Hope everybody’s enjoying a delicious cookie today. If you’re looking to make some cookies yourself, here’s all the cookie recipes that I’ve posted so far:
Finally, I have a recipe to share with y’all after what feels like too freaking long !
Ingredients
16 Oreo cookies, broken into chunks*, divided (I used original Oreos)
1 can (14 oz.) sweetened condensed milk
2 Tbsp. butter (I used unsalted butter)
2 2/3 cups white baking chips**
1 tsp. vanilla extract
Crushed peppermint candies, optional (I didn’t use them)
Directions
Take an 8-in. square dish out and line the inside of it with aluminum foil, spraying the foil with nonstick cooking spray afterwards. Take half of the broken Oreos and spread them out across the bottom of the dish.
Take a heavy saucepan and add the milk, butter and baking chips to it. Set the saucepan over low heat and stir constantly until the chips have melted and everything’s combined (not gonna lie, I don’t workout much so my arms got a little bit of a workout stirring this). Take the saucepan off the heat and add the vanilla extract in, stirring to combine.
Pour the chocolate mixture over the cookies in the dish, spreading it out evenly (the chocolate will start to cool down and harden a little so move quickly). Sprinkle what’s left of the cookies over the top as well as the crushed peppermint candies (if you’re using them that is), cover with more foil and place the dish in the refrigerator for a minimum of 1 hour before taking it out and cutting it into individual pieces.
Makes 3 dozen pieces.
*I broke the cookies up just using my hands but you could place them in a resealable bag and break them up in there if you don’t want to get your hands dirty.
**I used an entire (11 oz.) package of Ghirardelli Classic White Baking Chips and had to use Toll House Premier White morsels to finish getting the 2 2/3 cups called for.
Have you ever tried a Hershey’s Cookies ‘N’ Creme bar? This fudge taste just like it but with a fudge consistency ! You can eat this after the initial hour and it’s slightly firm but will almost melt in your mouth when you bite into it. Letting it sit overnight in the fridge will help firm it up a little bit more and get that fudge consistency that mommy says she’s more used to. The cookies will lose their crunch but they don’t get soggy either. To be honest, it tastes delicious enough that I want to bring some of it to to people I like but it also tastes so good that I sort of don’t want to !
This recipe came from Taste of Home.
I wasn’t paid in any form to promote/mention Oreo, Ghirardelli, Toll House, Hershey’s or Taste of Home.
Fixed Chicken and Spinach Meatballs with Rice in Broth tonight, still just as delicious as I remember it being. Tomorrow I’m getting some fillings and a back tooth removed so I don’t know what I’ll be able to drink or eat but at least I got to eat a meal I really enjoy tonight !
Mommy went shopping today and came across a coupon that would save you 5.00 if you bought 5 packages of lunch meat. Since we were going to be getting some turkey lunch meat anyways she decided to take advantage of the coupon and I am now set for quite a few sandwiches ! Today I had a real simple sandwich (turkey, romaine lettuce, mayo, mustard and black pepper on a sub roll) but it tasted awesome to me ! What kind of turkey sandwich do you like having?
We wanted something easy tonight so we’re having ground beef tacos. I love how Lawry’s taco seasoning* tastes in this, it’s a shame that all the stores around town have stopped selling it (just have to order it online now). We’re having radish slices, chopped cilantro, chopped lettuce, and avocado as toppings to try and make it a little healthier but still tasty. When it comes to tacos though, healthy or not, they’re a freaking awesome dish to eat !
My back’s been feeling better so I decided to help mommy out by fixing dinner since she was busy trying to get some major cleaning projects. I fixed Poblano Cream Pasta with Shrimp and it was just as delicious as I remembered !
Take the frozen yogurt and spread it out evenly in the crust. Place it in the freezer for 30 minutes. During those 30 minutes, take a mixing bowl out and stir the following ingredients together until combined: pumpkin, sugar, pumpkin pie spice, salt and ginger. Fold the whipped topping into the pumpkin mixture (I actually had to stir to make sure everything was off the bottom of the bowl but I did it carefully). After 30 minutes has passed, pull the crust out of the freezer and spread the whipped topping mixture over the yogurt and place the pie back in the freezer for 6 hours or overnight (I chose to let it sit in the freezer overnight). Take the pie out 20 minutes before you plan on cutting it into individual portions.
Yields: 8 slices
October is finally here !!! I love Halloween so October makes me giddy. Unfortunately, it’s hotter than it usually is this time of year so the only way to make it feel like fall is through food and what I watch. You can taste the classic pumpkin pie flavor in this and the frozen yogurt pairs perfectly with it. The graham cracker crust is a nice contrast to the soft and creamy pie filling. This is a great no-bake pie that’ll make you feel like fall is here even if the weather still says it’s summer-time.
Recipe source unknown.
I wasn’t paid in any form to mention Mayfield or Cool-Whip.
2 tbsp. yellow curry powder (used hot madras curry powder)
1 tsp. cinnamon
1 tsp. cumin
1 (14 oz.) can diced tomatoes
3 (14 oz.) cans coconut milk
1 large head of cauliflower, cut into large florets
Cilantro (optional) (we used it but the curry still tasted just as great without it)
Naan (optional) (we thought the curry tasted better without it)
Rice (optional) (we used it)
Directions
Set a 5 qt. (or medium-sized pot) over medium heat, pouring the olive oil in afterwards (we used a large skillet). Once the oil’s hot, toss the onion in, stirring until it looks translucent. Mix in the garlic and ginger, continuing to stir for another minute or two or until you can smell the garlic & ginger. Add the following ingredients in, stirring until combined with the onion mixture: curry powder, cinnamon, cumin and diced tomatoes.
Slowly stir the coconut milk in, waiting for a simmer to occur. Simmer for 5 minutes, stirring frequently during that time. Using either an immersion blender or a blender (we used a blender), blend the coconut milk mixture until smooth. Bring the soup back up to a simmer before adding in the cauliflower. Simmer for 20 minutes or until the cauliflower is tender.
Serve the curry over rice, topping with the cilantro and naan on the side.
Mommy loves this dish ! Adding some table salt really brought the flavors of the curry out and pureeing the coconut milk mixture made it silky smooth. Hope you enjoy this as much as mommy did !
This recipe came from The Modern Proper.
We weren’t paid in any form to promote The Modern Proper.