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The Amazing Mega Double Oreo Cookie thing

The Amazing Mega Double Oreo Cookie thing
The Amazing Mega Double Oreo Cookie thing

This is a chewy cookie that’s wrapped around an OREO cookie. Its like a cookie that ate a cookie to save you the time and social stigma of eating 2 cookies! For the cover picture I whipped some cream piped it on top and finished it off with a bit of girly ribbon.

There are 2 ways to make this amazing franken-cookie. The easy way and the fun way. I am a chef so I am very much in to making things from scratch. If you do want to skip the measuring and mixing then feel free to go to the store, purchace some cookie dough and OREO’s and  skip to the part where I start putting this beauty together 

*Warning*
Please try not to eat too many of these because you will probably fall in to a diabetic coma.

Please be kind this is my first attempt - apologies for the low res photos, my internet connection sucks - I live on a boat in the middle of nowhere!!!
 
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Step 1What you need

What you need
For the long and completely satisfying method you will need the following:
(if your all about easy gratification, that’s cool - buy yourself some cookie dough and Oreos and skip to step 7

Ingredents
½ cup of unsalted butter
½ cup of white sugar
¼ cup of brown sugar
1 egg
1 1/4 cups of flour
1 teaspoon of vinalla extract ( of ½ a pod of vanilla if your feeling fancy)
1 teaspoon of almond extract ( optional )
¼ teaspoon of salt
½ teaspoon of baking soda
1 cup of chocolate chips
OREO’S

(optional extras - white chocolate chips, dried fruit or nuts -PEANUT BUTTER see notes)

Equipment
Silicon baking mat or Parchment paper
Baking tray
Oven ( well obviously)
Spoons
Measuring cups/jug
Forks
2 bowls
Rolling pin
Ziploc bag

Cupcake papers OR
Round metal forms (rounds) - but only if you are cheffy and really care what your cookies look like and want them to look like the cover pic!!
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8 comments
Jan 16, 2012. 7:49 PMturbobug says:
Where is the middle of nowhere anyway? I never plan on going nowhere but thats where I found out I gone, although Im sure, I never gotten to the middle of it.
Apr 7, 2012. 3:04 AMemilyvanleemput says:
i'm not sure i followed that :)
Apr 10, 2012. 11:38 AMturbobug says:
That's ok. I don't think I wanted to be followed to nowhere. Although all great adventures start by going nowhere and somehow wind up somewhere.
Feb 7, 2012. 8:05 AMturbobug says:
Used mint Oreo's, worked out great in muffin tins. But i think you may have forgot 1 1/4 c Flour in the ingredients list.
Jan 9, 2012. 5:16 PMearlyflyer says:
Can't wait to try these!
Jan 5, 2012. 4:33 PMscoochmaroo says:
Ha! I just made these - you beat me to it!
Jan 5, 2012. 3:01 PMPenolopy Bulnick says:
That is a pretty amazing cookie! Very intense, not for the weak of heart :)

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I work on a Yacht where I am the Chef and SCUBA instructor.