Me too ;-P! These cookies look fantastic! A great oatmeal cookie is always welcome!

Cheers,

Rosa

I’m a cookie person too and love making them…yours look fantastic

They look great- I might have to try them out, especially with the butterscotch and toffee!!!

arn’t we all suckers for good cookies …these are so delicious !

that’s my kind-a-cookie Ivonne.

I agree 100% about cookies. To me, they are the quintessential comfort dessert. These must have been wonderful.

You said it best, Ivonne!! The cookie is just too versatile and phenomenal NOT to love

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These look delicious! The best thing about cookies is that you can add in whatever you want. I don’t have Carole Walter’s cookie book (just the cake one), but I’ll have to check it out!

yummy oatmeal chocolate chip cookies. I like to use oatmeal in my baking. thes e look delicious. When I don t feel like baking complicated things cookies are always what I turn to

One can never have enough good cookie recipes. Your cookies look superb. I love oatmeal cookies and am going to give these a a try.

praline and butterscotch chips - these must be adult cookies!

i know i am writing this in the wrong place, but i made those amazing muffins from a much earlier post. i used strawberries and diced pineapple. gosh! they are pretty mind blowing. i just had to tell you….

I can never get enough of classic cookies like these — and with the addition of the butterscotch chip….oh my! I’ll look for that book…sounds like a great guide to cookies

Oatmeal cookie batter is the perfect vehicle for all sorts of other yummy ingredients. These look so good. Nothing llike a warm oatmeal cookie on a cold day! Hmm, it is 12 degrees here right now. I think I’ll go make these!

Thanks for this recipe… I agree. Cookies are definitely fuss free and there are so ma ny good recipes to choose from.

I’m so glad you posted about this! i love to read baking blogs but I’m always surprised that I dont’ hear Carole Walter’s name mentioned all that often. I got Great Cookies & Great Cakes for xmas 2 years ago and they are truly great cookbooks…I recently reviewed it on my blog as well. Thanks for pointing out this great book!

I think cookies are one of my favourite things to bake too. I made a batch of chocolate ones last night with dried cherries, blueberries and cranberries and I have visions of sandwiching them with some cherry ice cream that I’m currently in the process of making.

Who isn’t a sucker for good cookies? I had these chocolate dipped Oreos in the house I couldn’t resist!

These are always the best kind. Not only do they taste good but they help clean out your cupboard as well!

While these aren’t on my list of allowable foods right now (cookies are SO my weakness - I can never eat just one), I’ll definitely be licking my screen. Yum.

Just kidding about the licking part. Sort of.

Cookies are just the nicest thing to bake, you’re right :-). And these oatmeal cookies just look superdelicious!

Love all your addition to the cookies, yum!

I love a good cookie too and I must say those Oatmeal cookies look just great!

I love her books too. I have Great Cakes, Great Pies and Tarts and the coffee cakes one too. I don’t have the cookie one yet but it is one the wish list. (Which keeps getting bigger, no matter how quickly I buy up books!)
Carol Walters does indeed deserve praise - and oatmeal cookies are my favourite - chocolate chips or not.

These look wonderful. I think I will try them with double the toffe, my DH fav and choco chips. Thanks for the recipe!

I live with a cookie freak, cookie monster, cookie beggar so guess what I am baking next?!!

Homey and delicious!

I too love a great cookie. This recipe truly sounds amazing! Thank you!

Those cookies look absolutely divine!

I bought Carole Walter’s Great Coffee Cakes etc on my last trip home and love, love, love it! Fabulous bakes! These cookies look great, too and I must try them. Lucky you for getting to review her cookbook. Now I have to buy the other one.

Thanks for sharing such a wonderful post. I made a batch of these oatmeal gems this evening… the best oatmeal cookies I’ve ever made! Hubby loved ‘em. I just purchased my third Carole Walter cookbook and her cookie book ranks way up there - will not disappoint.

I adore cookies as well———– yummy, fulfilling, gratifiying and fun to boot. I baked cookies today, plain old chocolate chip and they were completely satisfying, it is that homey feeling perhaps. I will try your recipe Oatmeal Scotchies are one of my favorite cookies and your additions sound delightful.

Here’s to cookies——– I toast you with my glass of milk!

Good morning. I made these this weekend and the kids loved them. I could only eat half of one because of the dreaded D word. I also made a batch of Crescent Cookies inspired by the picture from your co workers cookies. I had to turn and squint to make out what looked fabulous and than find a recipe. I brought them to a tea and they were devoured. thanks for the great ideas and encouragment.

i chime in with a hearty ‘me, too!’ have you seen Stranger than Fiction? I love Maggie Gyllenhal’s character’s attachment to cookies, too. warm, out of the oven, and with someone you love! happy valentine’s day week!