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    Pretend Cooking Show: Cowboy Cookies



    Pretend Cooking Show: Cowboy Cookies

    #PretendCookingShow: Cowboy Cookies. 🍪 #KitchenAidAmbassador You may know these as Cowboy Cookies, but growing up Mom called them Chock-Full. Made as a hearty snack (if a cookie can be hearty?) for cowboys to keep in their pockets, these cookies are chock-full of goodies: oats, chocolate chips, pecans, chocolate coated candies, coconut. Sub out what doesn’t suit you—with this recipe, you can’t go wrong. Join Mom and me in a fit of nostalgia and 😍😍😍 at our Butter Yellow @kitchenaid Stand Mixer as we make a long time family favorite together.
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    Cowboy Cookies via somethingswanky.com
    Ingredients:
    – 1 cup (2 sticks) unsalted butter, cold
    – ¾ cup granulated sugar
    – ¾ cup packed light-brown sugar
    – 2 large eggs
    – 1 tsp vanilla extract
    – 2 cups all-purpose flour
    – 1 tsp baking soda
    – 1 tsp salt
    – ½ tsp baking powder
    – 1 ½ cups old-fashioned oats
    – ¾ cup pecans, roughly chopped
    – ½ cup chocolate chips
    – ½ cup chocolate coated candies 😉
    – ½ cup shredded coconut
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    Directions:
    1. Preheat oven to 350℉.
    2. Using your KitchenAid® Stand Mixer beat together the butter, brown sugar and granulated sugar until fluffy. Mix in the eggs and vanilla.
    3. In a separate bowl, mix together the flour, baking soda, salt, baking powder and oats. Mix dry ingredients into the wet until dough forms. Fold in the fun goodies (pecans, chocolate chips, candies and coconut.)
    4. Scoop by ¼ cup onto an uncreased cookie sheet, leaving 2” in between each cookie. Bake for 12 minutes. Let cool on cookie sheet before transferring to wire rack.
    5. Nostalgic yum!

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    13. @laureenefurnari1609 on

      You take such good care of your mom like I’m in tears wasn’t a weird when we were young. Our parents take care of us but as we get older, we take care of our parents. God bless you that you have the means and the funds to do that not everybody’s not lucky but your mom definitely is to have you for her daughter. You both look great and by the way stole the cookies

    14. @kayo5291 on

      Best ad ever! I made the dough, just came back to check about refrigerating it. Of course not, we didn't do that in the 70's! By the way, I have that butter-yellow KA stand mixer, and we had those flowered pans too. 😊
      Edit: the cookies came out great, sweeter than I would prefer so next time I will cut down on the granulated. I used walnuts instead of m&ms. These ladies may never have used softened butter in Jen's childhood kitchen, but they used softened butter here; if you're using cold (as the recipe calls for) be sure to cut it up before feeding it to your Kitchen Aid. Cookies come out of the oven lovely, but not perfectly round like theirs, of course; I sense secret editing, or Garner Magic.

    18. @wirehyperspace on

      Think Jennifer took the fart hint to get out moms kitchen when was kids , well mom is up and better be out of kitchen before she drinks her water 💧@#$%^&*(

    27. @reattam on

      Love you Jennifer and Pat ❤
      How cool to go back to your childhood kitchen!!
      Keep doing everything you can w your mom. ❤❤

    34. @karenwarner928 on

      Ok. So sorry. But your mom seems so uncomfortable. It was uncomfortable to watch. Painful to me. Things/life simply change as we have advanced age. Idk. Out of respect for your mom maybe don't do such a focused busy activity

    38. @nicolep3347 on

      I used to own that same KitchenAid Stand mixer but in a different color… Sadly I had to leave absolutely everything I had at the time behind when I left an abusive relationship (this was many years ago) and I've not been able to replace my stand mixer but my girls and I were able to leave and we are now safe and loved and happy

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