This is one kind of Christmas cookie which is fun to make anytime during the year and yummy to eat! We've started baking different kinds in preparation of Christmas treat times. Try the recipe:
Cream: 1 cup butter, 1 cup peanut butter, 1 cup sugar, 1 cup brown sugar, 2 eggs, 2 teaspoons vanilla & mix well!
Add: 3.5 cups sifted flour, 2 teaspoons baking soda & 1 teaspoon salt.
Shape into balls & roll in sugar.
Bake at 375 degrees Fahrenheit for 8 minutes.
Remove from oven, press a chocolate candy kiss on each cookie - return to oven & bake 2 to 3 minutes longer!
28 comments:
I come away! keep me some cake
Thanks for the recipe; I'll try it. I love to cook, but am a lousy baker because I tend not to follow recipes too closely. Baking doesn't allow that kind of creative freedom. Follow the recipe, or else!!
Oh, yummm. These sound good! But after eating one we'd better get out with our cameras and take a lonnnggg walk!
Die scheinen ja lecker zu sein! Hast du sie gemacht, Leif?
Liebe Grüsse
Monica
My wife makes them every year. Simply, the best.
Looks like the "syltkakor" that my mother bakes every now and then. And I'm guessing they are very tasty.
Yummy Cookies !! I Would like to have some of them..Great..
Cookies! We too just started our cookie baking routine. I try to make a few ugly cookies so they get rejected from the Christmas table. I like the rejects.
What a bonus; a great photo and a recipe! These look and sound great and I haven't baked a thing yet this season.
I'm allergic to peanuts, so none of these cookies for me. They look tasty though!!
So pretty. A good idea to press them, too bad we don't have Hershey kisses here.
Now that you've got me hungry for PB cookies, I'll try the old way of pressing a fork into them in two directions.
My FAVORITE xmas cookie !!!
J'en veux, je suis un Cookie Lover's....Hummmmmmmmmmmmm
Peanut butter cookies! I LOVE them and they are not very common around here... Maybe it's about time I get to be more 'kitchen friendly'... Lol!
thank you so much for your beautiful website.
i'm from iran.
Our suggestion for your next google foray: diet.
No joke, looks very yummy, don't think either of us ever has peanut butter cookies.
Yummy!! I want some.
Are these Swedish? My mother used to bake them many years ago...one of my favorites, too!
Re: Santa. I knew I couldn't fool you, Safe Leif; you're just too darn quick!
yum yum! so sweet of you to share the recipe!
A delicious and unexpected post! Bravo!
AHhhhhhhhhh how can you do that to me this early in the morning??!!!!! ;-)
OK. Now «Louis» gets it. He didn't HAVE to move to Paris in 2005 to go to baking school. All he needed to do was find your blog...
Fire up the oven, Mme la Vache! «Louis» is 'fixin' " to fix some cookies!
They look really delicious, now I know where to go caroling :)
I though I had stumbled on Julie and Julia! A nice handy recipe. Regarding links: Do you use the version of Blogger that is rather more helpful? You know - click on 'links' (top line of the 'new post' blogging area). On opening, see the upper line/space is for the text you want any reader to click on and the lower line/space should include the http://www. prefix of the web site address or copy and paste a site address there instead. (Or just have the web address appear on the blog, instead of a description, to be clicked on) Clear as mud? The other blogger platform is more primative but pretty similar.
My favorite cookies......
I've been looking for this recipe for ages, Thank you!
Jeg kjenner den gode lukten..... :-)
Yummm! I'll definitely try the recipe now that I found real US-made peanut butter in a store in Zagreb :)
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