• Potato-Peel Cookbook
  • 1 Introduction
  • I Breakfast
  • 2 Batters
    • 2.1 Dutch Baby
    • 2.2 French Toast batter
    • 2.3 Waffle batter
    • 2.4 Pancake batter
  • 3 Other Breakfasts
    • 3.1 Bacon sandwich
    • 3.2 Cinnamon roll biscuits
    • 3.3 Huevos Rancheros
    • 3.4 Breakfast scramble
    • 3.5 Quiche
  • 4 Breakfast sides
    • 4.1 Biscuits
    • 4.2 Home fries
    • 4.3 Sausage gravy
  • II Main dishes
  • 5 Soups or Stews
    • 5.1 Southwest black bean soup
    • 5.2 Chicken tortilla soup
  • 6 Pizza
    • 6.1 Dough
    • 6.2 Sauce
    • 6.3 Garlic bread
  • III Sides and Appetizers
  • 7 Appetizers
    • 7.1 Bacon wrapped dates
    • 7.2 Pimento cheese
  • 8 Sides
    • 8.1 Corn bread
    • 8.2 Rosemary fries
  • IV Bread
  • 9 Basic bread
  • 10 Basic sandwich bread
  • 11 Bread Bowls
  • 12 Focaccia
  • 13 Hot dog buns
  • 14 Irish soda bread
  • 15 Pasta noodles
  • 16 Pretzel rolls
  • 17 Sourdough
    • 17.1 Basics
    • 17.2 The starter
      • 17.2.1 Other comments on the starter
    • 17.3 Basic loaf: Intro
    • 17.4 Version 1: Fixed Starter
    • 17.5 Version 2: Fixed inoculation
    • 17.6 Alternate 1
  • V Desserts
  • 18 Avocado Pudding
  • 19 Dairy-free Cool Whip
  • 20 Salted Chocolate Peanut Butter Cups
  • 21 Skillet Cookie
  • VI Sauce, Salsa, and Rubs
  • 22 BBQ Sauces
    • 22.1 North Carolina vinegar sauce
    • 22.2 KCKC
  • 23 Salad Dressing
    • 23.1 Green chile vinaigrette
    • 23.2 Italian vinaigrette
    • 23.3 Southwest vinaigrette
  • 24 Salsa
    • 24.1 Black Bean and Corn salsa
  • VII Beverages
  • 25 Kombucha
    • 25.1 SCOBY
    • 25.2 Equipment
    • 25.3 Ingredients
    • 25.4 Directions
      • 25.4.1 First ferment
      • 25.4.2 Second ferment
      • 25.4.3 My Routine
    • 25.5 Flavor recipes
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The Potato-Peel Cookbook

21 Skillet Cookie

It’s just a cookie, but lazier and better.

Source: Used TheKitchn as an inspiration, but with some modifications.

Ingredients:

Ingredients

Fillings

Tools

1 3/4 cup AP flour

As desired, some options:

Bowl for mixing

1/2 tsp baking soda

1 cup chocolate chips

Cast iron skillet

1/2 tsp salt

1 cup chopped pecans

14 teaspoons butter

1 cup macademia nuts

1/3 cup sugar

1/2 cup dark brown sugar

2 teaspoons vanilla extract

2 eggs

Preparation:

  1. Preheat over to 375°.
  2. Combine flour, baking soda, and salt in mixing bowl.
  3. Melt the butter and combine with sugars, vanilla, and egg.
  4. Add to the dry ingredients and let it mix.
  5. Dump the dough into the skillet and stick it in the oven.
  6. Bake for 12-15 minutes. May need to adjust this based on your oven, altitude, and how solid or gooey you want the cookie to be.

Variations:

  • The fillings are, of course, up to you.
  • You probably want to target 1 - 1.5 cups for the total fillings. Too much and it starts to loose the “cookieness”

Notes:

  • When I say “butter”, you can use dairy-free butter.
  • We generally use coconut sugar, which is more akin to a light brown sugar.