Tuesday, January 26, 2010

WHEN I FIRST HEARD ABOUT

cake mix cookies from my mother-in-law and then Marge, I wasn't expecting much deliciousness.
Then I tried them... So delicious and so easy, my 2-14 year old man clan can make them....

Chocolate Carmel Cookies

1 box chocolate cake mix

2 eggs

1/3 cup oil

Caramel pieces

Combine first three ingredients. Mix will be a little dry but just keep working it in until all combined. Take a TBSP or so of dough and roll in a ball. Put a piece of caramel in the center and cover completely with dough.

Bake at 350 for 9 minutes.

Warning - Oooey-gooey center is really hot, so restrain yourself for a few minutes or you'll burn your tongue!

12 comments:

Sherri said...

really?
I tried one recipe for cake mix cookies and they did not turn out good. I too have heard of good results..so I am super excited to try this one!
They look fabulous!

Joan said...

Oh ... They look soooo Good !!

Carly said...

That looks wonderful! I'll have to try this!

Ivon said...

These are great. You mother made them. One batch with a Rolo in the middle and another batch with junior mints in the middle. both were quite good.

Kim said...

I have an awesome cake mix cookie recipe ~ one of my favorite combos is spice cake with cream cheese frosting!

Family Fun said...

I am glad I have this recipe my friend just told me how to make them a couple of weeks ago and I forgot. So now I can check your blog when I am ready to make them. YEAH!!!:)

Portia Cason said...

Yum!!!

Marge' Mom said...

wow! laura I love your blog and now I feel famous to be mentioned in it, my loves to you Marge'

Nancy said...

If you can hold off until they are completely cool they are even better!

The Arnold Family said...

Yummy!!! I probably shouldn't make them...I'd eat them all:)-

Katie said...

They look so good with the caramel in them! I use the same recipe...without the caramel. I make some cream cheese frosting, and then you make the most delicious homemade oreos ever!

5Youngers said...

Yummo!!!

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