16 want you cookies Recipes

butter flavored crisco, dark brown sugar (can use light if you have it, but i like the flavor of dark), milk, vanilla, egg, ap flour, whole wheat flour (regular or white whole wheat, can use bread flour too), salt, baking soda, chocolate chips (if you want to add 1 cup nuts, cut choc chips down to 1 cup)

butter, softened, granulated sugar, eggs, beaten, all-purpose flour, baking soda, ground cinnamon, salt, zucchini, grated (you want it to measure approximately 2 cups of grated zucchini), semi-sweet chocolate chips, walnuts, chopped (optional)

flour, baking powder, salted butter, softened, sugar, egg, vanilla, jello gelatin , you can use any flavors you want

mashed bananas (ripe ), applesauce, oats, quick, uncooked, milk, raisins (or any other dried fruit you want to add), vanilla, cinnamon, sugar

canola oil, sugar, vanilla, flax seed , plus, flax seed, soymilk, flour, cocoa powder, baking soda, salt, semisweet vegan chocolate chips (obviously, vegan chocolate chips if you want these to be vegan)

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keebler pecan or regular sandies shortbread cookies(about 24 cookies), canister store bought chocolate fudge frosting (betty crocker or pillsbury), pecans, if you want to be fancy you can always melt some chocolate or caramel and drizzle over the top

whole wheat flour, rolled oats, powdered milk (i ve used milk in it s place and reduced the water when i don tsp have dry milk), garlic powder, egg, beaten, olive oil (if you want a really healthy cookie, substitute udo s choice oil blend with omegas 3, 6, 9 and esf s), water, beef , pureed. (i have combined meats, as well.)

dark chocolate, whipping cream, unsalted butter, baileys irish cream (can use more if you want), oreo cookies, oreo cookies , white chocolate covered (optional), egg yolks

all-purpose flour, baking soda, butter, softened, brown sugar, white sugar, instant white chocolate pudding mix (or chocolate for chocolate chocolate chip cookies), eggs, vanilla extract, semisweet chocolate chips, chopped walnuts (if you want)

minus 1 tbsp sifted whole wheat flour, double-acting baking-powder (low aluminum, of course), sea salt, cinnamon, honey, minus 2 1/2 tbsp oil, eggs, vanilla extract, organic peanut butter (optional, but necessary if you want to make peanut butter-chocolate chip cookies!), organic semisweet chocolate chips or carob chips

softened butter (letting it sit is always better but if you are in a rush microwave is alright), brown sugar, granulated sugar, eggs, vanilla, all-purpose flour (if you want to add some healthiness u can use whole wheat), baking soda, salt, chocolate chips (i usually use 5 cups), cinnamon (optional)

chocolate cookie crumbs (i used some flourless chocolate cookies, but i think chocolate graham crackers or oreos would be good as well), unsalted butter, melted, nutella, semisweet chocolate chips, heavy whipping cream, marshmallows (more if you want), peanuts (or more if you want)

you will need, plastic container with cover, half gallon of any ice cream you choose, hot fudge sauce or other flavored sauce, cool whip ,defrosted, sprinkles (if you want) or anything you want to decorate the top, oreos or other cookies(like butterfingers etc)