"Aw . . . poop . . . "
"Candied Cookies"
Happy Christmas!
Greetings from the 'tartanscot kitchen' on a bright, beautiful Christmas morning. I've been up for hours getting some things ready for a holiday dinner I'm attending this afternoon. And I've made one of my favourite cookies.
My mother used to make these when my brother and I were kids - and we've always laughed at their appearance - because frankly, they look a little like 'poop,' but, good grief, they are the tastiest things on the earth. They bring back so many memories. From the 'milk and cookies' tradition when I was a kid - to 'hot tea and cookies' sitting with my mom, chatting about everything under the sun - in the years since I've moved away.
"Candied Cookies"
2 cups of sugar
1/2 cup of milk
1 stick of butter
4 tablespoons of cocoa
2 1/2 cups of quick oats
3/4 cup of chopped walnuts and pecans
2 teaspoons of vanilla
1/2 cup of chunky peanut butter
directions
combine sugar, milk, butter, cocoa in a medium saucepan and bring to a rolling boil-stirring occasionally. Let mixture boil of 90 seconds. Remove from heat.
Add in remaining ingredients. Stir to combine. Spoon mixture onto wax paper. Let sit for 30 minutes until hard.
Eat.
Comments
Just stopping by all my favorite blogs to wish you a very Merry Christmas.
xoxo
Julio & Family
Happy holidays! Stan
My favorite.
Raised in Texas, we had a pecan tree and I remember picking them up after they fell so Mom could make the pie,,
Enjoy the Party.
Happy New Year..
the 'poop' is available for transport. just let me know.
lol,
scot
Love those drop cookies too. My mom used to make a similar cookie. Yep, they look like poop.
Hope you are enjoying the holidays. --Delores
I know your day was great...I look forward to seeing what you bring in the new year!
Blessings,
Renae
i need that poop picture!!!
ha ha ha
happy new year!!!
x
A Happy New Year!
The stick of butter is equal to 1/2 cup.
enjoy!
Scot
We were having 50 people over for a Christmas party and in my haste I dumped everything together in a bowl and then it dawned on me that I hadn't COOKED the butter, sugar, milk, cocoa...eek!
So my daughter suggested I throw an egg and some flour in and fake my way through the whole thing. In my desperation I did just that and then cleverly called them "chocolate peanut butter crinkle cookies!" to disguise my stupidity!
My best friend for the past 40 years said "wow what are these they taste like no bakes but something is different?!" Needless to say the jig was up and I had to confess my cooking faux pas!
Have a wonderful trip to NY and thanks for having a great blog!
Kat :)