P&Q: Chunky Peanut Butter and Oatmeal Chocolate Chipsters

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36 thoughts on “P&Q: Chunky Peanut Butter and Oatmeal Chocolate Chipsters

  1. I halved the recipe, used a medium cookie scoop, and got a little over 30 cookies, so it’s pretty accurate. Also – I’d suggest that if you want a very peanutty cookie to not use natural PB and also to up the amount above what’s called for. It was a bit more subtle than I was expecting.

  2. I made mine already as I’ll be on vacation, so I made them ahead of time and will prepare the post to publish on Tuesday. These were a HUGE hit with the people i served these too. I made the full recipe and got about 50 cookies – mine were on the larger side. Mine spread a lot and were big, flat cookies, but they do taste great. They’re very hearty. I used Skippy Extra Chunky PB.

  3. We made these and they turned out great! They did not have a very peanutty flavor, but as some one else said if you want that use the natural peanut butter, next time I think we will.

  4. I made these and they were surprisingly good. Im not a huge fan of peanut butter cookies but it was quite subtle. I liked how they were nice and crunchy.

  5. Reese’s PB chips were on sale this week near us, so I bought a bag to up the PB flavor. Can’t wait to bake them tonight! DH is also super excited.

  6. Beware concrete-like dough: I let my dough sit refrigerated for about 24 hours as suggested (and as per recent NY Times article.) It turned out hard as a rock, was very dry and actually broke my scooper :( Using the remains of the medium scoop, I got over 50 cookies.

  7. I liked these. Mine turned out fairly flat and I was wondering if I should have let them chill longer (only chilled the dough for an hour) but I guess I’m glad it wasn’t overnight, considering the above warning about rock-hard dough. I thought it was a great blend of PB cookies, oatmeal, and chocolate chip. I liked the subtle PB taste, but I think they would also be good with peanut chips to boos the peanut factor. I would definitely make these again!

  8. I was actually pretty disappointed in these! The cookies came out very dry. I can’t think of what I did incorrectly, but they are pretty crumbly, and not in the good way :-(
    The batter was good, so I’m not sure what happened. Did this happen to anyone else?

  9. oh my.. rock hard cookies? tt sounds like a pretty good warning. hmph..the cookie batter taste great though! will be baking mine up in awhile! Can’t wait.

  10. My cookies turned out really well – good shape and texture. I added peanut butter chips and wish I hadn’t. I also subbed a few tablespoons of extra peanut butter for some of the butter, which was good. I did half with dried fruit instead of chocolate and they were excellent.

  11. Mine are a little bit better this morning. Hey, nothing wrong with a cookie for breakfast! I had to taste it…for scientific reasons. They “settled” or whatever, overnight and aren’t as dried out. Not sure what happened, but there ya go.

  12. I made these yesterday, they came out great, much better than I expected. They were definitely a little flat, but they were soft and chewy, and the flavor was great!

  13. I added a bit of baking powder to mine and used 1/2 c. butter 1/2 c. crisco, so mine weren’t flat at all…The only problem I had is I think I chilled it too long and it was a bit crumbly. I got them together though and my hubby and roommate loved them..I used PB chips and a few white chocolate chips along w/ the choc.

  14. Just pulled my third batch out of the oven and put my fourth in. My oven is really tiny, so I can only bake about 7 cookies at one time…

    Nibbling on a cookie from my first batch… They are great, the peanut butter taste is really subtle though.

  15. I forgot oatmeal at the grocery yesterday. I’ll have to go back today or tomorrow. Im wicked excited for the Whoppers next week too. I love all the cookies! (And beware, there are more coming up. muahahha!)

  16. Ok, so I cannot keep my fingers out of the cookie dough! The only thing keeping them out is putting the dough back into the fridge while the batch is baking! OMG, I have died and gone to heaven (or maybe hell for eating raw cookie dough). These are AWESOME.

  17. I used Whole Foods natural PB (chunky) & the cookies were terrific. I cut back the butter by almost 50% & used 1/2 cup less sugar. I did add about 2T extra flour at the end to stiffen the dough since someone said her cookies were flat. I added coconut & bits of a milk chocolate bar. Used WW pastry flour. Two test cookies (made balls & flattened them a bit) were fine so I made the rest, chilling the dough while one batch baked. 32 large chewy cookies. This brand of PB had larger pieces of nuts – they look nice in the cookies & add flavor & crunch.

  18. I baked these last night. I didn’t have 2 hours to chill, so I put the dough in the fridge for 30 minutes. Then I plopped them onto a cookie sheet and chilled them in the freezer while the oven preheated (about 20 minutes). Judging by the look of the dough, I knew they were going to spread so I only did 9 per sheet. Then again I did somewhat big scoops. Chilling is highly recommended because they will spread! Mine came out fine (not rock hard, not crumbly, etc) although I can really taste the cinnamon.

  19. I liked the cookies as well but wish the pb flavor was more pronounced. I used a 2 tablespoon disher which made about 38 cookies and combined some semisweet with the bittersweet chocolate.

  20. All done and had good results. Mine didn’t spread at all,. I halved the recipe and the yield was 27 cookies. More than enough. The predominant taste is cinnamon – not a bad thing – and of course the predominant texture is oats! LOL

  21. Hi All:
    Well, this is my first week on TWD! Glad to be a part of such a great online community!

    FYI, mine have a great PB taste–I used half creamy and half chunky PB (JIF brand for both) if that helps…

    Though, I think the cinnamon is competing a bit with the PB…Regardless, I’m LOVING these cookies–and they are getting rave reviews at my house!

  22. I was slightly disappointed, but only slightly, that mine didn’t turn out as chubby as I expected. They were, however, delicious. I am actually looking forward to the weekend, not because of any grand plans, but because I can’t wait until I can make the Chocolate Malted Whooper Drops!

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