Tuesday, May 17, 2011

Guest Post - Chocolate Waffle Iron Cookies

waffle cookies


waffle cookies



waffle cookies
If Mr. Waffle and Mrs. Cookie had a child, it would be the the waffle cookie! Waffle cookies are baked in a waffle iron, giving them the same pockets and soft consistency as waffles, but with the flavor of delicious chocolate cookies. Waffle cookies are a hit not matter where I take them! And the best part is? They are incredibly quick and easy to make! This recipe is one that was handed down from my grandma, to my mom, and now to me.

Waffle Cookies


Recipe yields 3 dozen

Cookie:

1/2 cup margarine
3/4 cup sugar
2 eggs
1 teaspoon vanilla
2 tablespoons milk
6 tablespoons cocoa
1/2 teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon baking powder
1 1/4 cups flour

Icing:

2 tablespoons margarine
2 tablespoons cocoa
1 tablespoon milk
Make icing by melting margarine on the stove top. Add cocoa and milk, and add powdered sugar to thicken to frosting consistency.

  1. Warm waffle iron.

  2. Cream margarine and sugar, add eggs and vanilla.

  3. Add cocoa, cinnamon, salt, and milk. Beat well.

  4. Add flour and baking powder. Mix well.

  5. Drop one spoon of dough in each square of waffle iron. Close lid. Bake 1 minute.

  6. Open waffle iron. Remove cookies using a fork. Ice cookies while warm. It's easiest to ice the cookies during the minute the next batch is cooking.


Author bio: Sarah Beckman is a bride-to-be who is trying her hardest to master the art of cooking before her October wedding. She loves to cook with her mom, and her specialties are tacos, homemade pizza, and various types of cookies. When she's not cooking, she's probably writing blog posts for her job at Reading Glasses Shopper or shopping.

25 comments:

  1. These look so cute and yummy. I also like the idea of using margarine in recipes sometimes. Butter can be expensive so I like to find recipes where I can use margarine instead. In addition to an ice cream maker, I now need a waffle iron...

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  2. Wow these look incredible! I wish I had a waffle iron now..

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  3. I'm so tickled to see you enjoy this delightful recipe too. I just love these amazing cookies! Your photos are always awesome.

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  4. Must get a waffle iron now. If I had one these would be getting made today. Yummy!

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  5. These look so fun! Looks like something my 3 year old and I can make together! she would think this is hilarious :)

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  6. Cute idea! They look yummy!

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  7. Ha! What an interesting idea!

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  8. They sound great, and are so cute~little mini waffles:)

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  9. Awww, those are so adorable and such a fun idea! :)

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  10. I have a "heart-shaped" waffle iron that I like to make cookies on. These chocolate ones would be great. How about topping them with strawberries and whipped cream!! XOXO

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  11. I have never heard of these before. They look so wonderful. I cannot wait to give them a try.

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  12. I haven't seen a waffle cookie in years. They bring back all sorts of fun memories. Thanks~!~

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  13. Oh my gosh that is so cute. I bet my son would LOVE these!

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  14. These are really cute! I wonder if you can substitute butter for the margarine? I think I'm physically incapable of baking with margarine :).

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  15. Love that idea! How cute!!

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  16. Such a fun idea! I really need to use my waffle iron more.

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  17. Those look delicious. I've never made a waffle cookie but it seems like an interesting idea. Thanks for sharing it!

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  18. Love the fact you don't have to heat up the oven. They are so cute and delicious looking.

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  19. Fabulous idea! So cute and fluffy. :)

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  20. My mom made these when we were kids and I completely forgot about them. We LOVED them. Thanks for the good memory. :)

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  21. very innovative idea having cookies made in a shape of waffles. They are very cute!

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  23. These are really good with peanut butter frosting. :o)

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  24. I've seen these before, and they always intrigue me! I wish I had a waffle iron to try out these fun treats!

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