There is a running joke in our household about the nature of my cookies; in the past they have been reluctantly made, and enthusiastically devoured. Now being aware of the power of the cookie, enchanting men into a delightful sugar intoxication, I have been testing my cookie recipes to see which one stands up to the title. Fathüsbands are true to my traditional cookie style; combining large amounts of good European or Pasture butter, the perfect amount of salt, and only the most delicious of chocolates or candies. I never bake in exacts, which makes each batch have their own delicacy, but also makes it a challenge to reproduce an identical tastes. However, I have been blessed to come out with something even more blissfully delicious each time; unless I burn them, which is why I strictly bake on 340 degrees ;)
Recette:
1 cup good butter (European style, Cultured, Grass fed Pasture butter, etc..you can taste the difference)
.5 cup good coconut oil (it should taste like a fresh coconut if you eat it by the spoonful ;)
3 cups light brown sugar
2 eggs
2 T vanilla extract
2 T ground vanilla beans
1 T salt (I used the pink;)
1 T baking soda
3 cups good flour
200+ grams traditional Toblerone bar, chopped (bladed, in the blender is easy and fun ;)
Bake at 340 degrees, experimenting with length of time, depending on how you like your cookie
I guarantee these babies will bring joy to you and your loved ones and peace on Earth <3
.5 cup good coconut oil (it should taste like a fresh coconut if you eat it by the spoonful ;)
3 cups light brown sugar
2 eggs
2 T vanilla extract
2 T ground vanilla beans
1 T salt (I used the pink;)
1 T baking soda
3 cups good flour
200+ grams traditional Toblerone bar, chopped (bladed, in the blender is easy and fun ;)
Bake at 340 degrees, experimenting with length of time, depending on how you like your cookie
I guarantee these babies will bring joy to you and your loved ones and peace on Earth <3
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