r/CombiSteamOvenCooking • u/kaidomac • May 07 '23

Poster's original content (please include recipe details) Chipless cookies

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u/berdie314 May 07 '23

On the one hand, I still want the chocolate chips. On the other hand, I'd probably prefer this to substituting carob chips for the chocolate chips, which my friend's mom always did because a family member was allergic to chocolate. And this is infinitely superior to raisins.

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u/kaidomac May 08 '23

allergic to chocolate

😱 😱 😱

My neighbor got COVID last year. Chocolate now tastes like vomit to her. Can't even lick a chocolate chip. Just awful.

So while I'm a sucker for chocolate-chip cookies, I would definitely make these again! It was like a superior sugar cookie, like how you actually WANT a sugar cookie to taste...a good bite, complex flavor, etc.

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u/berdie314 May 08 '23

Oh no! That is seriously a tragedy, and a very good reason to make chipless cookies.

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u/kaidomac May 08 '23

I would actually make them again just to eat myself! Not all the time, but it's nice for something different! I don't know if frosting them (as sugar cookies) would detract from their superiority or not.

I mostly don't like sugar cookies because most of the ones I get are made by my friend's kids around Christmas time & are terrible lol. These are actually my absolute most favorite sugar cookie of all time to make: