To make them a little more fun, I baked them in the bottom part of an ice cream cone and topped them with a dollop of ice cream and sprinkles.
We were enjoying these outside on the front porch and the local squirrel must have smelled the peanuts and came within an arm’s reach hoping for his own cookie, I imagine!
Recipe
You can find the recipe for Granola Grabbers in the book Baking: From My Home to Yours by Dorie Greenspan or here. To see how the rest of the TWD group fared with this week's recipe, click here and then click on each blogger!
Tips for baking these cookies in ice cream cones: Push the dough right to the bottom of the cone so that there’s a bit of cookie in each bite. Bake them an extra 5-8 minutes in the cones so that the middle gets done.
Tasting Notes
These cookies were crunchy, chewy, and full of delicious surprises. I loved the combination of salty peanuts, raisins, coconut, almonds and granola. It makes them seem almost good enough to eat for breakfast! My kids were wishing I’d added chocolate chips, so I may try that next time, but I liked them as is.
Recipe for Next Week (August 26)
Chocolate-Banded Ice Cream Torte on pages 288-289.
leave it to you to come up with a great presentation! very cute!!
ReplyDeleteThose are the cutest things ever! How creative!
ReplyDeletevery creative idea! umm, theh cookie dough WAS quite delicious. :)can't blame your dad for sticking his fingers in it!
ReplyDeleteI would never have thought of baking them in an ice cream cone! What an idea! And if you put a tiny scoop of ice cream on top, so it kind of melted down into the cookie.... oh my.
ReplyDeleteSo cute! What a clever idea! I loved these cookies. I'm with the kids. Chocolate chips were good.
ReplyDeleteHow adorable! You are always so creative:-)
ReplyDeleteHannah
seriously adorable! :) i love the mini ice cream scoop and sprinkles
ReplyDeleteOh, neat idea! I bet they were great, and I bet the squirrel would have liked them too.
ReplyDeleteOk, I officially hate you. Officially.
ReplyDeleteStop.
Ice cream cones?
STOP!
They look so cute in the ice cream cones. Great idea!
ReplyDeleteSo stinkin' adorable! Who wouldn't eat anything from an ice cream cone right? Great job!
ReplyDeleteClara @ iheartfood4thought
they're so adorable! :) i added chocolate chips so that my sister-in-law would eat them and they were delicious! i would like to try them with raisins next time. :)
ReplyDeleteOh, Shari! These are just so delicate and adorable! I'll be making them for my sister, she'll love them!
ReplyDeleteToo cute, although I think you *might* have negated the healthiness with the ice cream...
ReplyDeleteHoly smokes! These are so cute! So Cute!
ReplyDeleteYou are so creative! I'm glad you enjoyed them.
ReplyDeletetoo cute! I love the cookies in their little cones. What is on top?
ReplyDeleteI have the same place mats. Cheers!
What a cute idea. Something I wouldn't have thought of, that's for sure. They look wonderful.
ReplyDeleteBrilliant presentation as always! Loooove the ice cream!
ReplyDeletethose are too cute! i like the way yours looks like there's hand scooped ice cream in the cones! i made similar cones recently, but with cupcakes in them.
ReplyDeletehow CUTE!!!
ReplyDeletei've been blown away by your creativity, you're really doing some amazing stuff. great job!
ReplyDeleteThose are so adorable! What a clever idea. Wish I'd thought of it! ;)
ReplyDeleteToo cute! I really love your creativity!
ReplyDeleteStunning pictures, Shari. Sounds like you made a great cookie!
ReplyDeleteSo so adorable! Great job!
ReplyDeleteI love the ice cream idea! Very cool!
ReplyDeleteOMG, death by cuteness! What a fun, creative idea.
ReplyDeleteNeat idea. They looked great.
ReplyDeleteSimply adorable! You always think of the best-est things!
ReplyDeleteohh wow...those look SO cool!
ReplyDeletesuch a creative way to bake a cookie...ive never seen a cookie baked in an ice cream cone b4!
great job!
<3
What a gorgeous presentation! You are an artist!
ReplyDeleteFun way to enjoy these cookies!
ReplyDeleteNancy
That squirrel obviously had excellent taste!
ReplyDeleteThose are so cute, and I love the story about the squirrel!
ReplyDeleteThose look so tasty !!
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These are cute! I am teaching Sunday school to preschoolers and I want to make it for them. They will love this special treat! I will let you know what they think!
ReplyDeleteI tried the link and it's gone now.
ReplyDeleteHow long would I cook these for and at what temperature ?
Hi Mish
ReplyDeleteI've added a link to the recipe in Google Books. http://books.google.com/books?id=oCji-fn5qEUC&lpg=PP1&dq=baking%20from%20my%20home%20to%20yours&pg=PA82#v=onepage&q&f=false
Enjoy!
Shari
These look delicious, and very festive for parties. I am interested in decorating them a bit differently for the fall season. Can't wait to try!
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