I received a grand total of zero emails, phone calls, comments, or messages of any kind bemoaning my decision not to publish a recipe last weekend.
Yet I am not discouraged. I will continue to annoy my bike geek friends with my silly recipes, until they pry this crappy laptop from my cold, flour-covered dead hands.
Ginger Chocolate Cookies
Officially, you should probably mix the wet and dry stuff separately, but I never do, and these come out great. Original recipe (it's been heavily modified by moi) came from Sunset.
So, put all of the following in a bowl and mix:
2c flour
1/2c butter
1/2c water
1/3c chopped up crystallized ginger (you can find this at a health food store, despite the fact that it's pretty much pure sugar and hence not healthy at all) - chop it up into pretty small bits.
1/3 cocoa powder
1 tsp baking soda
1.5 tsp cinnamon
1.5 tsp nutmeg
1c brown sugar
1/3c molasses
1 egg
2 tsp vanilla
1/2c (or more if you like) chocolate chips
Put golf-ball sized chunks of batter/dough on a greased cookie sheet (or parchment paper, preferably) and bake at 350 for about 10 minutes. Boom! A combination of the best attributes of a ginger snap and a chocolate chip cookie. Seriously.
4 comments:
I cooked the butternut squash lasagna the other night. It was d'lish. I was just thinking this morning that you hadn't posted anything new in a while. These sound fantastic.
Don't waste my time with any of that yank tosh when I'm getting fed 3 home-cooked Spanish courses every night.
Eszter - when Walt says he didn't receive any complaints or bitchin that means he is feeling deprived!
Walt, I scribbled down your zuke nut loaf recipe way back in December and made it a few weeks ago, to raaaaving reviews from a friend who considers herself a zuke nut loaf pro. 3 cups of sugar, or whatever it is, certainly helps. So keep postin those recipes. We are out here listening and appreciating.
Thanks Margo!!!
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