Last week we saw the movie Obsessed, I would say it was entertaining. It Stars Idris Elba this attractive English man can carry a movie well I don't believe I have seen him before. Idris is a successful business man married to Beyonce when a temp worker tries to spilt the happy couple up. A little like a fatal attraction but he is innocent. The show is rated PG-13 for violence (cat fright). We were entertained it keeps you guessing what is she going to do next.
As we are getting ready to send our last package to Iraq.....WHootWHoot. This recipe came from a good friend who died twenty years ago of cancer, so as I walk for the cure tomorrow I will think of my good friend Jodie. These cookies are crunchy on the outside and chewy on the inside. Best Chocolate Chip Cookies I have ever made, and I have made a lot in my day. The secret is to only cook eight minutes and let the cookies continue to cook on the tray outside the oven for about two minutes. Perfect every time.
Jodie's Chocolate Chip Oatmeal Cookies
Combine:
1 cup sugar
1 cup brown sugar
1 cup Crisco (I have used butter it works about the same)
2 teaspoons vanilla
Add:
2 eggs
2 teaspoon water
1 teaspoon salt
2 teaspoon baking soda
2 1/2 cups flour
2 cups Old Fashion Oats
2 cups Chocolate Chips
2 cups Chopped nuts optional
Blend all together. Bake at 350 on Greased Cookie Sheets for eight minutes. Makes five dozen.
13 comments:
The cookies look delicious. Isn't it strange how we all in memory associate certain foods with people we have known?
I'm glad you are still remembering your friend through her cookies. Her spirit lives on through you! Have a wonderful walk!
Very nice and tasty looking cookies!
Thanks for the movie review, I've been wondering about that one!
The cookies look like heaven, mmmmm!
How wonderful to be able to remember your friend by making these delicious cookies!
Did you say "oatmeal cookies for dinner and a movie"? I'm in!! LOL
Chocolate chip and oatmeal are among my favorite cookies (smacking my lips). These sound very good.
Good food brings back good memories. What a nice way to remember a friend. Thank you for sharing this special recipe with us.
Sounds like a great movie. I love chocolate chips and oatmeal cookies. I should try this recipe.
Amazing cookies Annette! You are so sweet to remember you friend through these cookies!
Cookies sounds terrific. How nice to carry on her recipe and you remember her each time you bake them.
How sweet of you to make your friends cookies in her memory. They look scrumptious!!!
Always looking for a new cookie recipe - these look great
What a wonderful tribute to your friend - enjoying her cookies and participating in Walk for the Cure. I hope all went well and I thank you for sharing!
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