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By Aaron Harden | March 10, 2010
Oatmeal & Raisin and Chocolate chip are everyone favourite cookies, but you can have too much of a good thing and start getting bored. I love Chocolate chip, and the smell of a fresh batch is indescribable, so they’ll never disappear from my kitchen completely.
I am however, open to all suggestions and am willing to experiment with different flavors. If you don’t try you never know, that’s my motto in the kitchen.
There are a few new cookies which I’ve tried lately, and I’m so glad that I did. Here are a few of the ones I made that were really tasty and will definitely be on my list from now on when baking day comes around.
One clever idea that I think you will enjoy is using a cake mix to make your cookies from. They even crack like shop bought cookies and taste brilliant, and there are so many flavors to experiment with.
The next one I tried was using dough made from peanut butter. You can make this yourself or buy it ready made. When you take the cookies from the oven create a space inside each cookie and pop in a peanut butter cup, get the picture?
In my opinion, White chocolate is a very neglected ingredient, until now. My combining this with Cranberries I have created a cookie that looks good, tastes good and that I can’t make enough of as they go so fast! You know you’ve hit on a winner when your friends keep asking you to make more.
A sweet and tasty treat using cherry, chocolate chips and buttered toffee is my last idea today. Just chuck them into your mixture and prepare your taste buds for a real treat.
The great thing about baking cookies is that there are no rules. You may have some great ideas yourself, don’t keep them as ideas, give them a go. Try some of my ideas with some of your own, you should enjoy both making and eating cookies.
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