Found this recipe while looking for different recipes to use with Amish friendship bread starter. Very good!

When making some chocolate bread, I forgot to add the water into the bread maker and it came out crispy like a cookie.The dough will be different depending on the kind of bread flour and chocolate you decide to use.If the dough becomes sticky, add some more bread flour. If it becomes powdery, add some vegetable oil.If you let the dough chill for too long, it will harden and become too difficult to cut!!If you force it while cutting, the dough will crumble. Recipe by okeipon

I based this recipe on a recipe for kabocha squash cookies. I avoided butter and eggs and instead used vegetable oil to highlight the taste and the color of the avocado. The result is a healthy cookie well-flavored with avocado. The pretty color, together with the melon bread shape, makes this a very charming treat.While these cookies are very easy to make, they use a special baking technique.I came up with this technique in order to allow the cookies to retain their pretty color and to brown nicely.Please watch the oven carefully and adjust the baking time and temperature to suit your oven. Recipe by Stylish Mama

I experimented so much until I've finally put this recipe together!!With these cookies I wanted to use up the remaining bread flour from baking bread or pizza crust.Using just bread flour makes the cookies fairly hard. That's why you add cornstarch (or katakuriko) - it makes the cookies crunchy and crumbly.If you roll out the dough as instructed in Steps 3 and 4, you'll have fewer things to wash. Recipe by Love*Eva

I was finally able to come up with a combination that is easy to do.50 g is the best to use for making a 12 diameter melon bread. Please adjust the amount to something that is easy for you to make. Recipe by Otometeo

At school we had a class dedicated to making cookies to show our parents appreciation. My teacher taught us this simple cookie!If you find it difficult to use the cookie cutter, wrap up the dough in plastic wrap and chill in the refrigerator.If you want to use a cookie cutter, place the dough on a cutting board and use a rolling pin to extend it evenly.If it's too powdery, add butter or 1 tablespoon of vegetable oil. Recipe by Yoshapi*

These are a simple but yummy and filling breakfast for busy mornings. They would also make a great snack or a healthy dessert. They are soft and chewy, more reminiscent of bread than a cookie. You could always substitute the nuts for dark chocolate chips, if you're feeling indulgent.

I wanted to make a bread that would be a hit with the kids, so I came up with a strongly honey flavored cookie bread. Both the bread dough and the cookie dough have lots of honey in them! When freshly baked these are very crispy, and after some time they turn soft and tender. They're not just popular with kids, they're a hit with adults too!There's a generous amount of cookie dough in the recipe, so you can use a lot of it as topping. When the buns are still hot out of the oven you can't really taste them properly, so wait until they have cooled down a bit so that the cookie part is crispy. ♪ When the buns are completely cooled they become soft and moist. If you warm them up a bit in a toaster oven, they'll become crispy again! Recipe by Toiroiro