Jeff, The creator was my son Doug. He is not "on-line". Termed "Evil Cookies", they may be viewed on my website page at: http://www.abarnhart.com/chile/Warren00/index.htm They were designed to be extreme, even for the chileheads at the hotluck. They were definitely not intended for "ordinary" people. A non-CH, not having an appreciation of extreme heat, may not "believe" or understand the sign. This happened at my workplace. My co-workers know that I am a CH. (They've asked about this brown powder I sprinkle on my chicken salad and the drops I carefully put in my soup.) Before setting out the Evil Cookies, I sent out cautionary email, put out a sign with "Evil Cookies", "Danger - Beware", "Chilehead level extreme heat", with skull and crossbones (normally reserved for poison), and set out another sign: "For Emergency: Milk is in frig". -- fairly safe and responsible, Yes? --> NOT! One poor fellow, didn't read the email, saw the sign - but had no concept that anything could be that hot, especially so innocent looking as a chocolate chip cookie, and, unfortunately, was also lactose intolerant (couldn't drink milk.) - he was in PAIN for 15-20 min. Fortunately, he didn't complain to his (and my) boss. So I'm a little reluctant to publicly give out the recipe. Andy JeffJCOA@aol.com wrote: > > Months ago, there was mention of some hot choc. chip cookies made for a > Hotluck. Does anyone have a recipe they could share? From what I recall, > they used some Pure Cap to spice things up a bit. > > I'm making some tollhouse cookies for a work Christmas lunch, and wanted to > have 2 varieties (naughty & nice). I might even mark them differently so > people (victims?) can tell them apart before the first nibble. > > Thanks, > Jeff Johnson