A chocolate-cookie recipe wanted...
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Re: Re: A chocolate-cookie recipe wanted...Quote: Originally Posted by dahlusion pre-heat oven to 350 bake 20 mins. or until done, or check "done" by using the "toothpick" method of poke and pull: a doughy toothpick, bake longer; a dry toothpick, brownies are done: serve with organic dark french roast, fair-trade, shade grown coffee in a large mug for dipping.  Thanks Dah. I think we could put a hold on the exotic espresso. Now if someone can tell us the mixing procedure we could bake some up in time for Santa's arrival...............what do you think ?........................................gogant 
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Re: A chocolate-cookie recipe wanted...Easy Gant, you may want to stop by a local pastry shoppe to get the expert opinion of a pastry chef lady; use vanilla extract. |
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Re: Re: A chocolate-cookie recipe wanted...Quote: Originally Posted by Grito Easy Gant, you may want to stop by a local pastry shoppe to get the expert opinion of a pastry chef lady; use vanilla extract. Sound advice, Grits. But...wait a minute...don't us guys make better all-around chefs ? Oh boy, I hope Maddi doesn't see that remark.............. ......................... 
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Re: A chocolate-cookie recipe wanted...You are a card Go, and I think you better make alot of cookies because you have everyone here drooling for those tasties!!! |
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Re: A chocolate-cookie recipe wanted...Aw, c'mon ……………………g, have some real caffeine and get "ah'py", |
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Re: Re: A chocolate-cookie recipe wanted...Quote: Originally Posted by dahlusion Aw, c'mon ……………………g, have some real caffeine and get "ah'py", and dunk those brownies properly…soak'um up, cowboy… Did you ever dunk a cookie, or a donut into a cup of coffee and have half of it sink to the bottom of the cup, Dah, and then try fishing it out with your fingers ? Yuk, what a mess. Now, I'm salivating for a chocolate cookie and a cup of Maxwell House coffee...used to be though, good to the last drop...but not with half a soggy cookie at the bottom.  .................g
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Re: A chocolate-cookie recipe wanted...Mr. G, I am so disappointed that you never considered asking for my inextraordianry, super-ficially cullinary, berry, berry exhilarating recipe from under downs. |
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Re: A chocolate-cookie recipe wanted..."Maxwell House coffee" — drinking that is like |
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Re: A chocolate-cookie recipe wanted...I think, Mr. Ink, that you were watching to much of Granny from the hills of Beverly, mixing up a batch of lye soap, and trying to keep her still a smokin' an a strokin' at the same time... |
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Re: Re: A chocolate-cookie recipe wanted...Quote: Originally Posted by dahlusion "Maxwell House coffee" — drinking that is like taking a shower with a raincoat on…and, ……………g, you've taken all of the gooey fun out of dunking, and fishing the bottom of the mug for brownie muck. Aw………  I think gogant got a point there, Mr. D. We used to dip strips of buffalo hide in my wife's corn squeezins to soften it...now and then we had to let the dogs loose to chase away the locals...they were drawn to the scent of that buffalo hide, I guess. |
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Re: A chocolate-cookie recipe wanted...Come on Gogant, everyone is hungry already, get off the pot and stop procrastinating and start cooking guy!!! LOL! Jeez! |
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Re: A chocolate-cookie recipe wanted...I have to say that the down under recipe sounds very interesting!! |
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Re: A chocolate-cookie recipe wanted...I think I have to side with Dah on the dunk, the good is in the goo and go for it, at least once in a while, why hold back. Talk about buffalo hide, that is not holding back!! LOL! Send some over with the corn squeezins please Mangeo! |
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Re: Re: A chocolate-cookie recipe wanted...Quote: Yeah, interesting in a foreboding way. I'm not here to praise cookie recipes, I'm here to use the men's room...or should I wait til Mr. Ink mixes up one explosive batch of choc-full-o-dynomite-cookies from down under........................ 
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Re: Re: A chocolate-cookie recipe wanted...Quote: Originally Posted by Grito I think I have to side with Dah on the dunk, the good is in the goo and go for it, at least once in a while, why hold back. Talk about buffalo hide, that is not holding back!! LOL! Send some over with the corn squeezins please Mangeo! Funny how Mr. G starts a goofy thread about finding a chocolate cookie recipe, and ends up getting some wayout, wild, and wonderful things thrown in. Now you know, Mr. grits, that my wife's squeezin's is just for me..... |
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Re: A chocolate-cookie recipe wanted...Ok, sorry Mangeo, I thought it was cornbread. You lucky though. |
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Re: A chocolate-cookie recipe wanted...Stardrift is back, you want me to tell on you? You know he'll get on your case. |
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Re: A chocolate-cookie recipe wanted...Ultimate Chocolate Chip Cookies |
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Re: A chocolate-cookie recipe wanted...Okay, Marck, I have to admit that that sounds like the best recipe I have ever heard. I'll have to go and try it and see how they turn out....sorry but I won't be able to pass some along through OP...only in thought perhaps..... |
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Re: A chocolate-cookie recipe wanted...I was the one who knocked that goofy snowman of yours over, gogant...I didn't like the feather you stuck in its head...the coal I can use...thanks, and Merry Christmas to you, and all. |
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Re: A chocolate-cookie recipe wanted...Merry Christmas to all too!!! |
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Re: A chocolate-cookie recipe wanted...Gant, maybe you can post a pic, maybe a little poem if you make the cookies. |
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Re: A chocolate-cookie recipe wanted...C'mon gogo, bake the freaking brownies |
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Re: Re: A chocolate-cookie recipe wanted...Quote: Originally Posted by Grito Gant, maybe you can post a pic, maybe a little poem if you make the cookies. I think Mr. Ink would do a better job at composing a poem about cookies...did you guys read his new one...The Frito Lay Bandit...or some goofy title like that. Seems he ran around stealing everybody's lunches, instead of chasing after the girls, when he was in high school. 
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Re: A chocolate-cookie recipe wanted...I'm so disapionted. I'm so sad |
In science one tries to tell people, in such a way as to be understood by everyone, something that no one ever knew before. But in poetry, it's the exact opposite.
Franz Kafka (1883-1924) Czech writer.