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ceegee on 5.19.2010




These cookies are AMAZING! I love everything about them-the combination of spice and chocolate is perfect. The recipe has gone in my favorites file for sure! Thanks so much for sharing it.
abneiman on 11.21.2010




Soft and chewy with just the right amount of balance between the chocolate and ginger. Yum!
melanieintexas on 12.5.2010




Delicious Delicious Delicious. I didn’t think I really liked ginger cookies. Or molasses. Wrong and wrong! So good. Even my husband who usually complains that cookies are too sweet loved them. We’re supposed to be sending them to my son’s class but I may have to hide them so they’ll last until tomorrow. Yum.
food4friends on 2.3.2011




Wonderful cookie. Wasn’t sure about the ginger/chocolate combo but it rocks! Used leftover chips (bittersweet and semi sweet), because it was way too cold to go to the grocery store. Will definitely make again.
allhomemade on 5.5.2011




These are fantastic! They have great flavor and texture. I think they also have a certain sophistication that would make them especially good for hostess gifts — something about them just makes you want to wrap them in cellophane tied with a fancy ribbon.
irishheart on 12.23.2011




Absolutely wonderful! Soft, chewy and full of chocolate…what more could you ask for? A keeper!
Elizabeth on 12.14.2012




Flavorful and delicious! I gave these away as Christmas gifts and they were loved! People couldn’t believe they were homemade.
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fire wife katie on 1.28.2010
If I had molasses in my house, I’d make this right now! They sound divine!
Reasonable Snob on 1.29.2010
Cookies always come out so much better with molasses. I can’t wait to try these out!
skinnycook on 1.29.2010
I didn’t get a chance to eat them all before the kids came home…so I had to share! Everyone in my house loves them! I was a little short on the molasses by about 2 Tbsp., but they still turned out wonderful. Will definitely make them again! Thanks for posting!
dulcimerhope on 1.30.2010
I am not the kind of baker who pays a lot of attention to ALL the ingredients before I start in on a recipe . . . so I was halfway into making these cookies before I noticed THEY DON’T CONTAIN EGGS! I’ve been baking cookies since I was 12 and I’ve never seen an eggless cookie recipe before.
But the taste will fool you — they are rich and chewy and full of spicy, chocolatey flavor.
Next time I think I’d bake them at a bit higher temperature (like 350 or so), as mine turned out a little gooey (perhaps I could also remedy this by reducing the amount of molasses, but I wouldn’t want to miss out on that).
ceegee on 1.31.2010
What a wonderful cookie this is…..so many layers of flavor!
It’s a big hit here and the recipe is going into my favorites folder….I’ll be making these a lot!
Thanks so much for sharing the recipe!
Carol
3bakingsheets on 2.16.2010
I made these over Christmas and again last month…they are my absolute favorite cookie in the world.
Ridic, as the kids say.
jeweld on 2.28.2010
Delicious! Make sure you watch the how long these are in the oven- too long and they get hard fast. But get it just right and…
man… they are HEAVENLY. Just the right amount of chewy and spicy. Fantastic. Thank you for sharing this!
abneiman on 11.21.2010
I made these this weekend and they were a huge hit, yum!
whisktogether on 10.14.2012
The recipe is in Martha Stewart’s Cookies book with the change of two ingredient amounts. I do wish this would be mentioned.
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