Salted Peanut Miracles

This is CookieChick's choice for new cookie this yeart. They're kind of like a Pay Day bar - chewy, peanutty, and salty/sweet. I'm sorry if they look a little beat up. I made a technical error when storing them and they sorta melted together. 

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Chocolate Meringues

One of the gluten-free selections this year. I had never made meringues before, but they turned out pretty good - crispy and chocolatey. 

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Elvis Cookies

. This is Eris' new choice this year. A peanut-banana-chocolate cookie with a bacon garnish! i think Elvis would approve. 

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Mamie's Banana Bread

I've had a bunch of requests for this recipe. The old recipe card in the photo is in my mother's handwriting. As you will see, I have adjusted it slightly. 

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Almond Crispies

The other gluten-free choice this year. I didn't realize until after baking that both varieties this year have almond flavoring (sorry Amelia!). These are crispy/cruncy/chewy and cinnamony. 

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Chocolate Ravioli

This is Eris' choice for a new recipe for 2021. The title is self-explanatory. These are like the dessert version of filled pasta - chocolately filling in crisp buttery cookies. I think Eris could have filled them a little more, but they are still quite good. 

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Peanut Butter Fudge Stripes

This is Eris' pick for 2020. These are like the elf-made grocery store cookies, except better. Made with a peanut butter cookie base and enrobed with chocolate in a "fancy" pattern, these are super delicious.

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Chocolate Mint Crack

This is Cookiechick's pick for 2020. In my ongoing obsession with chocolate mint cookies, I picked these. I had never made a crinkle cookie before and these called out to me. Thick, rich, and fudgy with a cool mint topping, I think these are my favorite of the few I have tried in the last several years. My additions to the recipe include using a couple tablespoons of black cocoa and espresso powder to increase the chocolatey goodness. Originally named Mint Crackles, Randal renamed them Chocolate Mint Crack after seeing how many Eris shoved down her throat

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Chocolate Mint Marvels

My new cookie for 2019 is my own creation - something I'm calling Chocolate Mint Marvels (sort of likeThe Marvelous Mrs. Maisel but different). Basically York Peppermint Patties enveloped in dark chocolate wafers.

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Apple Crack

Eris' 2019 pick is nominally called Apple Spice Oatmeal Cookies, but we like to refer to them as Apple Crack - so good they're instantly addictive. She also made them by herself without supervision - the second recipe she has done so (after chocolate chip)

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Cox's Salted Nut Bars

This bar cookie comes close to the flair of Randal's favorite candy bar: the Pearson's Salted Nut Roll. To get it even closer, we added marshmallow fluff. He says more double-blind trials will be required. I also substituted some Lyle's Golden syrup for some of the corn syrup  - it has a better flavor. 

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Linzer Cookies

Eris picked out this one. She wanted a special fancy roll out cookie. Also, this one was a milestone for Eris. She mixed, rolled, baked, and assembled these cookies all by herself - in part due to the fact that CookieChick was struck down by the "creeping crud" for a few days and totally useless. 

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Lemon Tea Snaps

Tiny little lemony sugar cookies painted with our same cookie paint. Eris wanted to find a lemon cookie and was interested in more fancy decorated cookies. 

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Shortbread

Christmas explosion of art! We are continuing with the planetary theme and you may recognize some planets, stars, galaxies, black holes and other various interplanetary bodies among the decorations this year. 

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Peanut Butter Cookies

This is Grandma Mamie's recipe. These cookies will never be voted off the island. And make sure to get a nice, tall, cold glass of milk when partaking.

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1 kg * m * sec ^ -2

There is no better way to honor Sir Isaac Newton than these delicious cookies we call 1 kg * m / sec2. For those of you who aren't pathological physicis nerds, that's the metric unit of force: the newton. Now with more filling!

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Snowballs

Direct from the frozen tundra, these winter wonderland cookies are so cold they don't require refrigeration!

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Prison Cookies

These cookies from Marth Stewarrt joined the island the year she had a wee bit of trouble, so instead of Oatmeal Shortbread, they are ever after Prison cookies!

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Penis Cookies

Originally called 'Mexican Wedding Cakes', that name was immediately dropped when it became clear what they actually looked like!  You just can't unsee that.

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