Showing posts with label Glorious food. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Glorious food. Show all posts

Arrowroot and Chocolate Chip Cookie Recipes

Wednesday, October 1, 2008

I bought this bag of arrowroot powder a while ago thinking I would make some homemade arrowroot cookies for my boys. I searched online for a recipe and only a few came up. One of them was on Allrecipe site and since I trust the recipe ratings on there I decided to give it a try. And how did it turned out?




After some mixing and rolling and 8-10mins in the oven later. They turned out fantastic!! Lucius loved them. I did put a little less sugar then it asked for for my toddler. He has enough energy already thank you very much.

To make the design you see here (I don't have any cookie cutters, had to be creative.) I used a pizza cutter and an icing bag tip to punch in the designs. The link to this recipe: Arrowroot Cookies


Also, for the big boy of the house, I baked him some chocolate chip cookies. This is definitely the best one I've come across. It's sooooo good!

From Allrecipe site again, here's the link to this recipe: Best Big, Fat, Chewy Chocolate Chip Cookie

Cheesy!

Wednesday, June 18, 2008

The other day Darcy was making his Halloumi cheese. Yes, it's one of his many interesting hobby. So I decided to try taking some pictures of the process. I wish I can explain it in it's detail but I really can't. There's a lot of steps to it and it's like a big science experiment. I'm glad he enjoys making it and I get to eat it!!








Vanilla, baking powder, salt,...

Tuesday, June 10, 2008

I had a baking frenzy today. The whole house smelled wonderful! I baked with recipes I got from the Allrecipes site and had used many times. Baking is so therapeutic and oh so rewarding.

Lucius just loves these cookies. I cut the sugar in half for my little man and they still turn out just as yummy. The link to this recipe: Oatmeal Craisin Cookies


Pack these in Darcy's lunch whenever I have them around. Great energy booster for his full day of teaching PE. I can never believe how easy they are to make hence the name. Recipe link: Easy Granola Bars


I don't know how many times I have made these already. Every time they just turn out great. Substitute half of the white flour with whole wheat. Good with a bit of jam, honey, or some luncheon meat. Recipe link: French Bread Rolls To Die For

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