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January 29 2012

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Comfort in Cookies

Sent to you by Matt via Google Reader: Comfort in Cookies via bakerella.com by bakerella on 11/7/11 I love having cookies around. Whether I need a little pick me up or just a quick sugar fix. Having cookies handy is comforting. And knowing I can have one and be good or eight and feel good, cookies equal comfort for me. And chocolate cookies. well they just make it all even better. Chocolate cookies with chocolate chips. Uh huh. That’s the stuff. I found these dark chocolate chips at the grocery store and had to use them right away. I guess they’re new from Nestle. It’s about time they joined the party. I love dark chocolate. Oh, I forgot. The cookies are kissed with peanut butter, too. Yes. Yum. Start out by creaming the butter, sugar and peanut butter. Add the eggs and vanilla. Beat it all together. Add whisked cocoa, flour, baking soda and salt to the creamed mixture. Then add in those dark chocolate chips and stir it all together. Oh yeah. Take the cookie dough and roll into small balls roughly 1 1/4″ in size. Place on parchment paper and bake away. They’ll be on the smaller side, but they’ll bake up nice and thick. And oh so good. Help. Me. If you’re a nut lover, you can also roll them in chopped pecans right before baking. Just like so. I baked some plain and some with pecans to play. But, I like the plain ones better. Plain, slightly under baked and warm – right out of the oven. Hard to resist. Basically, I like to torture myself. Then I can seek comfort with more cookies. It’s probably good to be alone when you take them out of the oven. No one needs to see that behavior. Just curious. Raise your hand if you’ve ever eaten an embarrassing amount of cookies before they can even cool. Dark Chocolate Chip Comfort Cookies 1 1/2 cups flour 1/2 cup cocoa 3/4 teaspoon baking soda 1/2 teaspoon salt 1/2 cup butter, slightly softened 1 1/2 cups sugar 1/2 cup peanut butter 2 eggs 1 teaspoon vanilla 10 oz. dark chocolate chips chopped pecans, optional - Preheat oven to 350 degrees. - In a small bowl, mix flour, cocoa, soda and salt using a wire whisk and set aside. - In another bowl, cream butter, sugar and peanut butter until light and fluffy. - Add eggs and vanilla and mix until combined. - Add flour mixture to creamed mixture and mix until combined. - Stir in dark chocolate chips. - Roll cookie dough into 1-1/4 inch balls. (If desired, roll balls in chopped pecans.) - Place on parchment paper covered baking sheet. - Bake 10 minutes. - Place cookies on cookie rack to cool. - Makes about 30 2-inch cookies. Things you can do from here: - Subscribe to bakerella.com using Google Reader - Get started using Google Reader to easily keep up with all your favorite sites
 
 

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via bakerella.com by bakerella on 11/7/11

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I love having cookies around. Whether I need a little pick me up or just a quick sugar fix. Having cookies handy is comforting. And knowing I can have one and be good or eight and feel good, cookies equal comfort for me.

And chocolate cookies. well they just make it all even better.

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Chocolate cookies with chocolate chips.

Uh huh. That’s the stuff.

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I found these dark chocolate chips at the grocery store and had to use them right away.

I guess they’re new from Nestle. It’s about time they joined the party. I love dark chocolate.

IMG_5996

Oh, I forgot. The cookies are kissed with peanut butter, too.

Yes. Yum.

Start out by creaming the butter, sugar and peanut butter.

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Add the eggs and vanilla.

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Beat it all together.

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Add whisked cocoa, flour, baking soda and salt to the creamed mixture.

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Then add in those dark chocolate chips and stir it all together. Oh yeah.

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Take the cookie dough and roll into small balls roughly 1 1/4″ in size.

Place on parchment paper and bake away.

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They’ll be on the smaller side, but they’ll bake up nice and thick.

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And oh so good.

Help. Me.

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If you’re a nut lover, you can also roll them in chopped pecans right before baking.

IMG_6084

Just like so.

I baked some plain and some with pecans to play.

IMG_6114

But, I like the plain ones better. Plain, slightly under baked and warm – right out of the oven.

Hard to resist. Basically, I like to torture myself. Then I can seek comfort with more cookies.

It’s probably good to be alone when you take them out of the oven. No one needs to see that behavior.

Just curious. Raise your hand if you’ve ever eaten an embarrassing amount of cookies before they can even cool.

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Dark Chocolate Chip Comfort Cookies

1 1/2 cups flour
1/2 cup cocoa
3/4 teaspoon baking soda
1/2 teaspoon salt
1/2 cup butter, slightly softened
1 1/2 cups sugar
1/2 cup peanut butter
2 eggs
1 teaspoon vanilla
10 oz. dark chocolate chips
chopped pecans, optional

  • Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
  • In a small bowl, mix flour, cocoa, soda and salt using a wire whisk and set aside.
  • In another bowl, cream butter, sugar and peanut butter until light and fluffy.
  • Add eggs and vanilla and mix until combined.
  • Add flour mixture to creamed mixture and mix until combined.
  • Stir in dark chocolate chips.
  • Roll cookie dough into 1-1/4 inch balls. (If desired, roll balls in chopped pecans.)
  • Place on parchment paper covered baking sheet.
  • Bake 10 minutes.
  • Place cookies on cookie rack to cool.
  • Makes about 30 2-inch cookies.

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January 24 2012

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Bacon Egg Cheese Muffins

Ich hatte heute spontan die Eingebung mal zehn von diesen überaus lecker aussehenden “Bacon Egg Cheese Muffins” zu backen. Die Idee kam mir, als ich am Eierstand im REWE vorbeilief. Okay. Entschlossen wurden die Zutaten eingekauft. Ich hatte zwar letztendlich den geriebenen Käse vergessen, aber ich habe ja immer genug Gouda im Haus. :D

Was braucht man also? Eigentlich gar nicht viel:

  • 10 Eier
  • Toastbrot
  • 20 Bacon-Streifen
  • geriebenen Käse
  • ein Muffin-Blech
  • Öl oder Butter
  • Papiertücher
  • einen Backofen :D

Zuerst schmiert man das Muffinblech tüchtig mit Butter oder Öl ein. Dann stanzt man die Böden der Muffins am besten mit einem Glas aus dem Toastbrot und bestückt damit das Muffinblech.

Alle toastbrot scheiben in das blech legen.

Danach ist der Speck dran. In einer Pfanne werden 20 Streifen Bacon angebraten. Darauf achten, dass sie nicht zu knusprig werden, damit sie nicht zu sehr zusammen schrumpfen. Schließlich sollen sie ja vollständig die Muffins umschließen.

Nach ca. drei Minuten legt man die Streifen auf ein Papiertuch und tupft diese mit einem anderen Papiertuch ab, damit das Fett aufgesaugt wird.

Nun drapiert man jeweils zwei Streifen um das im Muffinblech liegende Toastbrot. Die Streifen bilden quasi den Rand der Muffins. Danach werden die zehn Eier einfach oben auf das Toastbrot gegossen. Bitte darauf achten, dass das Eigelb nicht kaputt geht — bzw. wer es mag kann auch das Eigelb zerfließen lassen. Anschließend kommt noch der geriebene Käse über das Ei. Ihr müsst übrigens keinen geriebenen Käse nehmen, Gouda-Stückchen bieten sich hier auch gut an.

Nun kommt das Muffinblech in den auf 200°C vorgeheizten Backofen auf die mittlere Schiene. Passt bitte auf, dass kein Eiweiß rausschwappt. :D

Je nach Wunsch der Eigelbkonsistenz bleibt das Blech nun ca. 8-14 Minuten im Backofen.

Jetzt kommt der schwierige Teil, nämlich die Muffins aus dem Blech zu heben. Am besten geht es mit einem dünnen Plastikmesser, damit das Blech nicht beschädigt wird. Fahrt mit dem Messer vorsichtig um die Muffins herum und legt diese dann auf einen Teller.

Abschließend könnt ihr nun nach Belieben die Muffins mit Salz, Pfeffer und Kräutern beleben.

Guten Appetit.

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