Chocolate definitely qualifies as a thing of interest, and chocolate chip cookies, doubly so.
3. Cookies are formed! But here's where I goofed, folks. My first mistake was using too much dough to encase the Oreos. Easy does it! Also, space your cookies out for heaven's sake. No more than 6 per tray, I would say. However, it is entirely possible that fixing problem number one would also make problem number two a non-issue.
4. Here you can see where the cookies were too close. My first batch was undercooked by a minute or two, which made them very soft-- good for taste, but messy on the transfer to cooling racks.
5. Batch two did much better with the longer baking time. Here's a close-up of that golden brown exterior.
6. This is what the final product looks like. They may not be pretty, but yummmmmmmm! I could only eat one, which is saying something.
I originally caught this post over at Craft blog. I followed the link to Amandeleine for the recipe, and I had to try it. I am not going to repost the recipe here, but I do want to add a few notes for those of you who may want to try this for yourself. I am not the best baker in the world, so I have plenty of little mistakes you can learn from. But fear not-- the cookies are delicious if not perfectly beautiful morsels!
1. I have my ingredients ready to go.
1. I have my ingredients ready to go.
2. Wet ingredients and dry ingredients are mixed. 3. Cookies are formed! But here's where I goofed, folks. My first mistake was using too much dough to encase the Oreos. Easy does it! Also, space your cookies out for heaven's sake. No more than 6 per tray, I would say. However, it is entirely possible that fixing problem number one would also make problem number two a non-issue. 4. Here you can see where the cookies were too close. My first batch was undercooked by a minute or two, which made them very soft-- good for taste, but messy on the transfer to cooling racks. 5. Batch two did much better with the longer baking time. Here's a close-up of that golden brown exterior. 6. This is what the final product looks like. They may not be pretty, but yummmmmmmm! I could only eat one, which is saying something.And remember: milk does an Oreo-stuffed chocolate chip cookie good.
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