Skillet Cookie - ooey, gooey chocolate chip cookie baked in a skillet, and topped with ice cream, hot fudge, whipped cream and any other toppings your heart desires!
Spread cookie dough into your already prepared cast iron skillet. Preheat oven to 350 degrees, use 2 of the Tbsp of softened butter to grease one cast iron skillet I believe mine is a 9 inch round cast iron skillet. 10 Tbsp spoons of butter, softened (8Tbsp for your cookie and 2 Tbsp to grease your skillet). Bake at 350 degrees, for 20-25 minutes mine took 25 minutes or until cookie is crisp around edges and golden brown
This healthy chocolate chip cookie cake is baked in a skillet and is SO easy. SO, I tested the recipe until it was perfect…but a smaller scale version in a mini cast iron skillet
Since I don't always have access to an open fire to toast some marshmallows I decided to take my love for s'mores and my love for skilletcookies and fuse the two together
But I'm getting off topic, and this isn't a restaurant review, so back to the skilletcookie. This would be a really fun family dessert to place in the middle of the table, since everyone would get to eat right out of the skillet--I have a feeling my nieces would love this one
Spoon batter into skillet. It will be a little thicker than cookie dough. Heat the butter in a 9-inch cast iron skillet over high heat until bubbling. Bake for 25-30 minutes or until set on the top when pressed lightly and a toothpick inserted into the centre of the cookie comes out clean
Hey, if someone handed me a pretty cupcake that's moist and chocolatey, covered in cream cheese butter cream, and with a little hidden cookie surprise in the bottom of the cupcake, I wouldn't complain
With fall comes football - something I could care less about - but Jamie and his friends do the whole fantasy football thing every fall, so for their first get together for the draft, I baked up a batch of cookies for them that represent all things warm, cozy and fall-ish
Roll dough into balls, dip the bottom of a clean glass in flour and flatten cookie. Using either a cookie press or a piping bag, pipe out cookies onto a baking sheet
So to fulfill my duties, I'm [un]officially ending my summer baking with S'more Cookies. Unbeknownst to you all, I've tried a s'more cookie recipe here or there but obviously they weren't any good since they never made it to LSM
So where did these cookies originally come from. What do you call these cookies. Some of the common names for these delicious balls of pure bliss are, Russian Tea Cakes, Mexican Wedding Cookies, Italian Wedding Cookies, snowdrops, butter balls or more specifically pecan butter balls
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