No-Bake Chocolate Cookies

You need to correct the recipe ingredients. It says rolled nuts and should say rolled oats. Takes 1 stick of butter

• Anonymous

• Dayton, OH

• 10/8/2009

如果你有一个贪得无厌的甜——牙这是for you! I used this recipe for the general concept, although I added WAY more marshmallows (they were open and leftover from summer smores....you know how they get). If the mixture seems too thin dont worry just keep stirring and cooking slowly, it will thicken up. If all else fails just add more peanut butter! :) These are great treats to have around, you only need 1 or 2 to cure a sweets craving...they last forvever in the fridge as well.

• laurelb82

• Brooklyn,CT

• 2/16/2009

Mario Batali's version of this needs a bit of tweaking (she might want to stick to Italian food -- and leave the trailer trash recipes to those of us who grew up eating it). You need a whole stick of butter, instead of a half. Add a cup of Peanut butter (creamy or chunky whichever you prefer) Up the unsweetened cocoa to 9 Tablespoons. And to keep it from becoming to sweet I used unsweetened coconut and left out the marshmallows. And add more milk if you need to... I think it's easier to do this if you use a glass bowl inside a pot of simmering/boiling water (making your own double-boiler). Then simply scrape into a large bowl with the oats, coconut and vanilla already in it, and then mix together.

• Anonymous

• 94114

• 2/14/2009

I followed the reciepe, but I didnt add the marshmallows or nuts. I added sunflowerseeds, some cinnamon, flax seeds, and peanut butter. I added a little bit of honey, and cous-cous as well. I had fun with this recipe, and they are delicious!

• erinek

• 3/16/2008

It's 3 c. rolled oats, not nuts (typo). I made these for my kids because I was looking for something with marshmallows, but they don't like them, and I can't say I blame them. I think these are headed for the trash can.

• Anonymous

• Fairfax, VA

• 9/29/2006

My husband loves these cookies. They have been in his family for years. I did however notice a misprint on the recipe. They state to add Oats in the directions, but do not tell you how many Oats to add. I believe it is at least 1 cup of Oats. Makes a huge difference!

• jennife0

• Seattle, WA

• 9/28/2006

it is great for little kids cause you make them small or big

• angell1

• oregon

• 4/2/2006

The results after I combined all of the ingredients was like a sauce. I couldn't have possibly put it on a cookie sheet so I added 1/2 cup of flour and put it into small bowls. The texture by then was screwed up.

• Anonymous

• Boston, MA

• 2/11/2006

This receipe has been in my family for years. My mother learned from her mother and I from her. The coconut and mini-marshmellows is something new to me. My sister adds raisins to the receipe. Me I have used dark rum instead of the vanilla extract. Not being a coconut or marshmellow fan I jsut make them straight up.

• George

• Gary, IN

• 8/22/2004

I haven't made these yet but i would like to thank the cook from Minnesota, because my mom has been wanting these cookies for ever, and the recipe you had was the one she remembers. I can't wait to make them for her!

• Anonymous

• Portland, OR

• 7/1/2004

I'm not rating THIS recipe b/c I didn't make it- but I thought I'd tell everyone here about a really good no-bake cookie recipe. Mix 3 cups rolled oats, 1 cup chocolate chips, 1/4 cup peanut butter (optional but wonderful), and at least 2 tsp vanilla extract. Then heat 1/2 cup milk, 1 stick butter, and 2 cups sugar in a large saucepan- you will need extra room. Bring to a boil (this is where it expands) and boil for at least 2 minutes. Add this to the oat mixture and combine well, then drop onto waxed paper (or buttered parchment paper). Let cool until firm- will need to be removed with spatula but will become firm- even if it takes 5 hours. Super easy and super delicious. Add salt if you want.

• Anonymous

• Minnesota

• 6/20/2004

This was my first attempt at no-bake cookies; perhaps I didn't know what to expect. They are tasty for sure, but not something I would give away as a holiday gift. For the home only. Fun to make with kids though.

• Anonymous

• Seattle, WA

• 4/18/2004

My husband thought I should have baked these no bake cookies. Too Gooey and Messy. My son loved them. I liked the flavor not the sticky chocolate mess.

• Anonymous

• Huntington Beach

• 3/3/2004

I like the addition of coconut. I used more cocoa powder (6 Tbs.) and melted the marshmallows with the first several ingredients. Turned out great!

• Anonymous

• Olympia, WA

• 10/31/2003

MMMMM!!!!!!!! These cookies are sooooo good. Everyone should try then some day.I have no complaints!

• Paul A.

• Beverley Hills

• 8/18/2003