I am sure you all know this trick! Take your favoriteChocolate Chip Cookie recipe and prepare the ingredients. Pat in a 9" x 13" pan and bake. When cooled, cut into desired size squares. I have even used a heart cookie cutter to make heart shaped cookies. Makes several yummy & chewy bar cookies in one baking! Great for when the family says "come on over!" You can go with a plateful of bar cookies!
Have a wonderful day!
Have a wonderful day! 
27 comments:
Those look fabulous, Maryjane! That's my favorite thing to do when I'm in a hurry, or just too lazy to do pan after pan of "regular" cookies!
Hope you're having a beautiful day!
Can you believe I have never done this? And chocolate chip cookies are my specialty!
Why? Why have I not done this? You make them look so wonderful!
MaryJane, you always make me hungry. Thanks for sharing such great ideas.
ONE WORD is all that is need for this post... YUM!!!
OMG .... YUM !
My Mom used to bake her chocolate chip cookies the same way. We loved them as bar cookies - I think they are even better that way.
xo
Claudia
good morning!
must look away! your pan cookies look so yummy all stacked and tied!
i wonder if this can be done with oatmeal raisin? hmmm?
have a sweet day!
love,
elyse
xo
Those look soooo yummy! I've never done this before either! ;)
Oh, my gosh, it is breakfast time and you put those in my face.....oh, I am going to die....I want some...NOW! I have made a ton of those over the years but never thought to put them in a pan instead, what a great idea. Thanks.
oooooh, I'm salivating. I love your recipes.
Oh my goodness! Yumoooooo! So what some chocolate chip cookies right now! They look so beautiful w/ that ribbon around them.....what a nice gift to receive.
Oh dear, I'm seriously drooling. :P I'm a chocolate chip cookie addict!
~ Heather from Bizy Janes
Oh my goodness! What can be better than this? Have a wonderful weekend, blessings,Kathleen
With posts like that, you are NOT helping my attempts to lose a few pounds before swimsuit season. You know that, don't you. ;)
MJL
OH NO NOT ANOTHER REALLY GOOD DESSERT. I'M STILL LAYING DOWN FROM THE SWEET ROLLS.
Nancy Jo
Oh my, those look so good! I have never done this before. I will definitely try this!Thanks for sharing and have a wonderful weekend. We are having some spring weather here and I am so happy, I've been able to garden for 2 days! I've been waiting all winter for this!
I love to do this when I'm short on time and don't want to mess with all the cookie batches. Thanks for the inspiration. Mimi
Oh my, more cookies, I'd better not let my hubby see them! He'll be asking when I'll be making some!
Hi MaryJane!
I found your wonderful blog after visiting with Angela over at Parisienne Farmgirl. I'm so happy I did! Your place is beautiful! I look forward to wandering through your posts.
The vintage trailer looks like so much fun. Now THAT'S a "play house" I could get used to :)
Beautiful family, beautiful blog. Very nice to "meet" you.
Jen
Hi Maryjane,
ooooh, how yummy these look. So pretty with a bow too! I have to try this. ;) Thanks!
Have a great weekend!
Debbie
Oh dear! I should not have looked at this before I ate breakfast. Now I want chocolate chip cookie bars for breakfast.
When my husband and I got married nearly 20 years ago our favors were chocolate chip cookie bars we used a heart shaped cookie cutter to cut out. They looked so pretty all nestled together in their basket with their blue ribbons on them.
Thanks for sharing!
those cookies look so darned good, I could eat all of them...thanks for the kind remarks on my blog, I love tablescaping, it is a lot of fun, I have to go back and look at some of your old posts, they all look so good...Phyllis
awesome idea!
o wow dont they look gorgeous! Soo yummy!!
Gemma
http://musings-of-a-gem.blogspot.com/
it's such a time saver, too!
love the ribbons for a
special touch
now that is one smart idea! i never thought of doing that...thanks happy week
Hi again Maryjane...my Mom used to do this with her recipe of chocolate chip cookies and freeze them and then wrap individually for all of our lunches (10 in all!).
She would also make several batches before camping...so we could enjoy them there as well.
Mom called them "congo squares".
Yummy...
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