I have never been a big fan of cookies-I don't like how my teeth feel
afterwards till I can brush. I will eat the following when offered:

no-bake cookie made w cocoa oatmeal pb evap milk.

cut-out sugar cookie with simple frosting.

pb w choc kiss-has to be small.

mom's date pinwheels.

I don't like cookies warm from the oven, and actually prefer them cold
from the fridge.

I recently tried an interesting cookie I bought at the asian grocery
store here. From Japan, the only english word on the package was
bourbon, lol. I figured it would be fun and it was-fascinating
texture/sweet coating on that cookie-I wondered how it was done.

I LOVE cookies and have "met" very few I can honestly say I didn't like,
so am a tried 'n' true 'cookie monster" for sure! LOL

My favorite are oatmeal raisin, or any spicy raisin cookie, but you put
any cookie before me, and I'll inhale it in a flash!

I've been baking since I was 9 and every Sunday, I usually make 3
different kinds of cookies for "family day" at our house, and been doing
this for years. For the holidays I make around 2 dozen different kinds
of cookies, and give them out in pretty containers along with my
homemade candy, which I also love to make, but I could bake cookies all
day long, and never know when to stop.

Cookies? Did someone say cookies? I'll be right there!!!

Judy

On Wed, 22 Feb 2012 23:22:59 -0900, (Judy Haffner)
wrote:

> Cookies? Did someone say cookies? I'll be right there!!!

If you've never tried "flourless peanut butter cookies", try them!
It's a good way to use up peanut butter that "failed" as a sandwich
spread. Really!

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sf wrote:

>If you've never tried "flourless peanut
> butter cookies", try them! It's a good
> way to use up peanut butter that "failed"
> as a sandwich spread. Really!

Yes, they really are good, aren't they?! My hubby prefers those, as said
they have a stronger peanut butter flavor, than the regular recipe I use
sometimes, that has flour, etc. in them.

Judy

On Thu, 23 Feb 2012 10:42:41 -0900, (Judy Haffner)
wrote:

>
> sf wrote:
>
> >If you've never tried "flourless peanut
> > butter cookies", try them! It's a good
> > way to use up peanut butter that "failed"
> > as a sandwich spread. Really!
>
> Yes, they really are good, aren't they?! My hubby prefers those, as said
> they have a stronger peanut butter flavor, than the regular recipe I use
> sometimes, that has flour, etc. in them.
>
I don't use as much sugar as called for in the flourless peanut butter
cookie recipes, but they get bonus points for being gluten free.
FYI: I found a recipe for "Paleo Brownies" last night... no flour, but
they use almond butter. Of course, I will have to go out and find
some of that in order to try the recipe.

Paleo Brownies
http://www.bakergal.com/2011/08/bake...ie-recipe.html


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