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Medium
Under 30 min.
White Chocolate Macadamia Nut Cookie - Jennifer Crites
These cookies are delicious! In fact they won 1st prize in the Parent/Child Cookie Contest at the Eastern Idaho State Fair. Aunt Jolene's cookie took 3rd place that same year. Over the years the EISF has awarded many baking ribbons and awards to the Dan Crites and Gary Farmer families!
Medium
Over 60 min
White Chocolate Filled Snickerdoodles - Katie Pond
Katie found this through Pinterest, made them, and they quickly became a family favorite.
Easy
Under 30 min.
Triple Chocolate Pudding Cookies - Alli Johnson Leah
These were sent by Alli for the 2013 Farmer Family Christmas Cookie Exchange.
Easy
Over 60 min
Strawberry Chocolate Cookies - Alice Johnson
Janette Johnson: When Alli was 3 1/2 years old she loved creating recipes. She started her own "My Family Recipes" cookbook. I am kicking myself for not saving all of them...but I did save a few. Here is one using some of her favorite ingredients. I was amazed that she got many of the right kind of ingredients, even though the proportions are a bit off. I just wrote what she told me.
Medium
Under 30 min.
Salted Peanut Chews - Stephanie Kreger
These have won grand prize at the Eastern Idaho State Fair 4 times!
Medium
Under 45 min.
S'mores Nougats - Mattson McFarland
Mattson made these cookies for the 2013 Farmer Cookie Exchange.
Medium
Under 30 min.
Peanut Butter Fingers - Debbie McFarland
When Mattson was a little boy, he loved these cookies that were made by lunch ladies for school lunches. He asked for the recipe and they copied it down for the little 2nd grader who loved cooking even then.
