Monday, March 31, 2008

Rebekah Sauter's Cookie Recipe, in her hand writing


*add to recipe: 8 oz. chocolate chips and 8 oz. white chocolate chips

This is the recipe for Rebekah's famous chocolate and white chocolate chip cookies. The key is to not cook them all the way - only about 2/3 then leave them on the pan to cook a little more. This way, they are soft and scrumptious. They probably need another 1/2 C flour than the recipe calls for - it's a little stiffer dough.
And, as per Rebekah's instructions and example, the cookie dough ball needs to be golf-ball sized (quite large). Because as she would say, if you're going to feel bad about eating 3 little cookies, feel better and just eat one big one instead. And sometimes we would sneak a dough ball off the tray which was always frustrating for the cookie maker, but great for the cookie eater. Enjoy!

2 comments:

SamiWanKenobi said...

Kate,
Thank you so much for putting this recipe up here! It's so wonderful to see our Rebekah's handwriting and to be able to bake these cookies in memory of her! No doubt these cookies will be more special than any of us have baked before!
Love,
Samantha Wiegand

Anonymous said...

Kate,
Are these those white/milk chocolate chip flat cookies that I loved so much?
From: David Sauter