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Gail’s Chocolate Chip Cookies
 
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Modified Infamous Recipe from Neiman Marcus
 
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Makes A LOT of cookies, might do a ½ recipe.
 
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FULL RECIPE
 
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2 C butter
 
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2 C white sugar
 
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2 C brown sugar
 
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4 eggs
 
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2 t vanilla
 
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4 C flour
 
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1 t salt
 
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2 t baking powder
 
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2 t baking soda
 
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3 C oatmeal
 
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2 C graham flour (ground up graham crackers works)
 
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24 oz chocolate chips (4 C)
 
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1 dark chocolate (8 oz) bar, chipping into chunks, optional
 
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3 C chopped nuts, optional
 
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Mix together in a large bowl – butter, and both sugars until creamy. Add eggs & vanilla, beating thoroughly.
 
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Mix flour, salt, baking powder, baking soda, oatmeal, & graham flour in separate bowl.
 
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Stir together mixtures. Add chocolate & nuts. Roll into balls or scoop with a small ice cream scoop, placing 2 inches apart on baking sheet. Bake about 10 min at 375 degrees.
 
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HALF RECIPE:
 
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1 C butter
 
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1 C white sugar
 
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1 C brown sugar
 
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2 eggs
 
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1 t vanilla
 
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2 C flour
 
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1/2 t salt
 
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1 t baking powder
 
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1 t baking soda
 
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1 ,1/2 C oatmeal
 
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1 C graham flour (ground up graham crackers works)
 
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12 oz chocolate chips
 
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1/2 dark chocolate (8 oz) bar, chipping into chunks, optional
 
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1 ,1/2 C chopped nuts, optional
 
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Mix together in a large bowl – butter, and both sugars until creamy. Add eggs & vanilla, beating thoroughly.
 
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Mix flour, salt, baking powder, baking soda, oatmeal, & graham flour in separate bowl.
 
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Stir together mixtures. Add chocolate & nuts. Roll into balls or scoop with a small ice cream scoop, placing 2 inches apart on baking sheet. Bake about 10 min at 375 degrees.
 
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