Keeping your Math Skills Sharp and Your Waist Thin... or attempting to, anyway
As any dieter knows, 1/2 an egg is one egg white. Making my own baby food for Pumpkin has taught me that 2 tbsps is 1/8 cup and 3 tsps equals 1 tbsp. And my former 2nd graders would have been proud to hear me realizing, If a quarter cup is one fourth of a cup then 3 of those would be one fourth of 3 cups! Math skills, I've still got 'em!
The batch made 9 cookies: 3 for both Columbia and I last night, and 3 for Columbia's lunch today. This is definitely a trick I'll use in the future... but hopefully not again tonight.
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recipe?
Wow -- those look just like the cookies you made! (the whole milk tipped me off that it wasn't the real ones).
Oh, and math skills? You definitely have 'em!
The best oatmeal raisin cookie recipe of all time is...
on the underside of the Quaker Oats lid. Their Vanishing Oatmeal Raisin Cookies consistently wow everyone. You can easily substitute (or add) dried cranberries, chocolate chips, butterscotch chips, and/or nuts instead of raisins.
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Now, see? And you thought you wouldn't need fractions after you got out of school. A charming story, JC. And quite an inspiration to dieters: Yes, you can enjoy treats. Just do it in moderation.
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