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Sweet & Morning · American

Oatmeal Raisin Cookies

11 ingredients · 55 minutes · 12 servings

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381kcal6.2g protein14g fat59.3g carbs~$0.58/ serving*Estimates computed from the ingredient list; cost uses average US supermarket prices. Not a substitute for packaging measurements or your receipt.
VegetarianPescatarianNo porkNo alcohol · check

Contains: gluten, dairy, egg

Ingredients

Servings:
¾ cupbutter (room temperature)
1 cupbrown sugar
¼ cupsugar
2 uniteggs
2 tspvanilla extract
1 ½ cupflour
1 tspbaking soda
1 ½ tspcinnamon (ground)
¾ tspsalt
3 cupoats (old-fashioned rolled)
1 cupraisins (soaked 10 min in hot water, drained)
¾ cupwalnuts (chopped)optional

Method

  1. mix5 min
    butter + sugars creamed, eggs + vanilla in
    the brown-sugar-heavy cream — the ratio is the chew, and the creaming contract holds as it does across the whole baking chapter
  2. fold3 min
    dry, then oats, then the plumped raisins
    flour + soda + cinnamon + salt in first, then the oats, then the DRAINED soaked raisins — the plump is the entry's quiet fix: hydrated raisins stay jammy through the bake instead of hardening, and stop robbing the dough of its moisture on the way
  3. rest30 min
    dough chilled — strongly suggested, not law
    the half hour that thickens the bake and rounds the butterscotch notes — skippable on a weeknight, skipped at a small cost the baker will notice and guests won't
  4. bake12 min
    350°F, generous scoops, edges set + centers soft
    pulled at golden edges with gooey-looking middles — the oatmeal cookie's carryover is dramatic, and the difference between chewy and dry is calling it two minutes early; cooled on the sheet ten minutes, where the middles finish into the chew the entry promised