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By iglowforyou
on March 30, 2011
Chewy and fudgy. I'm from Saskatchewan and these cookies are pretty common here, I can't imagine anyone not knowing them. I like them chewy, "shiny".. I have had many batches come out drier than I like and crumbly. The poster who said that cooking time is everything was bang on. I started timing just when it came to a rolling boil, dumped in my dry ingredients at 3 minutes and removed from heat right away. I also cut sugar to 1.5c and added about half cup of peanut butter. Perfect! Thank you!
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Very good, came out perfectly and tasted just like mom's...will also try this with peanut butter which was another version my mom made.
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on August 14, 2008
Yeah, I finally found the version of this recipe that my mom used, I kept finding one with chinese noodles in it, not rolled oats! My diet just may suffer now that I've found this recipe: )
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These cookies are a family tradition growing up in my home. A family with 6 kids, often we'd have to make a triple batch and it would be gone in minutes. I too am from Alberta Canada and know this recipe is known in every household that I know of. I know this recipe by heart. A note to the person who had that dry batch, COOKING TIME IS EVERYTHING!!! It was cooked either too long or at too high of temp. I've done that, and also had it come out soupy... My method is 5 mins at rolling boil at medium heat.
people found this review Helpful. You can only vote others' reviews helpful or not helpful... Was this review helpful to you? Yes | No We don't know who you are. Sign in or create an accountBy Chef #462044
on March 07, 2007
just like my mom's
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on December 17, 2006
Followed the recipe right to a T, and when it came to dropping by tblspn. onto waxed paper it was dry and the cookies did not stick together. Ended up with chocolate covered, dry oatmeal. Had to throw it out. I did not add coconut don't know if that would of made a difference.
people found this review Helpful. You can only vote others' reviews helpful or not helpful... Was this review helpful to you? Yes | No We don't know who you are. Sign in or create an accountBy Chef #355745
on September 24, 2006
Thank you, Tammy. I was being backed into a corner as my 6 year old daughter wanted some unbaked cookies and I have not found my mennonite treasury cookbook for a few years. I moved to New Jersey to be with my husband and did'nt get to move all my stuff. Now I am back in Canada but still have not found it. Maybe I will have to buy a new Mennonite Treasury for keepsake. The Cookies were awesome, even my husband comment on how good they were. Easy snack to make and what a treat. I am a mennonite in La Crete, Alberta, Would love to find out how we are related lol
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on August 19, 2006
gotta love these cookies
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on August 12, 2006
WOW! These cookies are fabulous. As a rule I must work slower than most, because my prep time usually takes longer than indicated in the recipe. But not in this case. 20 minutes from start to finish. And living in southern Nevada where our summer temperatures are generally triple digits, not having to heat up the kitchen with the owen is always appreciated. Will surely make these frequently. Thanks for a real keeper, SV Tammi
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on August 10, 2006
These are one of my husband's favourite cookies! As a special treat I made these for him after he spent the day replacing the eaves and fascia on our house. he loved them and the kids ate their fair share too! Thanks for posting :)
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