What do you call a group of cookies? A gaggle, a cache, a bunch of goodness? A group of goats is called a trip. I learned that from a Snapple Fact. Another cool Snapple Fact: Snails have teeth.
Over the past several weeks I’ve baked a bunch of cookies for baptismal parties, for birthday parties, or for just plain eating.
Bittersweet Brownies–A plain, simple brownie with a wallop of amazing chocolate flavor. Made without nuts because sometimes I don’t feel like a nut. The Tuesdays with Dorie bakers made these in November 2011. Leslie of Lethally Delicious was the host and you can find the recipe HERE.
Drunk Cherry Chip Cookies–A delicious twist on the traditional chocolate chip cookie made with white and semi-sweet chocolate chips and dried cherries soaked in cherry liquor. I’ve blogged about these cookies twice before , baked them multiple times, and now I’ve renamed them again. You can find the recipe HERE.
Earl Grey Madeleines–I had some Earl Grey tea bag samples from a conference I attended and decided to bake these traditional French butter cookie. I liked the infused flavor of the tea and bought a tin of Earl Grey the next time I was at the tea shop. Baked by the Tuesdays with Dorie group in December 2011 and hosted by Nichi of Bakeologie. You can find the recipe HERE.
Homemade Thin Mints–An easy recipe for the Girl Scout classic. Tasty, crunchy, and minty. You can find the recipe HERE.
Homemade Samoas–Another Girl Scout classic. Coconut, caramel, and chocolate on a shortbread cookie base. Taste better than the door-to-door variety. You can find the recipe HERE.
Peanuttiest Blondies–Made with both peanut butter and peanuts, they really are peanutty. The addition of chocolate chips and cinnamon make them out of this world delicious. Perfect on their own or with vanilla ice cream. Baked by the Tuesdays with Dorie group in December 2010 and hosted by Nichi of Bakeologie. (I had no idea I baked two recipes hosted by the same blogger until I started writing this post!). You can find the recipe HERE.
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Wow, you’ve been busy! They all look amazing!
Holy heck. These all look totally yummy!
You’ve really been baking! I’ve wanted to make homemade Girl Scout cookies forever, but haven’t tried them yet. I should do it, especially since I didn’t buy any this year.
Snails, teeth. Who knew?
Making cookies is my nemesis, but these all just look so lovely!
I think I would go for the Drunk Cherry Chip Cookies, they look amazing!
I call a group of cookies an awesome day. Or freaking delicious. They all look amazing, did you bake them all recently?!! You must have gone on a rampage!
I love them all but I think my favorite would be the peanuttiest blondies!! Yummy.
everything looks so delicious, especially the homemade samoas! 🙂
I love the idea of Earl Gray madeleines (it’s been my favorite tea for a long time)… but homemade Thin Mints? Yes, please!!!!
You certainly have been keeping busy!! Those homemade samoas look insanely good, I need them in my life asap!
I think you call it a “raison d’etre!”
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Some of my favorite Dorie treats and a few new cookies I must try. Glad I found you. Cookies are my love language!
I need to make those samoas. They look awesome
You have some wonderful looking treats there – I especially love the madeleines as they are so perfect and I know how hard that is to achieve.
Girl, you’ve been busy! I’m impressed that you’ve caught up with so many TWD recipes. I can’t wait to try the GS thin mints…love those things!
Wow, these treats look amazing! I want them all.
This is crazy – I scrolled through the pix a couple of times and I think I know that I am making these samosas next or the drunk cherry chip cookies or…Here we go again I am starting to doubt myself 🙂