We’re having this end of the year celebration thingy at my school on Friday, and we just got a “reminder email” (read: the first one) asking everyone to bring 2 dozen heat proof cookies. :rollseyes:
AND, sine I am going on a field trip tomorrow, I have to make them tonight. And I don’t have time to go to the store, so they can’t include anything wierd.
I was going to say peanut butter too, but often people are allergic to peanuts or other types of nuts. Would jam thumbprints be heat proof? Lemon cookies?
lol i totally hate snickerdoodles but they were excellent 4H cookies since it is nearly impossible to not make perfectly round ones! my brother used to stalk the kitchen when i made them to get any that weren’t perfect…like the ones that would always slide off the pan when pulling them out of the oven! “you can’t use those for 4H right? ouch ouch ouch hot!”
Snickerdoodles are basically a sugar cookie dough, rolled in a ball and then rolled in cinnamon sugar. You bake the balls and they flatten out to nice, round, soft-baked cookies. Mmmmmmmmmm
I made cake mix cookies last night, only to discover this morning that DH thought they were for him :doh: When I went upstairs to yell at him, he woke up and before I could say anything, he says all sleepily “Dude, thanks for those cookies, they were awesome!” sigh He was so happy I didn’t have the heart to tell him they weren’t for him. I just said “your’e welcome sweetie, anything for you”. Guess I’m going to WallyFart tomorrow morning.
OK, these aren’t heat proof, but the are freakily good…
Symphony Brownies…
1 family size (for 9x13 inch pan) brownie mix with walnuts
3 (count 'em 3!) large Symphony chocolate bars with nuts & toffee
Basically you mix the brownie batter per the box instructions, pour half the batter into the pan, place the 3 bars side by side on top of the batter, then pour the rest of the batter on top of the bars. Bake per the box instructions.
Supposedly it makes 48 small or 24 large brownies… ! :shock:
YUM!!!