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by Laurie {Simply Scratch} and filed in Cookies, Desserts
A fun twist on a classic cookie recipe!
by cheesypennies and filed in Cookies, Desserts
These are the quintessential, hot from the oven, chewy, buttery, full-of-stuff cookie. They offer the added element of crunch and a little twist from the toffee bits. As the saying goes, bet you can’t eat just one!
by cheesypennies and filed in Cookies, Desserts
A crunchier version of a Pecan Sandie, these are scrumptious and very adult, considering their simple snack food “secret ingredient”.
by Elly Gramatikova and filed in Cookies, Desserts
These cookies are moist and chewy, almost caky but not quite, and chocolaty. Just amazing!
by roxanagreengirl and filed in Cookies, Desserts
Chocolate almond cookies (gluten free): a healthier substitution to the store-bought chocolate candy.
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thoughtpet on 12.25.2009
My life will not be complete until I make these.
pinkychris on 12.27.2009
I’ve seen cherry icebox cookies in a catalog and they were 26 dollars a dozen. I am so excited to make this and not spend a fortune doing so. Thanks for posting this.
thekitchenhag on 12.29.2009
My 9 year old daughter saw this, she said you can use maraschino cherries in cookies “sweeettttt”
We are making these today.
thekitchenhag on 12.29.2009
Delicious, reminds me of cherry soda from back in the day.
thoughtpet on 1.7.2010
Okay – made these cookies today. I thought they were great. I will add that they don’t spread much. So instead of the one inch balls, I decided to go a bit bigger and flatten with cup. They cooked for me faster than the 10-12 minutes recipe calls for. They seem to overcook a bit easy and get hard after cooling. So I started pulling them out as soon as I saw a hint of brown at the edges. Also, did I mention they were great? The icing didn’t seem like enough so I doubled it and regret that. I think what the recipe calls for would be perfect. I left off the nuts because my kids hate nuts on anything. It’s late, and that’s all I remember…. other than they were great. I hope I drove that point home.
trisherina on 2.13.2010
This made 60 cookies using 1″ balls — and I had dough left over.
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