I just can't believe our weather, it's raining still, has been all day and it's only 65 outside! Feels more like fall than July so I'm baking homemade pizza for supper and the best peanut butter cookies ever for dessert. I've shared this recipe with you last year but since I have so many new readers and it's my favorite cookie recipe, I thought it was time to share it again. It really is the best and so easy! They just melt in your mouth once warm, just a bit!Peanut Butter Cookies
1 c. peanut butter
1 c. sugar
1 lg. egg
1 tsp. vanilla
Mix all ingredients well and form into balls, place on greased baking sheet, flatten with a fork. Sprinkle a little sugar on top and bake at 325 for about 13 min.
Wasn't that easy, now just wait till you taste these........your mouth will yell YUMMO! I'm spoiled now by this fall like weather, but I know the true July will return and bring a hot and dry August, so I'm enjoying this weather by doing a little crafting, baking cookies and taking a coffee break while blogging.........hope your day is just as enjoyable!
We are having that great Fall-like weather, too, and I decided to let the grandkids 'help' me make a chocolate cake. I was just 'in the mood' for something yummy...If I had read your blog first it would have been PB cookies. These are my faves! Maybe next time!
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Sue, it's so funny that you posted this. I'm making those exact same cookies today! My mom used that recipe and it's the only peanut butter cookie recipe that I've ever used or ever will use!
ReplyDeleteEnjoy this weather while it lats!
Now that made me crave PB!! LOL
ReplyDeleteWe are still having all our meals out on the deck. Unbelievable weather!!
ReplyDeleteThe cookies look yummilicious!
OH I can't wait to try these..I love your recipes..thanks for sharing..will let you know..:)
ReplyDeleteYour peanutbutter cookies look delicious! I can hardly wait to try them, and am printing the recipe right now.
ReplyDeleteIs that really your stove in your banner picture? I LOVE IT! Are those knobs bakelite? Ohmigosh...
it's just awesome.
Years ago, in our other house we had this big olde I LOVE LUCY cookstove. It was gas and I totally loved it. Had these huge burners and was all old timey porcelain. I miss it! They just don't make anything like they used to.
Thanks for the cookie recipe!
I'm gonna gain five more pounds coz of these I just know it lol
Hugs,
Lea
Sure, I had to read this when I have a day off tomorrow! I definitely see baking in my future, especially since the forcast is for four more days of rain-yuck!
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Sure, I had to read this when I have a day off tomorrow! I definitely see baking in my future, especially since the forcast is for four more days of rain-yuck!
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There`s nothing better than homemade PB cookies! They don`t last long at my house.
ReplyDeletePB cookies are my favorite! And what a simple recipe for them! I'm going to try them today!
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Sue,
ReplyDeleteYour recipe sounds yummy - going to try it when we get "fall-like" weather. Still hot and dry here :( Wish you could send some of that cool weather to me!
Everyone in my house loves peanut butter cookies! Funny, I baked yesterday too.
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Yesterday was a beautiful day! Very fallish. Today is nice as well, only 75. I am not going to like the hot days, lol Your cookies sound YUMMY
ReplyDeleteWe have had some very cool days here, too. It is warm today but there is rain coming and we really need more sun for the garden.
ReplyDeleteI love the stove in your topper. Is that your own? It's just gorgeous. Better than any today.
Ruth
I have never seen a PB cookie with out flour.I do a PB candy without flour but it has oatmeal.
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I enjoy reading your blog.
judy j