Chocolate & Pecan Cookies with a Surprise Inside
These gorgeous, chewy cookies are the brainchild of Fruittart.
I wish now, that I had broken a cookie in half for you to see the oozing centre, but luckily Fruittart had the foresight to do this, so you can always have a look at her cookies.
These cookies were lush and it was fun molding the cookie dough around the rolo. Very theraputic! I will definitely be making them again soon :)
Rolo in a cookie? Now you're just tempting me!
ReplyDeleteSounds truly yummy! Candy inside a cookie - yep, yummy! Unfortunately, you probably had to wait for them to cool a bit, in order not to burn your mouth. Oh, well - sacrifice. ;)
ReplyDeleteTherapeutic cookies, eh? Maybe I can just trade you some clay? ;)
ReplyDeleteI love the little surprise in these cookies Holler..very decadent:D
ReplyDeleteI love rolo cookies and so does everyone I have ever made them for. Mine don't have pecans added though, but what I great idea.
ReplyDeleteThese sound totally decadent and delicious! Love Rolos, so I'm sure they'd be great in a cookie. (Oh, and what's wrong with eggplant in cookies --??).
ReplyDeletePS Thanks for your comment re: the Mosaic salad--I think watermelon would be a HUGE improvement (in fact, now I want to try it that way!!). :)
Oh! These sounds like Toffee Pops from the Enid Blyton books!
ReplyDeleteI am trying to Romina!
ReplyDeleteYou are just as bad as Graham, Davimack, no patience! Good things come to those who wait!
Hi Tadmack,I found clay frustrating, maybe I will make you cookies for no trade!
They were yummy Val, I took most of these to work, so we wouldn't over-indulge!
This is a first for me Silvie, as I am just getting into cookies, but it is my favourite so far!
Wow Ricki, I bow down to your superior knowledge and stand corrected!
The watermelon would be good in your salad wouldn't it?
Hi Wendy, you have something there! Were you famous five, secret seven or malory towers?
I was wondering what was going to be inside them, glad to hear it's Rolos - YUM!!
ReplyDeleteYum, yum, yum! This is now a starred post:)
ReplyDeleteAnd yes, beetroot and chocolate are wonderful together, I make a lovely beetroot chocolate cake now and then which is just... scrumptious!
Noooo...I've taken a look at the surprise!!..I didn't have to..They look delicious !
ReplyDeleteThanks for the visit and glad that we share this great interest in ironing :-D!
A big kiss
Silvia
Magic Faraway Tree!
ReplyDeleteHi Nicisme, what were you expecting exactly? You don't trust me then ;)
ReplyDeleteHiya Pia, that chocolate cake sounds good, bet it is moist!
Hey Silvia, it was the wine that did it, wasn't it?
I never had that one! The first one I had was Mr Pinkwhistle! Now that was a story! I might have to take the Magic Faraway Tree out from the library now!
What a fantastic idea! The question is of course, who did you save your last one for?
ReplyDeleteGraham of course, Julia! Who else would I save my last rolo for?
ReplyDeleteOh Holler those look so good. I love Rolo's. These WILL be made this week!
ReplyDeleteThey look gorgeous! I'm glad you enjoyed them.
ReplyDeleteI wish I had a couple of these right now, Holler!
ReplyDeleteThose cookies look good! The rolo in the center is a great idea!
ReplyDeleteRolo centred cookies - TREMENDOUS! Send some please?
ReplyDeleteCheers
David
Oh these look so good. Chocolate and pecans is such a wonderful combination.
ReplyDeleteA very interesting idea Holler. Sweeter than I usually like, but I couldn't resist eating two or three :)
ReplyDeleteHi Judy, These were a welcome return to rolos for me. I hadn't had any for years.
ReplyDeleteThey were great Fruit Tart. Thank you so much for the recipe!
Hi Patricia, these are real good you have to try them!
Hi Kevin, you can credit Fruit Tart for that clever idea. It worked really well!
Hi David, just send me your address :)
Hi Vicarious Foodie, I really liked the pecans in these and I have some left, so a good excuse to make more cookies!
Hey Lisa, I know you are too good a girl to eat more than one of these :)
yum! I bet they would also be good in a muffin!
ReplyDeleteI would have never thought about putting a rolo into a cookie... amazing idea--- I really want to try one...
ReplyDeleteGood thinking Sarah! A rolo in a muffin would be real good!
ReplyDeleteAll gone Jen :(
I love rolos!
ReplyDeleteBut I have been totally distracted from the original post by the mention of Toffee Pops from the magic faraway tree - that brings back memories!
I never did read that story, so I am lost with the reference Kittie, but I am quite happy if they make everyone nostalgic!
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