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Cookies! The Oatmeal peanut butter edition

Making:

Peanut butter oatmeal cookies with Reese's Pieces and dark chocolate chips

27 one ounce mini cookies

Here's what I have:

1 1/4 cups rolled oats 
1/2 tsp baking soda 
1/2 cup salted butter 
2/4 cup brown sugar 
1/4 cup sugar 
3/4 cup peanut butter 
1 egg 
1 tbsp Maple syrup 
1 tsp vanilla 
1/4 cup soluble baking fiber 
3/4 cups Reese's Pieces 
3/4 cups mini dark chocolate chips


Preparation:

The test batch was cooked in a small convection oven so the temperature was set at 350 degrees. The cookies would be baked for 6 minutes

In a separate small bowl the oat flour baking soda and fiber were mixed together and set aside.

The butter and sugar were creamed together in the mixer. Next I added the egg and let the mixer run until it was well Incorporated. Next I added the vanilla and maple syrup to the white mix. Once these were well Incorporated I stopped and grape down the bowl and paddle. I then let the mixer run on level 2 for another minute before adding the peanut butter. This was sent to level two again stopping to scrape down the sides and bottom of the bowl and paddle.

Once the wet mix was well Incorporated I put the mixer on level one and began adding the dry ingredients and heaping tablespoons stopping to scrape down the ball halfway through. Once all of the oats were in I took the bowl off of the stand and that'd be chips and Reese's candy. These were mixed into the cookie batter by hand.

Using a small scoop I dished out one ounce cookies on to a parchment-lined baking sheet. And let this chill in the fridge for 20 minutes. What's chill time was up I put them in the oven for 6 minutes then removing them to cool for 15 minutes.

The plate!
 
15 min chill bake

These were just a little bit called before they went into the oven so three came out melty at the edges. The cookies came out soft and a bit chewy because the dough hasn't had a lot of time to rest. Overall The Taste is great.

The best batch came from a batch baked two days later when the dough had time to rest. 



- Kris 

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