Yield:Yields about 30 cookies.
Potato chips in a cookie? You bet. My version of my grandmother’s recipe adds a new and delicious crunch to the traditional pecan sandie, resulting in a buttery cookie with a light and flaky texture. Don’t refrigerate or freeze the unbaked dough, as the potato chips will become soggy.
For the best results, measure your flour by weight instead of volume. (1 cup of all-purpose flour equals 4-1/2 oz.) If you don’t have a scale, be sure touse the proper techniquewhen filling your measuring cups.
Very good! As others have said, even better the next day.
Easy-peasy cookies to make, and even easier to eat! I melted some caramel chips with a bit of coconut oil for a drizzle of frosting - yum!
Excellent, as so many have said. I used rainbow sanding sugar to jazz them up a bit, and they looked adorable!
These were really delicious! Watched very carefully for browning around the edges -- probably took close to 15 minutes in my oven. Served them with fruit and dark chocolate fondue for Valentine's Day dessert and while excellent plain they were out of this world when dunked in the warm, dark chocolate!
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