommendation?

  9. 2008 October 10
    balance, joy and food! permalink

    thanks Meg. I’ll try it!

  10. 2008 October 10
    Joie de vivre permalink

    Oh! These sound just lovely. I have a recipe for a chocolate cookie on my site that uses chocolate pudding. I love using pudding mix in things. I am going to try these soon! I’ll let you know how they go.

  11. 2008 October 10
    Erin permalink

    I think I’m in love with your super cute dishes!

  12. 2008 October 10
    susan permalink

    These sound great, and also seem like they wouldn’t be as dried out as other lowfat recipes I’ve tried.

  13. 2008 October 10
    Hillary permalink

    Interesting idea to make a cake/cookie out of pudding and oats. I like it! :)

  14. 2008 October 10
    Jennifer von Ebers permalink

    That looks yummy! I would add choclate chips!

    By the way, I’m the sister of Charlie, http://www.backtothefridge.com

    He introduced me to your site. I love it!

  15. 2008 October 10
    Reeni permalink

    They look so good and kind of healthy too! I bet they are terrific with a cup of holiday spiced tea.

  16. 2008 October 10
    Krista permalink

    Those little cakes look wonderful!

  17. 2008 October 11
    That Girl permalink

    These look like something you’d find in starbucks

  18. 2008 October 11
    Juliet permalink

    Those look delicious! Thank you for the recipe.

  19. 2008 October 11
    Apples and Butter permalink

    Those look like a great little sweet snack. I love putting oats into anything sweet!

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