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Matcha–Chocolate Chip Cookies

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These super-moist and delicious cookies were based on one of my most popular cookie recipes from my first book, Pretty Delicious. They are made with a secret ingredient: banana!

Pro Tip

Try to resist eating them fresh out of the oven (I know, it’s hard). They taste even better the next day!

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