King arthur cookies

We tested King Arthur Baking's Recipe of the Year, Super-Sized, Super-Soft Chocolate Chip Cookies. Here are the results.

I made a quick detour in my baking the kingarthurflour.com Best Basic Recipes yesterday. A revisit to one of the most visited recipes on my site, One Hour Bread. So, back to the 16 Best Basic Recip…

Just when you thought you didn't need another chocolate chip cookie, you do.

King Arthur 2015 Recipe of the Yea Updated 2023 Another visit to the grandkids occasioned making something sweet. Last year my g...

Purportedly invented back in the 1930s at the Toll House Restaurant (thus the cookie’s alternate name, Toll House Cookies), in Whitman, Massachusetts, the chocolate chip cookie has become an American icon. Everyone has a favorite recipe, from back-of-the-Nestlé’s-bag to their mom’s classic. If you're looking for chewy chocolate chip cookies, this is the recipe for you. It yields a cookie with crispy edges and a soft, chewy center (thanks in part to the brown sugar and corn syrup) — perfect…

sugar cookies

These cookies will knock your socks off with sweetness! Loaded with chocolate chips, shredded coconut, and crispy cereal, every bite promises a bounty of texture. Kids will love them with a glass of ice-cold milk; the more "mature" folks can enjoy them with a cup of hot coffee.

This recipe, by blogger Amanda Rettke from i am baker is simple, yet absolutely splendid. Buttery, crunchy, and packed full of flavor, these cookies are amazing — perfect for cutting out and decorating to make classic Christmas cookies.

These cookies, our 2015 Recipe of the Year, are soft and chewy, packed with chips, and go beyond the standard chocolate chip cookie with the addition of nutty tasting oats. They're a specialty of our Bake Truck, which travels the country serving these as part of our Bake for Good fundraising program.Our thanks to the Cookies for Kids' Cancer non-profit, the originator of this recipe.

This molasses-dark, ginger-and-spice flavored cookie is perfect for gingerbread men. We roll it a bit thicker than usual, to give the gingerbread cookies just a hint of chew. While ginger is often thought of as a winter baking flavor, we've found that ginger pairs well with various fruits, too. Ginger and peach is an especially wonderful combination; try gingerbread cookies served with fresh sliced peaches, or a peach crumble topped with gingerbread crumbs.