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No, this doesn't mean you drop your microwave and delicious cookies suddenly appear.
Mom's Best Recipes, one of my favorite food blogs, has this recipe for Microwave Drop Cookies, which sound great and are super-easy to make, taking only a couple of minutes to make. Seriously, you cook them for two minutes! these might be good if you're looking for a snack at night while you're watching TV or reading and don't want to make them in a regular oven. Full recipe after the jump.
Microwave Drop Cookies
1 6oz. bag Nestle's white chocolate chips
1 cup Jif peanut butter
1 8oz. jar Fluff marshmallow
2 cups Kellogg's Rice Krispies cereal
Line cookie sheets with saran wrap. Set aside. In a microwave safe bowl add white chocolate chips. Microwave on high for 2 minutes. Remove from microwave and add peanut butter and marshmallow. Stir well. Add rice krispies and stir. Drop by teaspoonsful on to the saran wrap covered cookie sheets. Cool completely, then refrigerate.
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1-17-2008 @6:34PM Janis said... Thanks for leading me to this link!
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1-18-2008 @11:30AM Julie said... I had never heard of this recipe before but it sounds terrific and is obviously very easy to make.
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1-19-2008 @3:12AM Carrie said... Do you think this recipe could be made with other marshmallow creme like Jet Puffed? I mean, they are technically supposed to be the same thing...but they aren't. On the west coast, Marshmallow fluff is a hot commodity that you can only get by coercing your east and midwest visiting friends to pick up for you.
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