Another Lost Cookie Recipie Request

Updated on November 26, 2012
L.M. asks from Conneaut, OH
5 answers

We called them Top Hats, they were marshmallows covered in Chocolate and there was some sort of flat round cookie for the brim of the hat, I googled and allrecipied but nothing is looking like my grandmas. and she is no longer with us to ask.

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So What Happened?

grandma baked the flat cookie, it wasn't a packaged keebler cookie, That is what i'm lookiing for most specifically.

thank you YARMATEY I beieve that is it!!! Happy Holidays!

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C.L.

answers from Minneapolis on

Sorry I can't help you with your cookie request, but as someone who posted a lost cookie request over the weekend I can empathize. Ever since my mom died I've been telling people to talk to their loved ones about these kind of things--big things like funeral plans and their estate, but even smaller things like recipes that aren't written down or where they keep their special dish for the Thanksgiving wild rice. It's hard, but you will be happy you did! It's actually the little things like the lost recipes or things we can't find that can be the most frustrating. Good luck!

P.S. I do have one success story from years ago. When my husband's grandma died she left behind an index card with the recipe for my husband's favorite Christmas cookie. However, some of her writing we couldn't read and parts of the recipe conflicted. The first time I tried to make them I added double the amount of required shortening/butter and had a disaster on my hands! I was ultimately able to find a very similar recipe on line and have been able to successfully re-create my husband's grandma's cookies. Maybe he's just being nice, but he says mine are even better than grandma's. So I wish you the same success.

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T.S.

answers from San Francisco on

What did the flat, round cookie taste like? Was it like a sugar cookie, or shortbread or maybe one of those thin, crispy German or Swiss cookies? It seems like the marshmallow dipped in chocolate would be easy to replicate. If you could just figure out what kind of cookie the base was you could try something similar. Good luck!

Y.M.

answers from Iowa City on

Were they chocolate?

TOP HAT COOKIES

1 ¾ c. flour
½ t. baking soda
½ c. cocoa powder
½ c. shortening
1 c. sugar
1 egg
1 t. vanilla
½ c. milk

We just use sugar cookies.

ETA: Sorry...forgot to put 350 for 6 minutes...add marshmallow...bake for 2 more minutes and then dip in chocolate.

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