“Everyone Loves Chocolate Chip Cookies”
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If you are like me, you remember how much you loved visiting
grandma's house as a kid. You loved it because you got spoiled
there. She let you play any game you wanted, you got to be
silly and goofy, and you could even have candy before dinner.
Grandma let you do all of the things that your mom said no to.
But there is another reason kids love going to grandma's house
to visit: her chocolate chip cookies.
Chocolate cookies are loved by most people I know. And most of
us discovered our love for them as small children in the
comfort of grandma's kitchen. For some reason her cookies were
always much better than mom's. Maybe it is because they were
always hot and soft or because she probably let you eat as many
as you wanted. Whatever the reason, one thing is sure. You
loved, and maybe still do love, chocolate chip cookies.
Chocolate chip cookies are the perfect snack.
You can eat them
when they are warm and right out of the oven or you can save
them for a few days and still enjoy them just as much. Some
people even love to eat the dough of the chocolate chip cookies
before they are baked.
Not many other snacks can be eaten in so
many fun ways. Perfect with a glass of milk, chocolate cookies
can be enjoyed after school, just before bed, and during any
season of the year. They are just as good when it is freezing
cold outside as they are in the middle of summer.
Chocolate chip cookies are the most famous kind of cookies.
Everyone has eaten one and most everyone loves them. You can
find them in every grocery store and bakery you enter, and most
every cook I know has a special recipe to make the perfect
batch. Chocolate chip cookies are great because they are made
with a few simple ingredients, most of which you have in the
house all the time. Making chocolate chip cookies is a perfect way to get children started working in a kitchen and learning to cook. All kids love to help mom with mixing and pouring the ingredients together, and there is nothing better to let kids experiment with than chocolate chip cookies.
Kids can get involved and have a special job to do and they can see and taste the results of their hard work. Baking chocolate chip cookies is a great family building activity that can fill any Saturday afternoon with fun.
So the next time you remember how great grandma's chocolate chip cookies really were, get out your own secret recipe and get your whole family to make the special memory of making and baking the perfect chocolate chip cookie.
About The Author: Rachael Cleipher has always loved chocolate chip cookies and has developed a secret recipe of her own. You can too by checking out http://www.chocolatechipcoolieshub.info
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“ Sensational Chocolate Oatmeal Cookies”
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This is an absolutely spectacular recipe for chocolate oatmeal
cookies. Though oatmeal cookies are not considered a cool,
modern dessert by many, there is a reason that traditional
recipes survive over the decades. And this recipe proves it --
sometimes traditions are best! Even the kids will want to get
involved to make a treat that's quick to make and healthy, too.
Chocolate Oatmeal Cookies
Prep: 10 min, Cook: 10 min.
* 3/4 lb. semisweet chocolate chips
* 1/2 cup soft unsalted butter
* 1 egg
* 1/2 cup sugar
* 1/4 tsp. vanilla extract
* 3/4 cup all purpose flour
* 1/4 tsp. baking soda
* 1 tsp. baking powder
* 3/4 cup quick or old fashioned oats, uncooked
* 1/4 tsp. salt (optional)
Oven should be preheated to 375°F. Separate 1 cup chocolate
chips from the rest and melt this in a saucepan over low heat.
Set aside.
Beat sugar and butter together in a bowl until smooth and
fluffy. Add the melted chocolate, vanilla, and egg.
Remaining ingredients should be combined in another bowl. Stir
in the remaining chocolate chips and the chocolate mixture made
previously.
Place rounded tablespoonfuls on an ungreased cookie sheet, bake
8-10 minutes as needed, then cool 1 minute on the cookie sheet
before removing cookies to a wire cooling rack.
To freeze cookies, cool rapidly to retain freshness. All dairy
and egg-based foods should be cooled in a refrigerator. Place
the single-serving amounts in freezer-proof containers and seal
tightly. If aluminum foil is preferred, wrap and fold edges to
seal securely and place on a flat surface to prevent Cookies from becoming misshapen.
Place containers in freezer until frozen. (Once the cookies are
safely frozen, the flat surface, such as a cookie sheet, can be
removed to save freezer space). Cookies will stay fresh in the
freezer for up to 2 months. Before unwrapping, make sure to
thaw cookies completely at room temperature. Enjoy! (In
moderation, of course. But who says moderation has to mean just
one at a time?)
About The Author: Donald Wilson contributes to several online
magazines, including http://hopir.com and http://bowyn.com
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