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The recipe for the best chocolate cookies in the world is at Post Punk Kitchen. The cookies are very similar to a recipe from Martha Stewart for Black Forest Cookies, if you add the cherries. The benefit is that they seem to stay chewy much longer, and don't have eggs. You *might* have a hard time getting the flax seeds, but they are really necessary, and they're SO GOOD for you. I liked these so much, I bought the girl's cookbook.
I also really like Cliff's Nectar bars. They're simple (I think they all have less than five ingredients), yummy, and nutritious. However, they are not cheap. So, I've been looking for a recipe that will produce something similar. Martha (or one of her minions) helps out again. Haven't tried these yet, but how can you mess up coconut, dates, and walnuts?
Since a few people liked O RLY Sawyer, here are a couple more icons I was fiddling with when I should've been making barley soup.
and Oops! I deleted it!
Feel free to take, use, and enjoy.
The recipe for the best chocolate cookies in the world is at Post Punk Kitchen. The cookies are very similar to a recipe from Martha Stewart for Black Forest Cookies, if you add the cherries. The benefit is that they seem to stay chewy much longer, and don't have eggs. You *might* have a hard time getting the flax seeds, but they are really necessary, and they're SO GOOD for you. I liked these so much, I bought the girl's cookbook.
I also really like Cliff's Nectar bars. They're simple (I think they all have less than five ingredients), yummy, and nutritious. However, they are not cheap. So, I've been looking for a recipe that will produce something similar. Martha (or one of her minions) helps out again. Haven't tried these yet, but how can you mess up coconut, dates, and walnuts?
Since a few people liked O RLY Sawyer, here are a couple more icons I was fiddling with when I should've been making barley soup.
and Oops! I deleted it!
Feel free to take, use, and enjoy.