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Peanut Butter Chocolate Chip Cookies

04.18.2013 · Posted in Recipes

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There’s a cookie monster in our house. And his name is Sam. If he hears the words cook or bake or chocolate or cookies or brownies, he immediately drags a chair across the kitchen and hops on top. He knows where to find the measuring spoons, and he gets upset if I try to use [...]

The New York Times Chocolate Chip Cookies

02.02.2012 · Posted in Recipes

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I bookmarked this recipe long before Pinterest became popular. In fact, it’s been on my must bake list for at least three years. I figured it was finally time that I try these famous cookies. And they did not disappoint. The recipe — an adaptation of Jacques Torres, Mr. Chocolate himself — includes cake flour [...]

World Peace Cookies

12.22.2010 · Posted in Recipes

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We baked plenty of family favorites this holiday season: Oreo truffles, sugar cookies, snickerdoodles, and peanut butter kisses. But, of course, I had to add a new recipe to our repertoire, too. Dorie Greenspan is an accomplished food writer and cookbook author, and her World Peace cookies are all over the Internet — including inside [...]

Fluffy Peanut Butter Kisses

12.22.2010 · Posted in Recipes

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I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again: this man loves chocolate and peanut butter. Nick sneaks spoonfuls of peanut butter straight from the jar, and peanut butter cups don’t stand a chance in our candy bowl. But he is particular about his peanut butter kiss cookies. He prefers fluffy to flat, and so [...]

Snickerdoodles

12.22.2010 · Posted in Recipes

Sugar cookies are a holiday staple in my family, and snickerdoodles are a tradition in Nick’s. Nobody makes them quite like his grandmother, but we gave it a shot this year. Grandma’s snickerdoodles are crackly on top, slightly crisp, and just a little chewy on the inside. And they pair nicely with a (snowman) mug [...]

Sugar Cookies

12.21.2010 · Posted in Recipes

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While Julia Child’s bouef bourguinon was simmering on Saturday afternoon, we rolled up our sleeves and pulled Grandma Motz’s sugar cookie dough out of the refrigerator. Grandma Motz may not have been fancy or French like Julia Child, but the woman knew how to make a sugar cookie. This recipe has been passed down through [...]

Oktoberfest: Black Forest Cherry Cookies

11.09.2010 · Posted in Recipes

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Schwarzwälder Kirschtorte (Black Forest Cherry Cake) is a dessert commonly found in southern Germany, and one that we made a few months ago. But it would have been time consuming to slice and serve during our Oktoberfest party, so we turned the traditional cake into a cute little cookie. The ingredients are basically the same, [...]

Monster Cookies

01.03.2010 · Posted in Iron Chef Battles

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This is not your typical chocolate chip cookie. It’s soft, dense, chewy, and chocolatey. In other words, it’s dangerous. Sister-in-law Megan introduced us to these “monster cookies” during our Christmas trip to Michigan. In fact, we enjoyed them so much that Nick helped to make a second batch on our third day there. Enjoy them [...]