Chocolate Chip Cookies On A Stem Recipe
Yield: 24 ServingsRecipe by luhu.jp
Ingredients:
1 cup: , (1/2 lb.) butter/margarine, at room temperature
3/4 cup: Firmly packed brown sugar,
3/4 cup: Granulated sugar,
1 large: Egg,
2 tsp: Vanilla,
2 cup: Flour,
1 tsp: Baking soda,
1/2 tsp: Baking powder,
2 1/3 cup: Quick-cooking rolled oats,
12 ounce: Semisweet chocolate chips OR 6 oz *each* semisweet and white,
Chocolate, coarsely chopped
24 Pieces: hardwood dowel, (sold in home centers and lumberyards),
1/4 Inch: in diameter and cut about 12 inches long,
Directions:
FROM: Shelley Rodgers
Why bake cookies on a stick? For no reason but fun and to give them a
festive look. Presented in a florists box, theyre bound to evoke a
smile.
In a bowl, cream butter and both sugars with a mixer. Beat in egg and
vanilla. Mix together flour, baking soda, baking powder and oats.
Blend with butter mixture. Stir in chocolate.
Shape dough into 24 walnut-size balls. Assemble 1 at a time on an
oiled 12x15 inch baking sheet. Set ball at 1 of the narrow ends,
insert a dowel into center of ball, then pat dough into 2-1/2 inch
round; keep dowel in center of round and covered by dough. Repeat,
placing rounds about 2 inches apart. At opposite end of sheet, center
dough between dowels (-> see diagram below).
A pan holds 5 or 6 cookies. Keep dough covered until ready to shape.
Bake cookies in a 375~ oven until golden brown, about 15 minutes (if
using 1 oven, alternate pan positions after 8 minutes). slide a
spatula under each cooky to release from pan; leave in place for 5
minutes. Then carefully lay cookies with dowels flat on racks
(supprted the full length on racks of equal height) until cool.
To wrap, enclose each cooky with plastic wrap and tie wrap to dowel
with a ribbon (green for leaves) to keep cooky airtight. Serve, or
store wrapped cookies up to 3 days at room temperature. Freeze to
store longer.
Makes 24 cookies.
Per cooky: 262 calories, 3.3 gm protein, 13 g fat; 34 g
carbohydrates, 126 mg sodium, 29 mg cholesterol.
[ Sunset magazine, March 1991 ]
*>* this comes from the bottom of the files of Shelley Rodgers <=-
Source from luhu.jp
Why bake cookies on a stick? For no reason but fun and to give them a
festive look. Presented in a florists box, theyre bound to evoke a
smile.
In a bowl, cream butter and both sugars with a mixer. Beat in egg and
vanilla. Mix together flour, baking soda, baking powder and oats.
Blend with butter mixture. Stir in chocolate.
Shape dough into 24 walnut-size balls. Assemble 1 at a time on an
oiled 12x15 inch baking sheet. Set ball at 1 of the narrow ends,
insert a dowel into center of ball, then pat dough into 2-1/2 inch
round; keep dowel in center of round and covered by dough. Repeat,
placing rounds about 2 inches apart. At opposite end of sheet, center
dough between dowels (-> see diagram below).
A pan holds 5 or 6 cookies. Keep dough covered until ready to shape.
Bake cookies in a 375~ oven until golden brown, about 15 minutes (if
using 1 oven, alternate pan positions after 8 minutes). slide a
spatula under each cooky to release from pan; leave in place for 5
minutes. Then carefully lay cookies with dowels flat on racks
(supprted the full length on racks of equal height) until cool.
To wrap, enclose each cooky with plastic wrap and tie wrap to dowel
with a ribbon (green for leaves) to keep cooky airtight. Serve, or
store wrapped cookies up to 3 days at room temperature. Freeze to
store longer.
Makes 24 cookies.
Per cooky: 262 calories, 3.3 gm protein, 13 g fat; 34 g
carbohydrates, 126 mg sodium, 29 mg cholesterol.
[ Sunset magazine, March 1991 ]
*>* this comes from the bottom of the files of Shelley Rodgers <=-
Source from luhu.jp
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