O/T Cookie help

Could someone help me. I found a peanut butter recipe on-line. I
thought I saved it but I can't find it. This cookie you rolled into a
ball and baked without smashing it. It stayed in a ball. Now I can't
find it anywhere. I was sure I saved it but I can't find it. Please
does anyone know where to find it. The only thing I remember was it
took 2 or 2 1/2 cups of sugar and 1 or 1 1/2 cups of flour. I think
it took 1 cup of Peanut Butter.

Thanks

http://allrecipes.com/Search/Recipes...t+butter+balls
see if one of those works for you.
j.


"GrammyKathy" wrote ...
Could someone help me. I found a peanut butter recipe on-line. I
thought I saved it but I can't find it. This cookie you rolled into a
ball and baked without smashing it. It stayed in a ball. Now I can't
find it anywhere. I was sure I saved it but I can't find it. Please
does anyone know where to find it. The only thing I remember was it
took 2 or 2 1/2 cups of sugar and 1 or 1 1/2 cups of flour. I think
it took 1 cup of Peanut Butter.

Thanks

On Mar 4, 3:31*pm, "J*" wrote:
http://allrecipes.com/Search/Recipes...t+butter+balls
see if one of those works for you.
j.

"
The one I had didn't use honey. Would be so bad but my DH just LOVED
the ones I made and now I can't find the dumb things. Thanks for
trying.

The love of my life is a Cookie Monster if there ever was one. Thank you
Jeanne so very much for showing us this great recipe place. Wow. Just
lately, I've been researching cookies that can make the trip to Afghanistan.
The best nomination seems to be Snickerdoodles. Any recommendations?
Polly O'Esther

"GrammyKathy" wrote in message
...
On Mar 4, 3:31 pm, "J*" wrote:
http://allrecipes.com/Search/Recipes...t+butter+balls
see if one of those works for you.
j.

"
The one I had didn't use honey. Would be so bad but my DH just LOVED
the ones I made and now I can't find the dumb things. Thanks for
trying.

pack them surrounded by popped corn.
we did that during the vietnam war and it worked a treat.
everything arrived intact and they ate the popcorn too.
ok so it might be better fresh popped but when your in a war zone it doesnt
seem to matter if popcorn is fresh or not, it was from hom and that was all
he cared about.
i'll see what else i can find on those snickerdoodles, tho never made them
myself.
j.

"Polly Esther" wrote ...
The love of my life is a Cookie Monster if there ever was one. Thank you
Jeanne so very much for showing us this great recipe place. Wow. Just
lately, I've been researching cookies that can make the trip to Afghanistan.
The best nomination seems to be Snickerdoodles. Any recommendations?
Polly O'Esther

"J*" wrote:
http://allrecipes.com/Search/Recipes...t+butter+balls
see if one of those works for you.
j.

oh dear, Kathy,
google spit out a whole mess of recipe sites with 'peanut butter cookie
balls'.
i posted that one cuz they had a bunch on the one site.
i didnt make them so i'd not recognize when i came across the right recipe.
you should google that and check more of the sites til ya find the right
one.
i would but how would i know when i found the right one.
sorry bout that,
j.

"GrammyKathy" wrote...
The one I had didn't use honey. Would be so bad but my DH just LOVED
the ones I made and now I can't find the dumb things. Thanks for
trying.

"J*" wrote:
http://allrecipes.com/Search/Recipes...t+butter+balls
see if one of those works for you.
j.

We packed our last shipment to our heroes with batting scraps. ( It was
what was on hand and seemed like a good idea). It worked perfectly and
someone there badly needed packing for something she needed to ship home.
Double perfectly.)
I have many recipes for Snickerdoodles. The serious question is: What
cookie can withstand the time/treatment of shipping? We suppose that
chocolate is not a good idea, wonder if those cute little tiny M & Ms do
better, know for sure that the favorite around here - meringues would arrive
kinda crumbly. And what do those dear folks so far from home just delight
in receiving? Polly


"J*" wrote in message
...
pack them surrounded by popped corn.
we did that during the vietnam war and it worked a treat.
everything arrived intact and they ate the popcorn too.
ok so it might be better fresh popped but when your in a war zone it
doesnt
seem to matter if popcorn is fresh or not, it was from hom and that was
all
he cared about.
i'll see what else i can find on those snickerdoodles, tho never made them
myself.
j.

"Polly Esther" wrote ...
The love of my life is a Cookie Monster if there ever was one. Thank you
Jeanne so very much for showing us this great recipe place. Wow. Just
lately, I've been researching cookies that can make the trip to
Afghanistan.
The best nomination seems to be Snickerdoodles. Any recommendations?
Polly O'Esther

"J*" wrote:
http://allrecipes.com/Search/Recipes...t+butter+balls
see if one of those works for you.
j.

Polly, are you asking for a Snickerdoodle recipe? If so I have one that
delights my church family and is always requested when it's 'my month' for
treats. ;-)

Leslie & The Furbabies in MO.

"Polly Esther" wrote in message
...
The love of my life is a Cookie Monster if there ever was one. Thank you
Jeanne so very much for showing us this great recipe place. Wow. Just
lately, I've been researching cookies that can make the trip to
Afghanistan. The best nomination seems to be Snickerdoodles. Any
recommendations? Polly O'Esther

"GrammyKathy" wrote in message
...
On Mar 4, 3:31 pm, "J*" wrote:
http://allrecipes.com/Search/Recipes...t+butter+balls
see if one of those works for you.
j.

"
The one I had didn't use honey. Would be so bad but my DH just LOVED
the ones I made and now I can't find the dumb things. Thanks for
trying.

Thank you, Leslie, but no. I have Snickerdoodle recipes. My question has
to do with success in shipping to furrin' countries. We have more than
2,000 lurkers here and there's just bound to be some who know which " I
thank you and appreciate you and love you" cookie says it best. Polly


"Leslie& The Furbabies in MO." wrote in message
...
Polly, are you asking for a Snickerdoodle recipe? If so I have one that
delights my church family and is always requested when it's 'my month' for
treats. ;-)

oh, ok.
i've no idea what the troops et al now days would love.
i'm thinking the basic cookie recipes from childhood.
peanut butter comes to mind.
maybe a variation with some m'n'm's in them?
j.

"Polly Esther" wrote...
We packed our last shipment to our heroes with batting scraps. ( It was
what was on hand and seemed like a good idea). It worked perfectly and
someone there badly needed packing for something she needed to ship home.
Double perfectly.)
I have many recipes for Snickerdoodles. The serious question is: What
cookie can withstand the time/treatment of shipping? We suppose that
chocolate is not a good idea, wonder if those cute little tiny M & Ms do
better, know for sure that the favorite around here - meringues would arrive
kinda crumbly. And what do those dear folks so far from home just delight
in receiving? Polly


"J*" wrote...
pack them surrounded by popped corn.
we did that during the vietnam war and it worked a treat.
everything arrived intact and they ate the popcorn too.
ok so it might be better fresh popped but when your in a war zone it
doesnt seem to matter if popcorn is fresh or not, it was from hom and that
was
all he cared about.
i'll see what else i can find on those snickerdoodles, tho never made them
myself.


"Polly Esther" wrote ...
The love of my life is a Cookie Monster if there ever was one. Thank you
Jeanne so very much for showing us this great recipe place. Wow. Just
lately, I've been researching cookies that can make the trip to
Afghanistan.
The best nomination seems to be Snickerdoodles. Any recommendations?
Polly O'Esther

"J*" wrote:
http://allrecipes.com/Search/Recipes...t+butter+balls
see if one of those works for you.
j.