09 May 2010

Everything and the Kitchen Sink Cookies

Sometimes, I just really need to cook. It's a craving.

And sometimes, there are no eggs in our apartment.

And when these two events coincide, bad things happen. Like these cookies. I just kept throwing things in until the dough tasted good. 


The end result? Banana-pecan-apricot-spiced-chocolate-chip-cookies. 



Kitchen Sink Cookies

  • 2 1/4 cups all-purpose flour
  • 1 teaspoon baking soda
  • 1 teaspoon salt
  • 1 cup (2 sticks) butter, softened
  • 3/4 cup granulated sugar
  • 3/4 cup packed brown sugar
  • 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
  • 2 ripe bananas
  • 2 cups chocolate chips
  • 1 cup chopped pecans
  • 1/2 cup finely chopped dried apricots
  • 1 tsp cinnamon
  • 1 tsp ginger
  • 1 tsp nutmeg

Blend butter, sugars, bananas, and vanilla together. In a separate bowl, combine dry ingredients (except for chocolate chips, pecans, and apricots). Add dry ingredients incrementally to the wet mixture. Once blended, add the good stuff. Bake at 350F for 10 minutes.


21 comments:

  1. heehee looks sooo simple and yum!
    how do they taste?
    apricots and ginger and chocolate chips..i've never tried that combi before!

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  2. Hhmm now this is something without any help of eggs. Looks delicious and sweet.

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  3. I must try your recipe because i've never tried that combi before! hope that it will be delicious.

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  4. I used white chips and dried cranberries for the butterscotch chips and raisins. Yum!!!!!!!!!!

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  5. So yummy... I have some cooling right now and I keeping eying them to see when they're ready to munch on. Also, super helpful as a college student cleaning out my cupboards for the annual move home!

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  6. I used white chips and dried cranberries for the butterscotch chips and raisins. Yum!!!!!!!!!!

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  7. Well, I have some cooling right now and I keeping eying them to see when they're ready to munch on. Also, super helpful as a college student cleaning out my cupboards for the annual move home! Thanx for sharing.

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  8. What a cookie! And the coffee powder really takes it over the top for me. Thanks!

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  9. Wow, i really love cookies, I think i should bake this.Thank you for the information you share.

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  10. Excellent cookie. I made it exactly as the recipe says. I don't love the flavor of butterscotch so I'm glad it was only 1/2 cup. I might even add less next time.

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  11. So yummy... I have some cooling right now and I keeping eying them to see when they're ready to munch on. Also, super helpful as a college student cleaning out my cupboards for the annual move home!

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  12. I love baking cookies and I tried baking with chocolate chips..Its always yummy :). Love to bake more.

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  13. Great blog, i really like and i found it from google, its very informative for me, and thanx for the recipe.

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  14. so yummy... Anyone know any fantastic kitchen sink/monster cookie recipes?

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  15. A very tasty morsel, I had no vanilla or butterscotch chips so I added some peanut butter chips instead. They turned out perfect and I didn't have to bake them longer than suggested. Thank you for the recipe! They are amazing

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  16. Wow, I have some cooling right now and I keeping eying them to see when they're ready to munch on, thanx for sharing.

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  17. Nice and easy recipe to follow. I removed the butterscotch chips and substituted steal cut oats for rolled oats - since that is all I had in my pantry. Not the best substitution. Next time I will either used rolled oats, or no oats. The steal cut oats are like tiny seeds in the cookies. I guess at least it's fiber! Would be good with coconut too and raisens. Delicious simple cookie batter though.

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  18. I can't wait to try these cookies, sound great. And really are the kitchen sink full.

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  19. Very good! Although I would use some other flavor instead of the vanilla chips next time

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  20. Love your kitchen sink cookies, can't wait to try.

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  21. Great blog. All posts have something to learn. Your work is very good and
    i appreciate you and hopping for some more informative posts.
    thank you……..
    ptc

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