Oh wrong Food TV star, That's Bobby Flay. You see, no matter how hard I try a member of the opposite sex always has to enter my mind. Even Bobby Flay. So NOT the hotness of Tyler, but he might have some spice up his sleeve or in his pants, maybe , I'll have to ponder that next time I'm role playing with my FFH. KIDDING! Me, role play, no way. My FFH (firefighter husband for those who don't yet know my acronyms) and I never, ever go to bars(gasp!) and sit at different stools and pretend not to know each other, we never do that. No, we don't carry on that kind of show for people. Really. Never have we played the --who can expose more in a public store without getting caught game-- either. You people are sick. Did you notice more and store rhyme. So do truck, duck, luck, and 2 other words that are NOT related to this paragraph in any other way and they do NOT begin with f and s.

and chop it into short pieces, like soCombine it with some oatmeal, I use the quick cooking kind
Mix and set aside.
In your mixer combine your butter, white and brown sugars,
Beat them till light and fluffy. Then add your eggs and vanilla
Beat these till well combined.
Now sift your flour into another bowl
Refrigerate your dough for a bit. (I've actually premade this and have refrigerated it for up to 3 days, aren't I the special one?)
Take your dough out, and using a scoop this size, yes, again, a Pampered Chef Item. I love Pampered Chef. Have you noticed I LOVE lots of things, food, cookbooks, Tyler, George, the hot guy from Grey's Anatomy, no not Patrick Dempsey, the other one, his best friend who cheated with Patrick Dempsey's TV wife at the time, romps in the hay, firefighter boots, running, .. God, I could go on and on, about what I love. I do hate things to you know. One of the things I hate the most is the cashier who sneezes , then hands you your change with the same hand she sneezed into. Oh, I could go on and on about what I hate too. But, I'll spare you for now.
OK, using your scoop, drop the dough onto parchment lined sheets, Try to get same size droppings.. haha.. so your sandwich cookies can be about the same size.
Bake them for a bit, about 12-15 minutes. Take 'em out
and remove them to a wire rack to cool completely.
While you're cooling your cookies, make your sinfully delicious frosting! You will need
and some vanilla. Mix in your mixer till smooth, creamy, silky, and well blended.Can anyone tell me what is wrong with this picture?? Anyone? How in the freaking world, is this enough frosting to sandwich together 40 carrot cake cookies?? How! Martha, what are you thinking, domestic goddess? What are you thinking? Who wants a carrot cake cookie with an infinitely small amount of frosting holding the 2 together. NOT this woman, I'll tell you that much. I want to taste the frosting with each bite. I don't give a crap if it falls out the sides of my mouth or onto my hands when I bite into it. It needs a lot, it begs for a lot, it aches for it, Martha. Excess here, Martha domestic goddess, is a good thing, honey! Jeez. So my advice to you cyberpeople friends, is to double the frosting recipe. Just my 2 cents worth.
Proceeding, SLATHER, don,t delicately frost, SLATHER the cream cheese frosting onto a cookie,
then sandwich together with the other cookie.OH , yes, how good is that! VERY, I tell you. Not tooting a horn here or anything, but these are absolutely delicious and a favorite of many I make them for, including my mom.
Dip a few, eat a few, I won't tell. No one will know. Dip, eat, Dip eat, Dip eat. Like a Rhinestone Cowboy. Where'd that come from? Sugar high?You can have many of these a day, after all they have carrots and oats. Leads to good digestive qualities.
BEST stored in refrigerator.
Looking for other carrot uses, you must check out:
Barbara Bakes light tropical carrot cake. Light, tropical, hawaii, oh so there, you?
How about Tiffany's Carrot cupcakes from her Sweet Diversions blog. I LOVE that name sweet diversions. Many pleasant thoughts come to mind.
Carrot Cheesecake anyone? Check out Bunny's Warm Oven.It looks out of this damn world. The crust alone looks to die for!
Joy the Baker with carrot cake pancakes? OMG delish!
MY own FFHs famous firehouse carrots??
OK, I'll leave you with this.
Two women were diggin in the garden. One pulls out a 2 foot, yes 2 foot, carrot. She says,"This one reminds me of my husbands" The second woman says,"Your husbands is that long?""No, that dirty."






















These carrot cookies look divine and your step by step pictures are so beautiful. It says a lot and has definitely inspired me to attempt this recipe!
ReplyDeleteOh man! I didn't think anyone could beat my rockin' carrot cake, but I may be in trouble! :) These look fantastic! What a great post.
ReplyDeleteThose carrot cookies look excellent! Yum!
ReplyDeleteI always have the shredded carrots on hand for recipes, but didn't think to chop them up and use them for my carrot cakes - great idea! I'll have to give these cookies are try! Thanks for sharing my recipe!
ReplyDeleteNow I'm torn between your cookies and Joie de Vivre's carrot cake. I may just have to make both!
ReplyDeleteI come here for my daily turn on, ahh I mean inspiration! You should be a porn writer ya know, not that I have any knowledge of such things ;) I love the cookies so much I might have to make them! and eat only one, or maybe 2! submitted by slutty mcslutterson!
ReplyDeleteTrader Joes sell a version of these that I love. I really need to make them but would be afraid I would eat the whole batch :(
ReplyDeleteThanks Donna yours look great also. Yum Yum
ReplyDeleteBest looking soy chips with hummus that I have ever seen!
ReplyDeleteI just bought the cookbook these are in, but I haven't looked at it yet, so I didn't know about these! I have to make them immediately. Those look delicious. And I agree with you: double-stuff style is definitely the way to go! (Talking about the frosting, of course...hee hee.) You're hilarious.
ReplyDeleteI never thought of carrot cake cookies! Great idea and they look good, too. Good luck on the giveaway :)
ReplyDeleteThis recipe makes me so happy! I love carrot cake and ice cream so this is my kind of treat.
ReplyDeleteLove the carrot cake cookies...love it. So dang cute. It's my husband's favorite cake so you can guarantee he would love these.
ReplyDeleteI love carrot cake and I know I would love these. This is such a clever idea!
ReplyDeleteLove these cookies ... they look really delicious .. Laila .. http://limeandlemon.wordpress.com/
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by my blog. Now that I've found you I'll have to come back often.
ReplyDeleteHappy Valentine's Day
Cassie
Carrot Cake is my all-time favorite. I have to try these out!
ReplyDeleteGreat blog, I am glad I found you!
Love these baybeeeees!
ReplyDeleteOooo...I love treats that are as healthy as soy chips and hummus. Plus they have carrots too. I think I'll make them for dinner. :)
ReplyDeleteThe cookies look fantastic!
ReplyDeletegreat tasting bikis..well done and some lovely cream to lick...hehe
ReplyDeleteThese look simply lovely! And thank you so much for the shout out to my site!
ReplyDeleteThose look amazing. The frosting looks divine! I could eat these for dinner alone!
ReplyDeleteI have never seen carrot cake cookies. I have to try these. My youngest loves carrot cake and I'm sure he would devour these!!!
ReplyDeleteLOVE carrot cake. My wedding cake was carrot cake. I could eat it everyday- honestly.
ReplyDeleteI made carrot cake oatmeal-
http://lickthebowlgood.blogspot.com/2008/11/my-secret-love.html
and Oatmeal Raisin sandwich cookies that are pretty similar- yum!!! -
http://lickthebowlgood.blogspot.com/2008/08/making-oatmeal-cream-pies-jealous.html
YUM. Carrot cake is my husband's favorite, he even lobbied (unsuccessfully) for it to be our wedding cake.
ReplyDeleteOh my good lord, those look delectable! I would like to pretend that the cookies are made of celery, bran fiber, and tofu, rather than soy chips and hummus. That way, I can eat more of them.
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by my blog. I LOVE your blog, and I've only read this one post. LOL. The picture on your sidebar of a firefighter in the snow with the angel is awesome! My daughter is a firefighter.
ReplyDeletethese look scrumptious! i love how much frosting you have between the cookies--that's definitely my style! wish i could have one right now!
ReplyDeleteYour cookies look tempting indeed..what a good adaptation !
ReplyDeleteSo nice to meet you! Thanks for stopping by my foodie blog! These cookies look fabulous! My goodness! What kind of camera are you using to take your food pics?? They are so clear...
ReplyDeleteHugs.. Amy
These look awesome, I love the idea.
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by. I will have to try the KFC version recipe.
ReplyDeleteThese cookies look fantastic. I'm having a thing with sandwich cookies these days. I made Bakerella's red velvet sandwich cookies the other day and have a big bowl of filling left. These look great to try the filling. And since I'm trying to eat healthier - the oatmeal and carrots make this perfectly okay to eat.
Love the joke at the end!!
ReplyDeleteThese are a winner!
I love your blog! I just linked to it through a comment you made on mine. The carrot cake cookies look fantastic! I'm definitely going to add yours to blogs I follow!!
ReplyDeleteI never tried this cookies. It sounds so delicious.
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Elra
Thanks for participating in the carrot cake showdown. I'm so glad, because it led me to your blog..which makes me laugh!
ReplyDeleteA winner will be chosen randomly and posted this morning.
i love all things carrot cake-y, and these are particularly great because you can slather on all KINDS of frosting. :)
ReplyDeletemeanwhile, i have to confess that i'm partial to bobby. tyler's a bit too frat-boy for me. :)
I think I would be a dipper! These look so good!!
ReplyDeleteLove your blog! Laughter is good, good, good and the cookies look awesome.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cookies. I love the little specks of carrot that show through. I bet they're delicious.
ReplyDeleteI've never had carrot cake cookies. They look really good!
ReplyDeleteCarrot cake cookies with cream cheese!?! What a great idea!
ReplyDeleteWow! Great! I was looking for a carrot cookie recipe! I'm so glad to find it! I'll bake it really soon.
ReplyDeleteI love sandwich cookies and cream cheese frosting/filling is always the best!
ReplyDeleteThese look very delicious! Move over Martha! I love a good sandwich cookie.
ReplyDeleteThanks for joining the Carrot Cake Showdown, Donna! These cookies sound like they're over the top good!
ReplyDeleteWow, these look so yum! I love this idea!
ReplyDeleteHi, Donna!! Love your blog!! OMG, these cookies look to die for! My DC (Darlin' Companion) loves carrot cake, so I will HAVE to make these for him. I have ALWAYS had a huge crush on Tyler... I used to dream about getting on Food 911 and having him come to my house... Seriously, his food never disappoints, it always turns out great when I make it.
ReplyDelete:) Karen
i am totally loving the filling to cookie ratio here!
ReplyDeleteA dirty joke, awesome cookies and permission to eat icing like it's hummus=great post!
ReplyDeleteI love your blog!
ReplyDeleteIt makes me want to be a fireman... or send my husband off to be a fireman.... or just cook for dinner/dessert at the fire station, lol!
Hi, Donna! Thanks for leaving a comment on my blog. Your blog looks quite colorful! I'll have to spend some time here. I plan to try this cookie recipe. Thanks!!
ReplyDeleteHey Donna, these cream filled carrot cookies look so good! I bet my son-in-law would enjoy these, as carrot cake is his favorite. I can't wait to whip up a batch of these to share with others. Also Donna, I wanted to let you know, in case you haven't seen it, that I have given you the Lovely Blog Award, as I enjoy reading your blog and viewing all the wonderful recipes you have posted.
ReplyDeleteThe award can be viewed at: http://domesticgoddessinthekitchen.blogspot.com/