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Directions
The Only Oatmeal Cookies Recipe You’ll Ever Use!, This cookie sets itself apart from the rest by its scrumptious look, aroma and the sweet taste each bite brings The smell of buttery brown sugar will fill your home as these classic grandmother favorites bake to a rich caramel color in your oven They are so versatile, you can enjoy them with raisins, or chocolate chips!, These are wonderful cookies!! used old fashioned oats instead of the quick oats, and I added 1 cup chopped walnuts instead of the raisins or chocolate chips I dropped these by TBSP onto greased cookie sheets, and I’m not sure why, but I got 65 average-size cookies instead of 36 I baked them for 10 mins and they were perfectly browned My family devoured these in a hurry Thank you for sharing this wonderful recipe it is definitely a keeper!! *Made for Fall 2009 PAC*, These are wonderful cookies!! used old fashioned oats instead of the quick oats, and I added 1 cup chopped walnuts instead of the raisins or chocolate chips I dropped these by TBSP onto greased cookie sheets, and I’m not sure why, but I got 65 average-size cookies instead of 36 I baked them for 10 mins and they were perfectly browned My family devoured these in a hurry Thank you for sharing this wonderful recipe it is definitely a keeper!! *Made for Fall 2009 PAC*
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Steps
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Melt Butter on the Stove, Then Mix in Sugar and Brown Sugar. Do not Boil. Remove from Heat. Pour Butter and Sugar Mixture Into a Large Mixing Bowl and Add Eggs and Vanilla. Mix Thoroughly. Add Baking Powder, Soda, Salt, and Finally the Flour. Mix Ingredient For About Three Minutes on High Speed. Add Quick Oats and Coconut. Mix For Two More Minutes. Then Decide If Raisins or Chocolate Chips Are Your Desire, and Add Them. (this Cookie Can Stand on Its Own Too, If You Choose!). |
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Bake: 350 Degrees Time: 10 Minutes. |
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**this Cookie Dough Can Be Rolled Into Cookie Balls and Frozen Until You Need Them. So Make Them All Now or Just a Few and Freeze What You Want to Make Later. |
