We have haunted markets for years and Soulard Market is always a favorite for fresh produce. Our other favorite stop there years ago was the bakery. They specialized in making a “mountain” cookie which consisted of oatmeal, chocolate chips, pecans and raisins. They were so good and so huge! You would think one cookie would be enough, but we would buy a half dozen to enjoy for several days. One Christmas I decided to try and make a similar cookie to contribute to the family collection for the holidays. My recipe came from the Quaker oatmeal box which was their basic oatmeal raisin cookie recipe. I added the chocolate chips and was pleased with the outcome. It has become a main stay in our house over the years. One twist I have done in recent years is to make it into a breakfast bar by spreading the dough into a cookie sheet and cutting it into blocks. Another version is the addition of white chocolate chips with cranberries instead of raisins. Obviously, we don’t do this too often but what a fun way to jazz up the breakfast bar option with fresh ingredients.
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