I have not made these cookies for about 15 years. On the weekend I decided to make them this morning. They are crispy and soft, the texture is very pleasing. After they were baked I made a gnash and drizzled over the top. That took them to the next level.
Potato Chip Cookies with Drizzled Chocolate
1 cup butter
1/2 cup sugar
1 tsp. vanilla, I used vanilla paste
1 3/4 cups flour
1 cup crushed potato chips
Cream butter and sugar until fluffy. Add 1 tsp. vanilla and flour gradually and beat until blended. Stir in potato chips. Drop by teaspoonful onto a un-greased cookie sheet. When cookies are cooled drizzled chocolate gnash over the tops of the cookies. 1/2 cup sugar
1 tsp. vanilla, I used vanilla paste
1 3/4 cups flour
1 cup crushed potato chips
Bake 350 for 13 to 15 minutes.
Makes 3 Dozen cookies.
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Dave: Very Good, never guess that there are potato chips in recipe
Rosemarie: Very tasty, tasted like shortbread, liked the chocolate on the top
Deb: Yummy!! Tastes good, like shortbread. Enjoyed V.M. Good perhaps at Xmas time with colored sprinkles on top instead of chocolate. Good at anytime of year!! :)
I'm intrigued by these cookies!
ReplyDeleteHi Patricia
ReplyDeleteWhen I first had these I had the same reaction. You will enjoy them.
WOW! I loved to dip potato chips in hot fudge when I was a (skinny) kid... these sound great
ReplyDeleteHi Marye
ReplyDeleteHot fudge and potato chips...what an idea. :)
Hendria..several months ago I posted a link to this recipe on Bakingdelights.com
ReplyDeleteThat post was stolen and subsequently published without credit on another site which also took your recipe. If you would liek to ask that it be removed here is the link http://mislove.com/2007/11/17/potato-chip-cookies-with-drizzled-chocolate/
Very interesting,they look so delicious. I'll try them soon
ReplyDeletemarye....thanks for the info about mislove...I went to the blog ...it must have already been taken off..
ReplyDeleteas it was not found.
farey...thanks for the comment...
*ganache =)
ReplyDeleteHi,just to ask,how do u measure 1 cup of butter with out a weighing machine?
ReplyDeleteLin Lin Sarah....you can cut along the mark on the butter wrapper or you can put the butter into a 1 cup dry measure cup until it is full and scrap off the excess on the top that will give you 1 cup as well. :)
ReplyDeleteThese were amazing!!!
ReplyDeleteRosie...I am so glad you enjoyed them.. :)
ReplyDeleteThese are delicious and I haven't even added he chocolate yet
ReplyDeleteI am getting ready to make these cookies. You did not mention what flour to use, plain or self-rising flour?
ReplyDeleteWhat is chocolate gnash!!??? And how do you make it??
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