Cookie Recipes

I have a super sweet tooth and love cookies! My favourite have to be 'Millies Cookies' but the recession has hit bad and Millies are very expensive so I was delighted when I tried this recipe to make my very own 'Millie-esque' cookies. **Ingredients** 100g margarine 100g soft brown sugar (I used demerara and they were fine) 1 tbsp golden syrup 150g self raising flour Few drops of vanilla flavouring/essence 50g chocolate chunks (milk or white or both!) **Method** Preheat the oven to 170C Grease a baking tray - Beat together the margarine and the brown sugar, this works best when the ...  Read the complete review

Anyone who has had anything to do with Weight Watchers or been on the WW Message Boards - especially the No Count/ Core may well have heard of my MONSTER COOKIE. This was a recipe designed as an alternative 'on the go' breakfast and is featured on my website. It is very big and filling ( in fact I find that it makes two good sized cookies) and also contains 14 grams of protein. It can be made in advance simple to pick up and take with you to work. I also divide the mixture into 8 to make smaller cookies for with meals. If you are following WW No Count/Core/Simply Filling the cookie/s is/are free with meals, if not the full recipe is ...  Read the complete review

Flourless Peanut Butter Cookies These are the easiest cookies you'll ever make and tasty too! Ingredients: 260g peanut butter (smooth/crunchy - its optional) 200g sugar (Ive used white and brown so again optional) 1 egg. Yes, honestly - THATS IT!! I hate it when you bake at home and the huge list of ingredients cost three times more than buying the item ready from the bakers! Preheat oven to 350 degrees F / 180 degrees C. Combine ingredients Drop by the teaspoonful onto a cookie sheet / baking sheet Personally I then flatten slightly with the back ...  Read the complete review

It was recently my little nephew's fourth birthday, and to help my sister out with the party food, I offered to bake some buns - both for the children and adults who would be there. First off I made the old faithfuls like top hats and rice krispie buns, but I still needed something a little more mature for the adults. A friend of mine passed on this recipe to me for coconut cookies, which she claimed were extremely easy to make and tasted great. So, I feeling that it was worth a go, I gathered up the ingredients and got to more baking. Ingredients (these quantities make about 16-18 cookies depending on how big you make them) 60g ...  Read the complete review

This is a recipe I have used a few times, and is great for anyone who does not like cooking! These do not have to go in the oven at all and are very quick and easy to make. You can omit the coffee, as I often do when I make them now, add a little water instead and maybe try using coconut , peanut butter or some choc chips . Or you could just simply add more oats, for a more oaty cookie! You will need :- 115g butter (softened) 135g caster sugar 15g cocoa powder 15 ml strong brewed coffee 3ml vanilla essence 140g rolled oats Cream together the butter, sugar, cocoa, coffee and vanilla. Add ...  Read the complete review