Cookie experiment!

Making:

Today I'm clearing out some baking odds amd ends.

The results...

Sugar Oat peanut butter chocolate chip candy cookies?

41 - 1oz cookies prepared

Here's what I have:

449 g GF shortbread cookie mix

123 g GF Oatmeal flour

1 tsp Baking soda

1/2 tsp Kosher salt

135 g Light brown sugar

101 g Granulated sugar

11.5 oz Chocolate chips

85 g Reese mini pieces

72 g honey peanut butter

2 Large eggs

2 tsp Pure vanilla extract

112 g Butter

Preparation:

The sugar butter and peanut butter or cream together first until well Incorporated. After this the vanilla and eggs were added and everything was Blended again. Next the flour mixed was added in table spoon increments until fully Incorporated. Last into the bowl where the candy and chocolate chips.

The dough was scooped out onto parchment in 1 oz increments. This gave me a total of 41 cookies. The dough was placed in the fridge to chill overnight.

The plate!

- Kris

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