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hiya everyone!! does any1 know a recipe 4 a big choco chip cookie thats coffee flavored? thanks so much..
Go to the bakery and buy a big chocolate chip cookie. Then go to Dunkin donuts, buy a black, non-flavored coffee, and pour it on the cookie. Viola!
Serve with beans and nachos.
Then go to Dunkin donuts, buy a black, non-flavored coffee, and pour it on the cookie. Viola!
‘Cello.
And if you want it kept fresh, wrap it in cello.
Omein cello
Not sure why everyone was rude to you, I did a simple search on YWN for you. I entered “Chip cookie recipe” into the searchbox at the top left of the homepage, and hit enter.
This is what came up:
http://theyeshivaworld.com/article.php?s=Chip+Cookie+Recipe&x=11&y=11
Note: At the bottom of the page, behind the blue highlight, you can click onto “older entries” for another page of cookie recipes.
Double Oh Seven
I don’t think anyone was trying to be rude, just humorous.
I don’t think so either, DY. Nobody wants to be rude to Miss Purple. (I’d post a recipe myself if I was more of a baker.)
Haifagirl just couldn’t resist commenting on the viola.
Voila! CR mayhem instead of yummy recipes.
do they have to be chocolate chip cookies? or just coffee? and whats “big” mean- how big?
i found some recipes online, but i can’t guarantee they’ll come out, cuz i’ve never tried them. if you want, i can post them
The link I posted has recipes for you.
Purp
Why dont you ask Mrs.Purple or miss Purple your sister who you are doing the segulos for? If she can’t make coffee cookies she isn’t ready for marriage yet.
If you add your little friend who visited your classroom the other day to some chocolate you can have chocolate mouse. Then you can add some antlers to it. Viola! Don’t get any on your guitar.
HG +1
IIRC, the Swedish Chef has a good recipe for chocolate moose.
If I were you, I would just use a regular chocolate chip cookie recipe and make the cookies large. If you want the coffee flavor, just add coffee powder (not granules!)to the recipe, or use coffee-extract instead of the vanilla extract.
Here is my sister’s chocolate chip cookie recipe, it is yum! It makes about 70 small cookies, so depending on how many cookies you need you might have to multiply the recipe:
1 cup margarine
3/4 cup dark brown sugar
3/4 cup white sugar
2 eggs
1 tsp. salt
1 tsp. vanilla extract
1 tsp. baking soda
2 1/4 cups flour
1 package chocolate chips
Cream the margarine and sugars. Add the eggs one at a time and beat, then add the vanilla extract and beat. Add salt, baking soda, flour and mix, then add chocolate chips.
These need 8-10 minutes at 350 degrees for smaller cookies, so if you are making huge ones they probably need 12-15. I am paranoid about baking times, so I would probably still check them after 10. Make sure not to crowd them on the cookie sheet because they spread.
If you are in EY, so 1 cup of margarine = 1 Israeli package. Increase the flour to 2 1/2 cups, too, because American flour is heavier. 350F = 180C.
Hatzlachah and a freilichen Purim!
good beahvior peeps
Does anybody else here resent being called a marshmallow snack?
haifagirl- nope, not I
haifagirl- No, Not Me!
from the recipes i saw, no you dont. you crush instant coffee granules so they are finer, and just add those
ThePurpleOne – no, don’t make coffee! THe cookies will be liquidy. If you have coffee/espresso powder, use that, if not then grind coffee granules so that they are powdery. A freilichen Purim!
From Wikipedia:
Peeps are marshmallow candies, sold in the United States and Canada, that are shaped into chicks, bunnies, and other animals. There are also different shapes used for various holidays. Peeps are used primarily to fill Easter baskets, though recent advertising campaigns market the candy as “Peeps – Always in Season”, as Peeps has since expanded to include Halloween, Christmas and Valentine’s Day. They are made from marshmallow, corn syrup, gelatin, and carnauba wax.
<sarcasm>Such a Jewish thing!</sarcasm>
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