Oatmeal Molasses Drop Cookies

  • pointsevenout 13 years ago
    Recipe by Hmtraves: Oatmeal Molasses Drop Cookies/saved
    A nice cookie. I like the way they are a larger cookie as opposed to one of those half-dollar size cookies. Good flavor.
    These are not drop cookies. Followed directions exactly and had a hand malleable dough ball instead of a sticky drop cookie consistency. But that's okay. Gave me a chance to divide and roll to size for two dozen nice looking cookies.
    They didn't spread much at all. Glad I flattened them before baking.
    Couldn't see any browning at 10 minutes. Extended bake time 3 more minutes.
    Made a pic. Spatula is on the large size.
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  • Good4U 13 years ago said:
    Nice pic! Those cookies look great! When you bit into them were they a crispy cookie or chewy? Interesting they are not drop cookies also!
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  • pointsevenout 13 years ago said:
    Cookie breaks soft and is chewy but has a harder skin than I would have thought. Might have something to do with the 3 extra minutes bake. A little sip of milk helps dissolve. Go ahead and make these at the spec'ed time and see how they turn out.
    OH, I let them cool on the cookie sheet for 10 minutes before transferring to the cooling rack.
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  • frankieanne 13 years ago said:
    Those are some nice looking cookies, pso. Are they very sweet?
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  • mrpiggy 13 years ago said:
    Nice looking cookies, Points, Have you been on a pancake strike?
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  • mrpiggy 13 years ago said:
    I see I posted the same comment as Frankie. I guess Im too slow of a typist. So I will say "good looking cookies". The pancake comment/question still stands : )
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  • pointsevenout 13 years ago said:
    A standardly sweet cookie.
    Been making canisters of pancake mix and have been slow going through them. Next new recipe mix will be commented on soon enough.
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  • Good4U 13 years ago said:
    Thanks Points, I will keep that in mind. I do prefer a chewy cookie.
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