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  1. Original post
    S'mee
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    Buddy had been asking me to make these, so I whipped
    up a batch on Monday. They are soooo good!

    No Bake Cookies

    1/2 C. butter, melted
    2 C. sugar
    4 T. cocoa
    1/2 C. milk
    Dash salt
    1/2 C. creamy peanut butter
    1 tsp. vanilla extract
    3 C. quick cook oatmeal

    In large saucepan, melt butter, then add next 5 ingredients. Mix
    thoroughly, and stir over med-high until boiling point is reached.
    Boil one minute, stirring (do not overcook!); remove from heat, and
    let cool for 8-10 minutes. Mix in peanut butter and vanilla, stirring
    until melted. Add oatmeal, mix until well coated. Quickly drop by
    teaspoonful onto wax paper or foul and chill.

    --
    Jani in WA (S'mee)
    ~ mom, Trollup, novice cook ~

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  2. Ryan Case
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    Where at in WA?

    Ryan (also in WA, the not rainy part)

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  3. S'mee
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    One time on Usenet said:

    Where at in WA?

    Ryan (also in WA, the not rainy part)

    I'm going to assume you're talking to me -- I live in Western WA,
    near Puget Sound. Here's a great way to find out where RFC posters
    live:

    http://myguestmap.lorca.eti.br/guestmap.jsp?id=artisan02&locale=en

    --
    Jani in WA (S'mee)
    ~ mom, Trollup, novice cook ~

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  4. Jude
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    drop on wax paper or foul? whwy would i want to drop them on chicken?
    yuk!! =)

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  5. Goomba38
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    MareCat said:

    Thanks for the recipe! My school cafeteria used to make these when I was
    in grade school. Haven't thought of 'em in decades! Think I need to whip
    up a batch soon...

    My recipe calls for 1/2 cup of cocoa. When I see a version using only 4
    T. they seem "anemic" to me, lol.

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  6. Ryan Case
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    S'mee said:
    One time on Usenet said:

    Where at in WA?

    Ryan (also in WA, the not rainy part)

    I'm going to assume you're talking to me -- I live in Western WA,
    near Puget Sound. Here's a great way to find out where RFC posters
    live:

    http://myguestmap.lorca.eti.br/guestmap.jsp?id=artisan02&locale=en

    Sorry, I thought by replying directly to you, and since you state that
    you live in WA in your sig that it would be obvious that I was talking
    to you.

    I am in Yakima, I do frequent Seattle and Lynwood quite often though.
    Seattle to take my son to Children's Hospital on a regular basis, and
    Lynwood becuase that is where my sister and brother in law live. I also
    come over a few times a year and go diving off the Salty's pier in
    Burien or Edmonds Water park or Three Trees.

    We have friends of the family who live in Port Townsend , but keep a
    condo a couple of blocks south of the MarQueen hotel on Mercer. That is
    where we usually stay if Robbie's hospital visit requires staying a
    couple nights.

    I lived in the Tacoma area for a few years while going to school and
    worked in Federal Way for a little while.

    We will actually be over there next Thursday to see the zoo and go to
    dinner with friends from Puyallup.

    Ryan

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  7. Nancy Young
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    "Jude" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    drop on wax paper or foul? whwy would i want to drop them on chicken?
    yuk!! =)

    That would be fowl!

    nancy

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  8. Mr Libido Incognito
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    Nancy Young wrote on 05 Oct 2005 in rec.food.cooking

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    "Jude" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    drop on wax paper or foul? whwy would i want to drop them on chicken?
    yuk!! =)

    That would be fowl!

    nancy

    err foil?

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    But the ears...Ah the ears.
    The ears keep the hat up.

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  9. zxcvbob
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    Nancy Young said:

    "Jude" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    drop on wax paper or foul? whwy would i want to drop them on chicken?
    yuk!! =)

    That would be fowl!

    nancy

    It depends on the chicken...

    Best regards,
    Bob

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  10. S'mee
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    One time on Usenet said:
    MareCat said:

    Thanks for the recipe! My school cafeteria used to make these when I was
    in grade school. Haven't thought of 'em in decades! Think I need to whip
    up a batch soon...

    Glad to help, Mary. :-)

    Quoted message said:

    My recipe calls for 1/2 cup of cocoa. When I see a version using only 4
    T. they seem "anemic" to me, lol.

    I think you're right -- I'm thinking of moving from 1/4 cup (dunno
    why the original says 4 T. instead of 1/4 cup) to 1/3 cup and see
    how that goes. The ones I just made didn't have the strong cocoa taste
    I remember, but they were still very tasty. Thanks for the suggestion...

    --
    Jani in WA (S'mee)
    ~ mom, Trollup, novice cook ~

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  11. zxcvbob
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    S'mee said:
    One time on Usenet said:
    MareCat said:

    Thanks for the recipe! My school cafeteria used to make these when I was
    in grade school. Haven't thought of 'em in decades! Think I need to whip
    up a batch soon...

    Glad to help, Mary. :-)

    Quoted message said:

    My recipe calls for 1/2 cup of cocoa. When I see a version using only 4
    T. they seem "anemic" to me, lol.

    I think you're right -- I'm thinking of moving from 1/4 cup (dunno
    why the original says 4 T. instead of 1/4 cup) to 1/3 cup and see
    how that goes. The ones I just made didn't have the strong cocoa taste
    I remember, but they were still very tasty. Thanks for the suggestion...

    Try using water instead of milk. Boiling cocoa in water brings out the
    flavor. Boiling in milk mutes the flavor. (you can add some powdered
    milk later if you want)

    -Bob

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