Even though the average German eats over 18 pounds of chocolate per year (American's consume only 11 and a half pounds per year) I haven't been able to find a chocolate chips here. That's why when Kevin's parents came to visit last month I asked them to bring some chocolate chips. I am now in possession of the world's largest bag of Nestle Toll House Morsels.
Not that I'm complaining. I love to make chocolate chip cookies to share with European friends. They are 100 percent American.
This weekend, however, a real apron caper occurred in my kitchen. Kevin donned an apron and decided to make a batch of cookies himself. (His first ever!) I watched the entire process, but didn't help a bit.
I'm please to report that Kevin's first foray into the world of backing was extremely successful. Following Nestlé’s recipe to a t, the cookies were perfect!
Monday, November 10, 2008
Chocolate Chip Cookies
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2 comments:
He looks scared :) You are lucky, I married a stress baker. Whenever he is stressed or angry I come home to cookies or brownies. It sounds like it would be nice but it can be tough watching my weight during his finals.
I love your blog Erin. You have so many recipes I can't wait to try. Thanks!
He probably was scared, I was watching him like a hawk.
Glad you found my blogs. I'll post a like to your blog as well.
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