I really enjoy a good oatmeal chocolate chip cookie.
I had been contemplating which cookie recipe to make for a host gift for Thanksgiving. Thinking cranberry white chocolate oatmeal. Craisins are a million times better than raisin and oatmeal cookies are the shiz.
No, but you can freeze them for several months.
Beyond crispyā¦ crunchy. It should shatter if you look at it cross-eyed.
PREEEEEAAAACH, SISTER!!!
But then you would befoul delicious butter, sugar, eggs, vanilla, and oatmeal with the vile awfulness of rai-SINS!!!
Not if you want to make meringue. They work for most everything else, but they just donāt hold as much air. Weāve tried this.
bread pudding
Mmmmmmm, bread pudding.
I had been contemplating which cookie recipe to make for a host gift for Thanksgiving. Thinking cranberry white chocolate oatmeal. Craisins are a million times better than raisin and oatmeal cookies are the shiz.
Well, the kids hated these. Now I have 30 cookies without a home. I am making another batch of 36 to bring to the two thanksgivings later this week.
Now I have 30 cookies without a home.
Guess youāll have to mail them to Steve and Bro. If you have neighbors you like, you can say theyāre happy Thanksgiving cookies and thanks for being good neighbors.
Huh, Iāve never noticed that. I guess normally if Iām freezing egg whites itās to make angel food cake. Which in my experience is fussier than meringue. But either one involves whipping the egg whites.
I havenāt observed a difference.
Interesting. I find that it appears to whip okay, but when I cook it, the cookies āmeltā, and loose their stiff peaks. So instead of a round cookie with browned, caramelized peaks, I get a flat round cookie. Also, some of the egg white leaks out the bottom as it cooks, leaving an unattractive crust at the bottom of the cookie, and some mess on the parchment.
To be fair, Iām not certain Iāve ever used frozen egg whites for meringue cookies. (Which we call āforgotten cookiesā because you leave them in the oven overnight.)
So I donāt think my experience directly refutes yours.
I tried Tateās chocolate chip cookies just now. They are not bad!
For a crispy cookie that is. They are crispy but not hard. And the chocolate is good.
Way better than say Chips Ahoy.
I still prefer a thick gooey soft warm chocolate chip cookie. But these are good in their own way.
Also, the worldās best cookie isnāt listed. Iāll post the recipe
Where are we at on this one?
Oh I forgot! Hold please
Ok - for everyone except @Lucy (they are a soft cookie). These are a staple in my family.
Carrot Cookies (Donāt let the name scare you - just trust me)
3/4 cup sugar
1 t salt
3/4 cup shortening
1 egg
1 cup cooked mashed carrots (you can make these by steaming and mashing - but I usually just use a jar or two of jr. baby food carrots)
1 t vanilla
2 t baking powder
2 cups flour
Drop spoonfuls onto cookie sheet and bake at 350 for about 10-12 minutes
cool and then frost
Frosting (this makes enough to frost a double batch)
grate the peel of one orange into a bowl
squeeze in the juice of the orange (add a little more oj if needed)
1/4 to 1/2 stick of butter
1 box powdered sugar
Carrot cake is one of my favorites, so Iām all about these.
That felt like a bait and switch.
Been watching Seinfeld on Netflix. I imagine you seeing an oatmeal raisin cookie and reacting like Jerry does when he sees Neuman.