Chocolate chip cookies
#16
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Join Date: Apr 2011
Location: Bosque County, Texas
Posts: 2,709
Spend 30 minutes on an exercise machine, or doing hard stuff in the yard. Then you've prepared yourself to curl up with a good book or movie for a couple of hours with fresh cookies, milk or other drink and know your metabolism is hitting those calories right out of your system. Not an ounce of guilt will be gained! Trust me!
#17
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Join Date: May 2011
Location: Pacific NW
Posts: 9,559
Well.... she's probably missing the chance of getting sick from ingesting raw eggs. I love cookie dough too, but every time I popped it in my mouth I wondered if I was going to regret it.
#18
Junior Member
Join Date: Nov 2011
Location: Tomball (near Houston), Texas
Posts: 172
I mixed and chilled the dough today, took a nap, then popped them into the oven. DH and I enjoyed several "hot from the oven". We did let most of them cool. Now I have pecan chocolate chip cookies, pecan shortbread cookies and snickerdoodle cookies in both the freezer for later and in the kitchen..... to be eaten "as needed". I have thyroid disease (newly diagnosed) and have been fighting the scales w/o success lately, so I decided to at least have something that tastes good to blame the extra pounds on for once. When you are focused on the cookies that you should not have, then they become an obsession that must be tamed. That is my story and I'm sticking to it!
#20
I love, love all cookie dough. I know you aren't supposed to eat raw eggs but I have been doing it for years. I do ok with staying out of the cookies but can't help myself with the cookie dough. I have been trying to chew gum while I bake Christmas cookies to help me stay out of the dough. It helps because the mint taste in my mouth ruins the taste of the dough.
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