Oct 31, 2011

Wine & Cookies.

Hello! Happy Monday everyone and Happy Halloween! Hope your weekend was fabulous. We haven't dressed up but we usually change our minds at the last minute and come up with some ridiculous costumes. We'll see. We might even get trick or treaters this year! I did already watch "Hocus Pocus" so I kinda feel like Halloween is over already. BRING ON THE CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS. I'm sure you won't hold it against me if I decorate for Christmas tomorrow, right?

Here's my comfy outfit for another nice fall day. :)








Wearing:
Blouse: Fancy Treehouse
Skirt: c/o Romwe
Velvet Platforms: Asos


I've never shared a recipe with you before but I really love to bake and cook. Now that I have a large, functional, comfortable (finally!) kitchen I can have fun in, I'll be sharing more recipes if that's alright with you. :) I had to share this cookie recipe with you as I have made tons of cookies in my day and these were my very favorite. You basically follow the toll house recipe but with a few important changes. The main difference is tripling the vanilla extract and meting the butter instead of it just being softened. I read this somewhere online years ago and it seems to make a difference. I also added mini mallows and corn flakes. These are real good, guys. Real Good.



Chocolate Marshmallow Crunch Cookies.

2 1/4 cups all-purpose flour
1 teaspoon baking soda
1 teaspoon salt
1 cup (2 sticks) butter, melted
3/4 cup granulated sugar
3/4 cup packed brown sugar
3 teaspoons vanilla extract
2 large eggs
1 cup chocolate chips (I don't like the chocolate chips to overpower the cookie so I halved it)
2 handfuls semi crushed corn flakes
2 handfuls mini marshmallows

Directions

PREHEAT oven to 375° F.

COMBINE flour, baking soda and salt in small bowl. Beat butter, granulated sugar, brown sugar and vanilla extract in large mixer bowl until creamy. Add eggs, one at a time, beating well after each addition. Gradually beat in flour mixture. Stir in morsels, corn flakes, and mallows. Drop by rounded tablespoon (mine are about 1.5 tbsps) onto parchment lined baking sheets (less dishes to clean afterwards!).

BAKE for 9 to 11 minutes or until golden brown. Cool on baking sheets for 2 minutes; remove to wire racks to cool completely.

The marshmallow gets toasty and the corn flakes add a nice cruch. Ok, gotta make these again.





XO Coury



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41 comments:

  1. I love how your comfy outfits are still stylish! The skirts a fabulous colour too :)

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  2. Yeah, bring on the Christmas decorations! The wine hued skirt is a beauty!

    www.TheFancyTeacup.com

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  3. gorgeous! i love your skirt! such beautiful color. and yum, those cookies look good!!
    xx

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  4. I sat and watched Practical Magic then Hocus Pocus yday as well...love those classics...makes me feel like a kid again when all I wanted to do was have magical witchy powers! hahahh...but 1 more day of this silliness then onto Xmas...my FAVE yeah!

    Gorgeous as always C, Happy All Hallow's to you!

    xo-Julie
    Peace. Love. LOL!

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  5. great outfit, dear! LOVE those shoes... amaze! Those cookies look deeeeelish! I have a real sweet tooth that's starting to turn into a problem!

    xxx
    www.ladyalamode.com

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  6. That skirt is absolutely beautiful! Such a perfect color for the fall.

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  7. You look adorable.
    Those cookies look amazing! I must make them.

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  8. oh how i love your new scenery :) and adorable wine colored skirt!

    <3 steffy
    http://steffysprosandcons.blogspot.com

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  9. Wow, those look delicious. I keep wishing today that tonight Halloween would work backwards and kids would knock on my door and give me candy. Wouldn't that be nice? haha

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  10. beautiful skirt and great shoes

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  11. You look gorgeous! The skirt is so beautiful!

    XoXo
    Plami

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  12. your outfit reminds me of a gothic goddess. :) i want to eat those yummy sounding cookies right now.

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  13. That skirt is beautiful. Gorgeous outfit.

    And I will definitely have to try this recipe!! xx

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  14. aw, that blouse is so pretty! and i love the color of your skirt.
    and i just saw your previous post - your home looks so adorable! gotta love nashville for it's amazing homes :)

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  15. Gorgeous look as usual the wine skirt is great <3
    MaNAa

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  16. what a great piece that skirt! LOVE it!

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  17. Saw an image from this post on Pretty Little Vintage.. very lovely pictorial! Love the styling.. And now I have a new blog to follow!

    xoxo,
    Leah
    www.couturearabesque.com

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  18. You look gorgeous as usual! I have been reading your blog for a while now and can't believe I never followed you..I thought I did. But now I am! Anyway, I don't mind any more recipes, can't wait to try your cookie one! Hope it turns out well!

    And bring on your X-mas decor! I can't wait for X-mas decors either!

    XOXO
    Shels
    http://followyourbliss4ever.blogspot.com/

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  19. Your outfit is so dreamy - the skirt especially! <3 I love love love Hocus Pocus (I used to watch it every day, no joke!) so happy that you are a fan too!

    x
    Lost in the Haze

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  20. i love your skirt! the color is just so fall. and those cookies sound delicious!

    xx maggie
    saltandleather.blogspot.com

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  21. Yum! I recently started making my cookies with melted butter as well. Makes such a difference!
    xo Jac
    thesunshinedistrict.blogspot.com

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  22. Wine & cookies? Yes, please!! You look absolutely gorgeous here, love the outfit and your hair is looking extra gorgeous, girly. My husband loves to bake... time to email him this recipe. ;)

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  23. mmm!
    Those cookies were so good and i'm not a cookie person!
    i didn't know you made those from scratch!!
    :)

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  24. you're always fab in maxi skirts! i love this one too :)

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  25. nashville seems to be treating you so well. you look stunning! it's also nice to see pictures of the changing leaves - i miss that so much living in california now.

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  26. Love your wine coloured skirt and you hair always looks so amazing. *envious* Thanks for sharing the recipe for the cookies! I love baking!

    Ash :o)
    ftashion

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  27. looks so yummy! i think i need a snack!

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  28. Oh my goodness those cookies look yummy! Love your outfit in these photos x

    http://goldielondon.blogspot.com/2011/11/goldie-loves.html

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  29. I love your outfit!
    The skirt is fabolous!!!
    Amazing blog :)

    XOXO
    http://foreverfashion-2011.blogspot.com/

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  30. Marshmallow and chocolate chips cookies are the best! Definitely saving this recipe! Honestly, it feels a little weird typing this in your blog but thanx for sharing this recipe. lol. This recipe post is really a surprise! And you look amazing as always!

    Fang Ting
    ftashion

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  31. beautiful outfit :) feels like holiday already

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  32. Fantastic outfit! I love how your hair matches so amazingly with it. And those cookies are so delicious looking!

    Sam

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  33. Love the red skirt!

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  34. beautiful skirt, lovely colour

    wishfulsinfulyou.blogspot.com

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  35. Now that Halloween is over, it is officially the Christmas season!! I won't hold it against you if you decorate, just post some pictures :) xox

    follow me!

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  36. You always have the best outfits, a massive inspiration. thank you

    http://plaidandlace.blogspot.com/

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  37. That is SUCH a beautiful skirt Coury! :)

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  38. I LOVE Christmas, so decorate all you'd like to!

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