The Great Cookie Challenge
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CreamyLady
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This sounds as if it would taste like the very best chocolate chip cookies I ever had, at a place called Cookie Muncher's Paradise. I've even forwarded it to my sister (who is not culinarily challenged); we loved those cookies and were desolate when the place closed.
They were the perfect restorative after a morning school-shopping with a child who was a head taller than her peers, and whose shoe size was off the chart. Actually, after any other trauma . . .
They were the perfect restorative after a morning school-shopping with a child who was a head taller than her peers, and whose shoe size was off the chart. Actually, after any other trauma . . .
willywanker
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Reminds me of a joke
An old man lay dying, the doctors had given him just hours to live. He had decided to die in his own bed at home. As he lay there, drifting in and out, he got a wiff of the home-made cookies his wife always made. He called out but his voice was so hoarse, no one heard. Struggling, he got his feet over the side of the bed. With almost all his strength, he willed himself to stand up. Moving slowly, deliberately, from one hand hold to the next, he followed the smell, the auroma giving him strength to keep going.
At last he reached the kitchen, his strength almost gone.
As he reached out a trembling hand, stretching to reach the counter, a spatula smacked his hand away. "Stop that, these are for the funeral"
Hey, I didn't say it was a good joke!!!
An old man lay dying, the doctors had given him just hours to live. He had decided to die in his own bed at home. As he lay there, drifting in and out, he got a wiff of the home-made cookies his wife always made. He called out but his voice was so hoarse, no one heard. Struggling, he got his feet over the side of the bed. With almost all his strength, he willed himself to stand up. Moving slowly, deliberately, from one hand hold to the next, he followed the smell, the auroma giving him strength to keep going.
At last he reached the kitchen, his strength almost gone.
As he reached out a trembling hand, stretching to reach the counter, a spatula smacked his hand away. "Stop that, these are for the funeral"
Hey, I didn't say it was a good joke!!!
Juspar Emvan
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OK, OK
These are the best honest I swear. My mum picked this recipie up in Canada over 25 years ago, it's for 'Chipit Cookies' you have to try it to believe it:
Aaaargh, can't find it! I will get back to you on this it is very important!
These are the best honest I swear. My mum picked this recipie up in Canada over 25 years ago, it's for 'Chipit Cookies' you have to try it to believe it:
Aaaargh, can't find it! I will get back to you on this it is very important!
CreamyLady
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Juspar, how can you tease people with a serious cookie habit like that?! Aaaarrrgggghhh.
Juspar Emvan
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I was serious, I wrote the start of my post, then spent ten minutes getting more and more frantic as I looked trough the cupboard. I can't find the recipie, but will get it in the next couple of days, then I will post it. They are the best. Especially when you take them, not quite cooked, warm and goey from the oven and munch out in the kitchen. Chef's privelage.
CreamyLady
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Chef's privilege, hah. It is the privilege of the desperate and the sneaky -- I have spirited many cookies out of my sister's kitchen.
Another mission I have is to find a recipe for a somewhat gooey lemon sugar cookie I once had . . . where to start . . .
Another mission I have is to find a recipe for a somewhat gooey lemon sugar cookie I once had . . . where to start . . .
SweetCherry
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This one is for those who like peanut butter too!
2 cups brown sugar
2 cups white sugar
2 cups chunky peanut butter
2 cups margerine
4 eggs
2 tsp. baking soda
1 tsp. salt
4 cups flour
1 12 oz. bag of semi sweet chocolate chips
1 12 oz bag peanut butter chips
Cream together butter, sugars and peanut butter.
Beat in eggs.
Add soda, salt and flour.
Mix thoroughly.
Add chips.
Bake on greased cookie sheet for 10 to 12 minutes at 350 degrees.
2 cups brown sugar
2 cups white sugar
2 cups chunky peanut butter
2 cups margerine
4 eggs
2 tsp. baking soda
1 tsp. salt
4 cups flour
1 12 oz. bag of semi sweet chocolate chips
1 12 oz bag peanut butter chips
Cream together butter, sugars and peanut butter.
Beat in eggs.
Add soda, salt and flour.
Mix thoroughly.
Add chips.
Bake on greased cookie sheet for 10 to 12 minutes at 350 degrees.
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CreamyLady
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Ahem. That particular ingredient is far better when baked into luscious, gooey, rich brownies.
Brownies are bigger than cookies, at least mine are, and far more, er, satisfying.
Brownies are bigger than cookies, at least mine are, and far more, er, satisfying.
