Waffle Cookies, a Very Simple Peanut Butter Blossom Recipe

The peanut butter blossoms cookie recipe is basically a Christmas cookie with a peanut or Peanut butter base. The delicious taste and sle hiek appearance make it hard for everyone to resist. If interested, there are several soft and sweet peanut cake recipes that you can try. Some of these recipes use simple ingredients and processing methods, so they can be practiced easily. That way, you can stock up on the desired amount of snacks for daily consumption.


Peanut Butter Blossom Cookies

I'm going to show you how to make peanut butter blossoms recipe : 

Ingredients

✓ Softened Butter - Set the

butter out a few hours before

you want to use it. Or just use

the defrost mode on the

microwave until it is soft. I

generally use unsalted butter,

but you can use salted butter

too if you like. Just reduce the

amount of extra salt by half.

Peanut Butter - One of the

stars of this dish. The creamy

Peanut butter will give the

cookies their peanut butter

taste.

✓ Egg - The egg will act as a

binder for the other

ingredients and add a bit of

moisture to the cookies. It will

also add a bit of richness to the

cookie.

✓ Vanilla Extract - The vanilla

extract will add flavor as well as

enhance the flavor of the other

ingredients.

✓ Brown Sugar - I generally

use light brown sugar, but you

can use dark as well. Don't

forget to pack it in the

measuring cup! Or weight it

course if using metric. The 8

brown sugar adds more

moisture and helps make the

cookies chewier.

✓ White granulated sugar - 

have always liked the

combination of brown sugar

and white sugar. If you don't

want to use brown sugar you

can use all white granulated

sugar. They will turn out just a

bit different.

✓ Flour - All-purpose or plain flour

*Baking soda - The baking

soda is the main leavening

agent that causes the cookies

to rise a bit.

Table salt - The salt is a

flavor enhancer and will

balance out the the sweetness of the sugar.

Tools : 

Hand mixer or stand mixer
- Large bowl
- Sifter or whisk
- Spatula
- 1 Tbsp. measuring spoon
- Parchment paper or
a silicone mat
 - Cookie sheet
- Wire rack

Methods:

Oh, yeah...Let's get baking.

First, we will start with one half cup of

softened unsalted butter.

You could use salted butter

if you want. Just reduce the amount of extra

salt that we add. And then I want to add the one

of the stars of this dish. Three fourths cups of peanut butter.

And then we want to beat these together.

So I'm just gonna use a hand mixer here.

Or you could just use your wooden spoon or a whisk

All right...

Fantastic.

I'm going to add in one large egg.

One teaspoon of, vanilla extract,

And we'll mix those together.

And I will come in here with one half cup of light

one third cup of white granulated sugar.

If you don't have brown sugar, then you can use

all granulated sugar.

 All right.

We'll come in here, and throughout this

whole process, you'll be scraping the sides of the

ball when needed.

Just to make sure everything

gets blended in properly.

Awesome..

So we have all of that blended in and now we want to put in

our dry ingredients. And I have a sister here.

You don't need to use a sifter.

You could just put your dry

ingredients in a bowl and

whisk them together.

Just put in my

all purpose flour.

That's one and one half cups,

one half teaspoon of salt.

And one teaspoon of

baking soda. And then I normally just do half of it first.

And come in here and mix it.

Scrape the sides along with the

rest of this in here.

Yeah.

And a little bit in this bowl. All right, that's good enough.

Just till it's all combined.

We can remove these beaters. And reserves. Resist the urge to eat the

cookie dough because the raw egg or don't resist and eat

some of it up to you.


I'm not going to say nothing. may or may not

still eat raw cookie dough. And I'm not going to lie.

When I was a little kid, that was one of my favorite

things to do is eat raw cookie dough.

And then I just want to bring it all together.

And I'm going to cover this and

show it in the refrigerator for

about an hour.

Also, I'm going to take my Hershey Kisses.

I have about 24 of them here.


And then I'm going to put these

in the refrigerator as well and

chill them along with the dough

After the dough has chilled,

Preheat the oven to 375 degrees

Fahrenheit or 190 Celsius.

And then I have

a tablespoon here.

I'm going to come

in and get some dough.

And we want to roll it with

clean hands into a bowl.

And then come in here to sugar

and dip it in the sugar

and place it on a cookie sheet

lined with parchment paper or

a silicone mat.

And space them about

two inches apart.

And then we bake these in the

oven again, 375 Fahrenheit,


190 Celsius for

8 to 10 minutes.

And when they come out of

the oven, they'll look

something like this.

They'll still be mounded

slightly golden brown on the

top and on the edges

a little bit.

And they'll be cracked

a little bit.

And then we take the cold with our hands

Just push it down. And then it will

crack even more.


The cookie. And this gives us the classic

look that we are going for. And I'm going to just let them

sit here on the pan for about 5 minutes and then transfer them

to a wire rack to cool completely.

And this recipe makes about 24 of these peanut

butter blossom cookies. And after they've called him,

bite into him. I'm going to take this one right here.

Oh, yeah.

So awesome.

All right.

The peanut butter

Turned out fantastic.

Really easy to do.

If I can do it, you can do it.

I'm Matt Taylor.

This has been another episode

of In the Kitchen with Matt.

Thank you for joining me.

Take care.

Time for me to

dive into one of these

Take care.

Time for me to

dive into one of these.

Oh, yeah.

Grab this one right here.

Mm hmm.

Mm hmm.

Mm hmm.

Mm hmm.

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