After getting the ingredients out and ready, "Big Red" was a great help with the mixing. From parchment paper over a 40+ year old cookie sheet to a finished stack of 60 tasty devils.
Meanwhile, out on the ice were four men fishing at 8:30am. By the time the cookie project was finished there were seven.
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RECIPE
Peanut Butter Cookies from Grandma's Recipe Collection
Sift together -
2 C flour
1 1/2 tsp baking powder
1/2 tsp baking soda
1/8 tsp salt
Blend well before adding flour mixture -
1 C peanut butter
2 C brown sugar
1/2 C butter (1 stick) I said BUTTER!! (Don't melt!)
2 eggs
Add -
1 tsp pure vanilla
1/2 C whole milk
Cool dough in refrigerator for a bit, then teaspoon 12 scoops to an ungreased cookie sheet. I don't press them into a ball and flatten with a sugared fork, because I don't feel it is necessary, but you can if you wish!
Bake - 350° oven 9-11 minutes depending on how crunchy you like them. The less time in the oven the chewier they are!
After baking, let them rest a bit before removing from sheet to paper bags.
Makes about 4-5 dozen, depending on size.
My mom had a similar recipe that was always a favorite (even with Bud after we married).
ReplyDeleteHer recipe was 'fork cookies'...everything but the peanut butter. Soft & gooey goodness.
They look yummy Ms. G. (and I'm not referring to the ice fishermen)
Alright I'm putting the coffee on. I've done many different types of fishing both fresh and salt water but I've never done ice fishing. Are they going for bass or rainbows?
ReplyDeleteWe don't have any lake trout here. Crappies, pickerel, sunnys, bluegill and bass, yes.
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