An oldie but goodie cookie! Sweet, salty, sticky, crunchy, and chocolate-y, these ✨Pretzel & Potato Chip Moon Pies✨ deserve your attention every holiday! Perfect for when you kind of want a project, as some assembly is required, but don’t want to bother with piping bags and icing. Original full recipe on Bon Appetit dot com
1 ¾ cup (219g) all-purpose flour
½ cup (100g) sugar
1 cup (60g) lightly crushed pretzels
1 cup (40g) lightly crushed potato chips
½ tsp. kosher salt
16 Tbsp. (228g) unsalted butter, cut into pieces
18 jumbo marshmallows
4 oz. (113g) dark chocolate, roughly chopped
1 Tbsp. refined coconut oil
pretzel or flaky salt
1. In a food processor, pulse together flour, sugar, pretzels, potato chips, salt, and butter until the mixture holds together in clumps. Dump the dough out onto a clean surface and knead to bring together.
2. On a lightly floured surface, roll the dough until just over 1/8-inch thick. (If the dough feels very soft, chill before proceeding)
3. Using a floured 2-inch round cutter, cut out cookies, transferring to a parchment lined baking sheet. Gather the scraps and repeat. Bake at 350F until lightly browned, 11-13 minutes.
4. Remove from oven, let cool 5 minutes and transfer half the cookies to a wire rack to cool. Flip over the cookies remaining on the baking sheet and top each with a marshmallow. Bake until marshmallow is softened, just beginning to puff, but not brown, about 4 minutes. Top with the reserved cookies and allow the weight of the cookie to gently spread the marshmallow to the edges. (The cookies won’t appear to stick initially, but they will as they cool.) Set aside to cool fully, at least 1 hour.
5. Melt the chocolate and oil, then dip half of each sandwich cookie in chocolate and sprinkle with salt. Chill cookies in fridge to harden then store in an airtight container for up to 2 weeks.
An oldie but goodie cookie! Sweet, salty, sticky, crunchy, and chocolate-y, these ✨Pretzel & Potato Chip Moon Pies✨ deserve your attention every holiday! Perfect for when you kind of want a project, as some assembly is required, but don’t want to bother with piping bags and icing. Original full recipe on Bon Appetit dot com
1 ¾ cup (219g) all-purpose flour
½ cup (100g) sugar
1 cup (60g) lightly crushed pretzels
1 cup (40g) lightly crushed potato chips
½ tsp. kosher salt
16 Tbsp. (228g) unsalted butter, cut into pieces
18 jumbo marshmallows
4 oz. (113g) dark chocolate, roughly chopped
1 Tbsp. refined coconut oil
pretzel or flaky salt
1. In a food processor, pulse together flour, sugar, pretzels, potato chips, salt, and butter until the mixture holds together in clumps. Dump the dough out onto a clean surface and knead to bring together.
2. On a lightly floured surface, roll the dough until just over 1/8-inch thick. (If the dough feels very soft, chill before proceeding)
3. Using a floured 2-inch round cutter, cut out cookies, transferring to a parchment lined baking sheet. Gather the scraps and repeat. Bake at 350F until lightly browned, 11-13 minutes.
4. Remove from oven, let cool 5 minutes and transfer half the cookies to a wire rack to cool. Flip over the cookies remaining on the baking sheet and top each with a marshmallow. Bake until marshmallow is softened, just beginning to puff, but not brown, about 4 minutes. Top with the reserved cookies and allow the weight of the cookie to gently spread the marshmallow to the edges. (The cookies won’t appear to stick initially, but they will as they cool.) Set aside to cool fully, at least 1 hour.
5. Melt the chocolate and oil, then dip half of each sandwich cookie in chocolate and sprinkle with salt. Chill cookies in fridge to harden then store in an airtight container for up to 2 weeks.
An oldie but goodie cookie! Sweet, salty, sticky, crunchy, and chocolate-y, these ✨Pretzel & Potato Chip Moon Pies✨ deserve your attention every holiday! Perfect for when you kind of want a project, as some assembly is required, but don’t want to bother with piping bags and icing. Original full recipe on Bon Appetit dot com
1 ¾ cup (219g) all-purpose flour
½ cup (100g) sugar
1 cup (60g) lightly crushed pretzels
1 cup (40g) lightly crushed potato chips
½ tsp. kosher salt
16 Tbsp. (228g) unsalted butter, cut into pieces
18 jumbo marshmallows
4 oz. (113g) dark chocolate, roughly chopped
1 Tbsp. refined coconut oil
pretzel or flaky salt
1. In a food processor, pulse together flour, sugar, pretzels, potato chips, salt, and butter until the mixture holds together in clumps. Dump the dough out onto a clean surface and knead to bring together.
2. On a lightly floured surface, roll the dough until just over 1/8-inch thick. (If the dough feels very soft, chill before proceeding)
3. Using a floured 2-inch round cutter, cut out cookies, transferring to a parchment lined baking sheet. Gather the scraps and repeat. Bake at 350F until lightly browned, 11-13 minutes.
4. Remove from oven, let cool 5 minutes and transfer half the cookies to a wire rack to cool. Flip over the cookies remaining on the baking sheet and top each with a marshmallow. Bake until marshmallow is softened, just beginning to puff, but not brown, about 4 minutes. Top with the reserved cookies and allow the weight of the cookie to gently spread the marshmallow to the edges. (The cookies won’t appear to stick initially, but they will as they cool.) Set aside to cool fully, at least 1 hour.
5. Melt the chocolate and oil, then dip half of each sandwich cookie in chocolate and sprinkle with salt. Chill cookies in fridge to harden then store in an airtight container for up to 2 weeks.
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Bake all these cookies from just one recipe—the Light & Crisp Butter Cookies from page 314 of my book, START HERE! (Have you ordered your copy yet?)
They use clarified butter, which yield sturdy and snappy cookies with a long shelf life, perfect for shipping. Be sure to check out the “get loose” box after the recipe for tips on how to make all these variations and dream up your own!
Photos by @laurashoots
Styled by @hstylesfood
Bake all these cookies from just one recipe—the Light & Crisp Butter Cookies from page 314 of my book, START HERE! (Have you ordered your copy yet?)
They use clarified butter, which yield sturdy and snappy cookies with a long shelf life, perfect for shipping. Be sure to check out the “get loose” box after the recipe for tips on how to make all these variations and dream up your own!
Photos by @laurashoots
Styled by @hstylesfood
Bake all these cookies from just one recipe—the Light & Crisp Butter Cookies from page 314 of my book, START HERE! (Have you ordered your copy yet?)
They use clarified butter, which yield sturdy and snappy cookies with a long shelf life, perfect for shipping. Be sure to check out the “get loose” box after the recipe for tips on how to make all these variations and dream up your own!
Photos by @laurashoots
Styled by @hstylesfood
We’d like to introduce you to the newest addition to our spice family, 🌮YO QUIERO TACO BLEND 🌮 It’ll remind you of late nights, hard shells, and ditching school for nachos (everyone did that, right?). Use it to make your inauthentic taco dreams come true! Order today @burlapandbarrel and live mas!
We’d like to introduce you to the newest addition to our spice family, 🌮YO QUIERO TACO BLEND 🌮 It’ll remind you of late nights, hard shells, and ditching school for nachos (everyone did that, right?). Use it to make your inauthentic taco dreams come true! Order today @burlapandbarrel and live mas!
We’d like to introduce you to the newest addition to our spice family, 🌮YO QUIERO TACO BLEND 🌮 It’ll remind you of late nights, hard shells, and ditching school for nachos (everyone did that, right?). Use it to make your inauthentic taco dreams come true! Order today @burlapandbarrel and live mas!
Tis the season for cookies! So be sure to check out this week’s Ancient Recipes where I recreate 1300 year old Chinese cookies and learn about the history of the Silk Road from professor of Chinese history @dong_muda
Tis the season for cookies! So be sure to check out this week’s Ancient Recipes where I recreate 1300 year old Chinese cookies and learn about the history of the Silk Road from professor of Chinese history @dong_muda
Tis the season for cookies! So be sure to check out this week’s Ancient Recipes where I recreate 1300 year old Chinese cookies and learn about the history of the Silk Road from professor of Chinese history @dong_muda
Tis the season for cookies! So be sure to check out this week’s Ancient Recipes where I recreate 1300 year old Chinese cookies and learn about the history of the Silk Road from professor of Chinese history @dong_muda
Tis the season for cookies! So be sure to check out this week’s Ancient Recipes where I recreate 1300 year old Chinese cookies and learn about the history of the Silk Road from professor of Chinese history @dong_muda
Tis the season for cookies! So be sure to check out this week’s Ancient Recipes where I recreate 1300 year old Chinese cookies and learn about the history of the Silk Road from professor of Chinese history @dong_muda
Tis the season for cookies! So be sure to check out this week’s Ancient Recipes where I recreate 1300 year old Chinese cookies and learn about the history of the Silk Road from professor of Chinese history @dong_muda
Tis the season for cookies! So be sure to check out this week’s Ancient Recipes where I recreate 1300 year old Chinese cookies and learn about the history of the Silk Road from professor of Chinese history @dong_muda
We activate finger whisk and tall Sohla to make the original margherita pie for this episode of Ancient Recipes🍕Plus, I chat with pizza expert & historian @katieparla all the way from Italy! Check it out on 4UV, HMN, and @history ‘s YouTube channel
Thanks to @macguffinfilms & @jonberwin for making it happen!
We activate finger whisk and tall Sohla to make the original margherita pie for this episode of Ancient Recipes🍕Plus, I chat with pizza expert & historian @katieparla all the way from Italy! Check it out on 4UV, HMN, and @history ‘s YouTube channel
Thanks to @macguffinfilms & @jonberwin for making it happen!
We activate finger whisk and tall Sohla to make the original margherita pie for this episode of Ancient Recipes🍕Plus, I chat with pizza expert & historian @katieparla all the way from Italy! Check it out on 4UV, HMN, and @history ‘s YouTube channel
Thanks to @macguffinfilms & @jonberwin for making it happen!
We activate finger whisk and tall Sohla to make the original margherita pie for this episode of Ancient Recipes🍕Plus, I chat with pizza expert & historian @katieparla all the way from Italy! Check it out on 4UV, HMN, and @history ‘s YouTube channel
Thanks to @macguffinfilms & @jonberwin for making it happen!
Thanks @freelibrary @reem.kassis @claraparkcooks and everyone who attended! Philly was great!
PS: There are two more events in NY! Check me out at the @eater x @shopify holiday market on 12/9 and @mcnallyjackson on 12/13. I’ll be in conversation and signing books! RSVP at the links in my bio!