No Bake Chocolate Oatmeal Drop Cookies Recipe

No Bake Chocolate Oatmeal Drop Cookies

From darqueangel27 16 years ago

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10 minutes to make
Serves 12

This is an oldie but goodie that I'm sure a lot of folks already have in their reciepe box. This one came from my aunt that my grandmother had left to her.

no
bake
chocolate
oatmeal
drop
cookies
oats
stovetop

Ingredients

2 c. sugar shopping list
1/2 c. milk shopping list
1/2 c. butter shopping list
3 3/4 - 4 c. quick oatmeal shopping list
1 tsp. vanilla shopping list
6 tbsp. cocoa (the better quality the cocoa, the bitter the taste) shopping list

How to make it

Heat sugar, milk and butter to boil in a saucepan.
Once boiling, let boil 2 minutes.
Remove pan from heat.
Add cocoa and vanilla and mix well.
Then add oatmeal. (Be warned, this gets to be a hard substance to stir!)
Place on wax paper using a teaspoonful. (Ala - drop cookies!)
Allow at least 6 hours to harden.

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enchantedladykat 16 years ago
I Love this recipe . Although i add 4 tablespoons of Cocoa for more chocolaty taste. Ill add the Peanut Butter recipe for those who don't have it.
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thepiggs ate it and said...
I made these as a teenager (back in the very olden days) and they were always good. I made them so many times that I didn't need a recipe. Our kids made them also and it's something easy for younger kids to make themselves or help with.
I think I even had a version that used peanut butter. That would be a good one to find a post.
Thanks for bringing back the memories.
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chefjeb 16 years ago
I posted this recipe three months ago and
Catwoman yesterday showed her claws and jumped up and down and said that she had seen this recipe 100 times on this site. Not true. Like you said, it's an oldie, but goodie. If somebody hasn't tried this, they should.
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nanny 16 years ago
I have lost my recipe and enjoyed making them as adult and eating them as a child glad to find the recipe again.I add some chopped nuts when mixing together as well as raisins.My favorite nut is hazelnuts.Thank you for the oldie but goodie.
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I made these as a teenager (back in the very olden days) and they were always good. I made them so many times that I didn't need a recipe. Our kids made them also and it's something easy for younger kids to make themselves or help with.
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