Jazzing up Peanut butter cookies???
Making peanut butter cookies, was going to add some honey roasted peanuts to the batter or chocolate chips, but have done this sooooo many times before. Any creative tasty ideas??
thanks!
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Instead of some of the butter in the batter, put in a mashed banana. It will infuse a slight banana flavor without the texture issue of banana chips that pine time talked about. Or, dice up a fresh banana and fold it into the batter carefully.
Substitute some of the flour with oats.
Make a frosting (either for the top, or as a filling in a sandwich cookie) that contains some marshmallow fluff, maybe a little bit of peanut butter, and a bit of powdered sugar? I'm going off the cuff here, so I have no idea about measurements.
Some sort of caramel something - either caramel chips, or a chopped caramel candy bar? Or maybe make a caramel glaze. The idea is sort of like a Pay Day candy bar, or a Snickers bar without the chocolate.
Make a cookie version of GORP (Good Old Raisins and Peanuts) and fold raisins into the batter. But let the people know, because there is nothing more disappointing than expecting chocolate and getting raisin instead.
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Cornflakes
How 'bout some--
Crunchy Chocolate Peanut Butter Stacks
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There was a peanut butter cookie contest not that long ago...
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one of my favorite taste memories of childhood is the peanut butter cookies my best friend mom makes..
They were peanut butter cookies, with Reese peanut butter chips. (look for them in the bakery aisle). These are heaven!!!!!!!!!
I'm actually going to seek these out and make these today! -
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Hey sis-
Ive had these bookmarked on my computer and haven't tried them yet.. may be interesting?Peanut Covered Peanut Butter Slab Cookies
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I like to make my pb cookies in a mini muffin tray. Just before they are done, I push a small pb cup into the middle and cook for about one more minute.
they are also good rolled in sugar. put a hershey kiss in the middle just as they are finishing.
i've also had them where you roll the dough around a small candy...such as a caramel, or whatever you prefer.
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Filled PB and J Cookies
Roll out the dough and cut circles, or pinch off pieces and flatten to make circlish shapes. On half of the circles, put a dollop of your favorite jam in the middle, then cover with the other circles and seal all the edges so the jam doesn't escape during baking.Brown Sugar coated - roll dough balls in brown sugar and bake
Instead of adding honey peanuts to the dough, take individual dough balls, dip on all sides in honey, then coat with chopped peanuts and bake
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chocolate & chopped dried bananas
chocolate & cinnamon [and if you like spice, i'm with uncle ira on the pinch of cayenne]
white chocolate & chopped macadamias or cashews
white chocolate & dried cranberries or cherries
espresso powder & chocolate
cinnamon & raisins
chopped dried apricots [chocolate optional] -
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I couldn't get over that the winner of this recipe got $1 million for double delight peanut butter cookies but I thought it sounded interesting.
http://www.pillsbury.com/Recipes/Show...
I'd probably take it, add chipotle or espresso grounds and dip in chocolate after baking, sprinkle w/ sea salt. I think I hit all the trendy foods right there.
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