Cookie Madness is a collection of recipes I’ve tried over the years. The original goal was a cookie blog, but these days I post recipes for brownies, cakes, pies, ice cream, cupcakes and other sweets. There are also a lot of gluten-free recipes here. The fastest way to find recipes is with the search tool, but you can also browse the Recipe Index. Thanks for visiting!
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Popular Cookie Madness Recipes
Leaves are changing and so are the most popular recipes. Boxed brownie mix combined with a package of cookie dough, Double Chocolate Subway and Starbucks Copycats as well as the Snoop Dogg and Chicago Public Schools Butter Cookies. Temperatures drop and Cornbread is on the rise, with Small Batch Cast Iron Skillet at the top.
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Not just a cookie blog anymore! These recipes have been updated with new photos, tips or techniques.
Pumpkin Recipes
It’s time for some pumpkin recipes! These are personal favorites and ones that have been highly rated. Kroger (and Harris Teeter) have really good pumpkin chocolate chip cookies. I tried to make a copycat and think these come pretty close. The others are all more tried and true and should have reviews from other bakers. The White Chocolate Ribbon Pumpkin Cake with Maple Glaze was a prize winner.
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Halloween Recipe Recommendations
Halloween really snuck up on us this year, but I'm finally updating the front page with some creepy favorites. First up, Marshmallow Krispie Topped Brownies, friends and frenemies all approve! Or how about Costco Chocolate Chunk Copycats (frighteningly large!) or Monster Cookies, because of their name, yeah? For thrills and chills you could make a Halloween-ish Tuxedo Cake, or delight the family and go low-stress with Ghost in the Graveyard. Tortilla Soup - cold weather vibes. Balsamic Pickled Eggs to spook the fam, and Frito Candy, though I consider it more of a Christmas thing.
More of my half baked Halloween recipe recommendations here. →