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Washington Square Hotel - New York
103 Waverly Pl - New York1-877-662-6988
Offering 152 elegantly appointed and fully refurbished accommodations, this 9-story hotel also features an extensive array of facilities that will make for a pleasant and comfortable stay.
The lobby is entirely decorated in the typical Parisian style of the 1930s and represents an elegant retreat where modern conveniences, such as a complimentary wireless Internet access, mingle with the feeling of times past. An Internet point is also available.
The lobby bar as well as the acclaimed North Square Lounge Bar and Restaurant will satisfy even the most demanding guests, while a fitness room with massage and facial treatments is the ideal choice after a long, tiring day.
There is concierge service, and tour/ticket assistance is also available. A 24-hour roundtrip airport shuttle is available with 24-hour advance notice. Business services include facilities that include one meeting/conference room with audio-visual equipment, exhibit space, a technology helpdesk, and there is also event catering available. The hotel is suitable for children.
very good place in a central and lovely location. good service. an excellent choic...Venere Guest, Israel
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Breakfast at Washington Square Hotel
A free continental breakfast is available between 7:30 AM and 11 AM.
Facilities at Washington Square Hotel
- Bar
- Restaurant/Dining
- Cafeteria
- Lift/elevator
- Entire property is non-smoking
- Limousine service
- Shuttle service from and/or to the airport
- Multilingual staff
- Front desk - 24 hour
- Concierge
- City tour
- Health club
- Meeting Room
- Internet/Email services
Know before you go
- This property's policy is to refuse certain bookings for the purpose of group events or parties, including pre-wedding stag/bachelor and hen/bachelorette parties.
- This property offers transfers from the airport (surcharges may apply). Guests must contact the property with arrival details 24 hours prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.
- Children 12 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding.
- Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms.
Check-in: after 3 PM.
Check-out: before noon.
PolicyExtra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- No onsite parking is available.
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Washington Square Hotel reviews
- September 2013
- Venere Guest
- Family with older children
- Israel
very good place in a central and lovely location. good service. an excellent choice
- March 2013
- Venere Guest
- Single traveller
place was great price. location, service, and hospitality. the only thing that made it bad was the room was so hot i turned the heat off and put ac on, but ac didnt work well at all. the room most of been 85 degree with ac at full blast for 3 days.
- February 2013
- Venere Guest
- Family with older children
- Russia
A nice hotel with good surroundings and continental breakfast.
- November 2012
- Venere Guest
- Family with older children
- Norway
Just like coming home to a nice thoughtfull family who care for you. You gotta love this hotel and all the friendly people employd there!
- October 2012
- Venere Guest
- Couple
- Canada
The facilities were good and the staff was absolutely great - especially Ronny the conceiger. We definitely consider staying there again. We were in NYC for a family reunion. We stayed in a Queen Deluxe - next time it would be the King Deluxe
- September 2012
- Venere Guest
- Not Specified
I have stayed at this hotel several times. It's location is fantastic -- permitting access to a fantastic corner of Manhattan, Greenwich and the West Villages. The Washington Square Hotel offers excellent value for any traveler and is perfect for anyone who wishes to avoid the experience of staying in midtown with the masses and have a sense of what it is like to live in New York.
- August 2012
- Venere Guest
- Family with older children
- Turkey
I suggest to change the carpet on the floor because I smells very bad even they clean. The 2 twin beds deluxe room is too small. They also should unstop the bath tub because it is stuffed. I liked the location and the Washington Square Park in front of the Hotel and it is ver close to the main 5th and 6th Avenues.
- July 2012
- Venere Guest
- Single traveller
The best location if you love to explore the village and soho
- May 2012
- Venere Guest
- Couple
- Cyprus
The problem with noise was that the springs on the doors of the rooms are too strong, guests just let them go and they shut with a bang sufficient to wake us up. Also adjoining bathroom water noise is very loud. Breakfast area is inadequate, bit scruffy and not well managed by staff. High price for small rooms. Staff attitude was mixed. Great location.
- June 2011
- Venere Guest
- Couple
- Germany
Very good service, helpful staff. Continental breakfast offered was OK (among was everyday the same fruits, fresh orange juice, bran flakes...) - so no big selection but also not just sweet cupcakes :-). Gym equipment really worked. Overall definetly a recommendation !
- May 2011
- Venere Guest
- Single traveller
- Argentina
It´s a nice place to stay.Location is one of its advantages.Rooms are a little small but staff is kind. I recommend it for sure
- December 2010
- Venere Guest
- Single traveller
- Norway
The hotelroom I had was located on the first floor and is the less quietness room I ever had stayed in! You could here every single step taken in the room above me, or in the hallway. In addiont this hotel has aircondition boxes installed in the windows. This means that the noise from the streets will be like have the window open. The location of this hotel is the only nice thing to say about it. Takes about 10 minutes to walk to Soho (probably the best shopping area in NY)and about the same to walk to Union Square.
- September 2010
- Venere Guest
- Single traveller
- Ireland
THe location was ideal for me, right beside Washington Square in one of my favourite parts of Manhattan. My room was fine, and the air-conditioning was effective and easy to operate (it isn't always in hotels!). It's a real hotel, serving real food in its restaurant. The included continental breakfast, with lots of juice, coffee/tea, fresh fruit and rolls, and more if you want it, is excellent, but the waiter service restaurant is much more pleasant than the rather dark self-service area.
- April 2010
- Venere Guest
- Single traveller
- Sweden
Excellent location, good breakfast, very small room that had a window with a wall four feet away. Very easy to reach the hotel using Airtrain to and from JFK
- March 2010
- Venere Guest
- Single traveller
I would have liked the CAFE to have been open after returning from NYU Lecture at 9 PM.......It would have provided a nice social area for all who attended the Seminar.
- January 2010
- Venere Guest
- Couple
We had a pleasant stay at the WSH. Location is the main attraction here, right at the corner of Washington Square Park ("I Am Legend" anyone?), close to great restaurants and bars (and NYU). Room and bathroom were a bit small, so was the breakfast area, but this is Manhattan, got to give them some slack here. I recommend the Perilla restaurant (3 blocks away, 9 Jones Street) for diner, and Bruno Bakery at 506 Laguardia Pl for great coffee and pastries (yuuummy).
- September 2009
- Venere Guest
The fitness room was closed. I feel like we should get a refund because I was counting on this.
- June 2007
- Venere Guest
- Couple
- Argentina
We enjoyed the hotel, the rooms are very well decorated, it is comfortable and in a convenient location. They should try having wifi internet access for the quality the hotel is.
- September 2011
- Venere Guest
- Couple
- Norway
- January 2010
- Venere Guest
- Couple
- France
- August 2007
- Venere Guest
- Not Specified
- Switzerland
- May 2007
- Venere Guest
- Not Specified
- Germany
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- December 2008
- Venere Guest
- Couple
- Spain
- July 2010
- Venere Guest
- Couple
- Italy
- September 2013
- Venere Guest
- Couple
- Germany
- April 2012
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- Germany
- December 2010
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- January 2015
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Washington Square Hotel reviews by TripAdvisor
Room Details
Book your family-friendly accommodation at Washington Square Hotel, offering 152 guest rooms with iPod docking stations and Egyptian cotton sheets. Guests can unwind at the end of a long day and enjoy LCD televisions with premium cable channels. Business travelers visiting the Chelsea area will have access to free wireless high-speed Internet access as well as desks and laptop-compatible safes.
A good night's sleep in pillowtop mattresses will have visitors waking up refreshed and well-rested throughout their holiday or business trip. Private bathrooms are outfitted with shower/tub combinations, bathrobes, hair dryers and complimentary toiletries. Irons/ironing boards and coffee/tea makers are supplied in each room to facilitate basic travel needs. Rooms also include climate control, free local calls and air conditioning.
Refrigerators can be provided on request.
Accommodation Services
- Air conditioning
- Baby cots/cribs available
- Coffee and tea maker
- Hairdryer in each room
- In-room ironing facilities
- Desk
- Mini fridge
- Individually controlled air conditioning
- LCD flat screen TV
- Safe
- Cable TV
- Wireless Internet access
How to reach Washington Square HotelBy car
From JFK International Airport follow Jfk Expy for 2 km. At the Rockaway Blvd East/Belt Pkwy West/Van Wyck Expwy(I-678) sign, turn left and follow Nassau Expy for 2 km. At the Van Wyck Expwy/Whitestone Bridge sign follow the motorway I-678 for 9.3 km. At the La Guardia Airport/Triboro Br/Grand Central Pkwy sign take exit 10 and follow the motorway I-495 for 12 km. Then, at the 34st/Downtown/35 St sign, follow Tunnel Exit St-Queens Midtown Tunnel Exit for 100 m. Turn right and follow E 34th St for 400 m. Then turn left and follow Park Ave Tunl for 100 m. Turn left, follow Park Ave for 100 m and then Park Ave S for 1.2 km. Then follow Union Sq E for 250 m. Turn right, follow E 14th St for 250 m, then turn left and follow 5th Ave for 600 m. Finally turn right, follow Washington Sq N for 150 m until you reach Waverly Place, where the hotel is located.
From LaGuardia International Airport Follow Marine Terminal Rd for 200 m, turn left, follow Ditmars Blvd for 150 m. Then turn right, follow Grand Central Pky-Astoria Blvd N for 2 km. At the Staten Island (I-278 W) sign, follow the motorway I-278 for 4.5 km. Then at the 34st/Downtown/35 St sign, follow Tunnel Exit St-Queens Midtown Tunnel Exit for 100 m. Turn right and follow E 34th St for 400 m. Then turn left and follow Park Ave Tunl for 100 m. Turn left, follow Park Ave for 100 m and then Park Ave S for 1.2 km. Then follow Union Sq E for 250 m. Turn right, follow E 14th St for 250 m, then turn left and follow 5th Ave for 600 m. Finally turn right and follow Washington Sq N for 150 m until you reach Waverly Place, where the hotel is located.
From Newark/Liberty International Airport follow Us-9-Us-1 & 9-Us-1 for 13 km. Then take the I-78-Rt-139 for 750 m, then follow Boyle Plz for 100 m and Holland Tunl for 2.4 km. Turn left, follow Rt-9a for 450 m. Turn right, follow Clarkson St for 450 m. Turn left, follow Carmine St for 300 m then turn left, follow Avenue of the Americas-6th Ave for 400 m, then turn right and follow W 8th St for 150 m. Turn right, follow Macdougal St for 100 m until you reach Waverly Place, where the hotel is located. By train
From Pennsylvania Station take the red subway line (1,2,3,9) until the Christopher St. stop and walk one block north to the hotel. From Grand Central Station take the purple subway line (7) until Times Square, switch to the red line and follow the above-said directions.
By airplane
From JFK International Airport take the New York Airport Service Express Bus for Midtown Manhattan/West Side until Pennsylvania Station, then follow the directions above. You can also take the Super Shuttle Manhattan, which offers a shared door to door service to any address in Manhattan, including all hotels. Another option is to take the Air Train Jfk until the Jamaica subway stops. Take the blue line (A,C,E) until W 4th St, very close to the hotel.
From LaGuardia International Airport take the New York Airport Service Express Bus for Midtown Manhattan/West Side until Pennsylvania Station, then follow the directions above. You can also take the Super Shuttle Manhattan, which offers a shared door to door service to any address in Manhattan, including all hotels.
From Newark International Airport take the Newark Liberty Airport Express Bus for Midtown Manhattan/West Side until Pennsylvania Station, then follow the indications above. You can also take the Super Shuttle Manhattan, which offers a shared door to door service to any address in Manhattan, including all hotels.
Distances from Washington Square HotelWashington Square Park - 0.2 km / 0.1 mi
West Fourth Street Courts - 0.2 km / 0.1 mi
New York University - 0.4 km / 0.2 mi
Forbes Galleries - 0.5 km / 0.3 mi
Merchant's House Museum - 0.7 km / 0.5 mi
Center for Jewish History - 0.7 km / 0.5 mi
Peter Cooper Park - 0.8 km / 0.5 mi
Union Square - 0.8 km / 0.5 mi
Rubin Museum of Himalayan Art - 0.9 km / 0.5 mi
Metropolitan Pavilion - 0.9 km / 0.6 mi
New York City Fire Museum - 1 km / 0.6 mi
The Orpheum Theater - 1 km / 0.6 mi
Hudson River Park - 1 km / 0.6 mi
Mott Street - 1.1 km / 0.7 mi
Chelsea Market - 1.1 km / 0.7 mi
The closest major airports to Washington Square Hotel are:
New York, NY (TSS-East 34th Street Heliport) - 2.5 km / 1.5 mi
New York, NY (JRB-Downtown Manhattan Heliport) - 3.5 km / 2.2 mi
New York, NY (LGA-LaGuardia) - 11.6 km / 7.2 mi
Newark, NJ (EWR-Liberty Intl.) - 15.8 km / 9.8 mi
New York, NY (JFK-John F. Kennedy Intl.) - 20.7 km / 12.9 mi
The preferred airport for Washington Square Hotel is New York, NY (JFK-John F. Kennedy Intl.).
Distances are calculated in a straight line from the property's location to the point of interest or airport and may not reflect actual travel distance.
Distances are displayed to the nearest 0.1 mile and kilometer.
Transportation services Washington Square Hotel
- Limousine service
- Shuttle service from and/or to the airport
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He explained that the parsonage had been moved to its current site but was built in the 1930s or 1940s. The windows have never been replaced and are in great disrepair. The windows do not open or close, and are not energy efficient. The Church has looked into repairing the windows, but would prefer to replace them. In the application package, Mr. Hauser included a specification sheet from Pella Windows, which outlined the various types of windows that could be used. Chairperson Donovan opened the floor for discussion. Vice Chair Richards asked if there was a way to pinpoint the age of the building. Ms. Hengen stated that the church should have been Heritage Commission Minutes September 3, 2009 included in the 1988 Architectural Survey. Mr. Woodward left the meeting to obtain a copy of the survey. Chairperson Donovan asked what the current windows are, and Mr. Hauser stated the windows are 8 over 8 wooden sash windows, and the exterior of the building is sided. Mr. Hauser also stated that the church historical records are sketchy. Ms. Hengen asked whether the trim around the windows was removed when the siding was installed. Mr. McConaha asked whether the windows are original to the house and if the deterioration is due to the age of the windows. Mr. Hauser stated that the sash ropes have been replaced, the windows don't sit properly, and a stick is needed to hold the windows open. Dr. Black asked what the cost for replacement versus repair of the windows would be. Mr. Hauser stated that each window would cost $260.00 to replace and $140.00 to repair; however, repairing the windows would only be a temporary fix and not make the windows more energy efficient. Mr. McConaha stated that there were a number of good window rehabilitation specialists in New Hampshire and wanted to know if the Church had contacted any of them. Mr. Hauser stated that he didn't know, but could check with the person at the Church who did the research. Vice Chair Richards said that the windows are an important part of keeping the integrity of the building's historic presence. He doesn't feel that he has enough information and asked whether the Church would be able to bring in a sample of the new windows. Ms. Hengen asked why the Church was considering changing the windows from 8 over 8 to 6 over 6. Mr. Hauser stated that it was basically a cost factor, as the 6 over 6 windows are standard and less expensive. Ms. Hengen also asked what influenced the choice of the muntins between the glass as opposed to on the interior and exterior of the glass. Mr. Hauser stated that he believed the choice was made due to the ease of maintenance and the cost factor. Mr. McConaha asked whether the interior of the new windows were wood, with Duraclad on the exterior. Mr. Hauser thought they were durable wood framed windows. Mr. Tolles asked that if the windows were to be rehabbed, what would be done with them. Mr. Hauser stated that the glass would be reglazed and the sashes repaired. This would be a labor intensive project without any energy benefits received. Mr. Woodward returned to the meeting with the 1988 Architectural Survey, and Ms. Hengen stated that according to the survey, the parsonage was built in 1959. Pastor Jonathan stated that the building was moved in 1959, not built in that year. Vice Chair Richards felt that it was necessary to balance energy savings with preserving the historic integrity of the building and feels that at the very least the windows should be 8 over 8. Mr. Hauser asked the Commission what the process and deliberation time would be. Chairperson Donovan stated that the Commission would have a response by the end of the meeting. Chairperson Donovan called a brief recess. 2 Heritage Commission Minutes September 3, 2009 Ms. Hengen stated that the vinyl siding had been added in 1988, and at some point thereafter, the sunroom was added. Chairperson Donovan asked if there were more comments regarding the application by Concordia Lutheran Church. Mr. McConaha stated that the difference in the cost of rehabbing as opposed to replacing the windows was approximately $1,500.00. He also asked whether the replacement windows would be tinted or clear. Mr. Hauser stated that the windows would be clear with a single sheet of glass on the outside. Mr. McConaha stated that the single sheet of glass on the outside was a dead giveaway that the window is a replacement. Mr. Hauser stated that he was under the impression that the application submitted by the Church was complete. He asked whether the Commission would approve the application for replacement windows if the Church agreed to install 8 over 8 windows instead of the 6 over 6 proposed, without seeing a sample. Pastor Jonathan stated that requiring 8 over 8 windows would hurt the Church financially. Ms. Hengen asked what the cost difference would be. Pastor Jonathan stated that there would be a difference of approximately $1,200.00. ii. Deliberation and Action on the Application Chairperson Donovan closed the public hearing at 5:07 p.m., and the Commission began its deliberations. Mr. Johnson stated that he understands where the Church is coming from financially, and he is also in favor of smaller windows, and believes that the 8 over 8 windows are more consistent for the historic district. Ms. Hengen stated that she noted one other item about the proposal, which was that the windows were part of an all-in-one package, and the actual opening in the window would be shrunk with the new windows. She said that the building has already undergone a number of significant changes and that it is not one of the more historically significant buildings within the district. She did feel that the loss of the exterior muntins would make a difference with the loss of shadow lines. Chairperson Donovan stated that the significant time period for the buildings within the Historic District dated from the 1750s through the 1880s, and that the parsonage building was an early 20th century revival house which was moved here, thus making it less significant. Dr. Black suggested that the Church could save money by rehabbing the windows. Ms. Hengen stated that the quality of the wood of the current windows is better than what the quality would be like on the replacement windows. She also said that the new replacement windows do not hold up as well as windows that are subject to a good quality rehabilitation process. Mr. McConaha agreed with Ms. Hengen. He feels that putting good storm windows over the rehabbed windows would be helpful. He doesn't have an issue with whether the Church uses 6 over 6 or 8 over 8 replacement windows, as most of the important historical features had been covered up or removed in the past. Ms. Hengen asked how many windows were scheduled to be replaced. Mr. Hauser answered 16, but only five windows face toward North Main Street. The 3 Heritage Commission Minutes September 3, 2009 garage obscures most of the other windows from view from the street and only the attic window is truly visible. Ms. Hengen stated that she is comfortable with having the windows replaced, but would like the applicants to look at rehabbing again. Ms. Hengen made a motion to approve the application to replace the windows with either all the 6 over 6 or 8 over 8 replacement windows. However, the five front windows should have the "simulated-divided-light-with-spacer" as shown in the third selection on page nine of the Pella Windows and Patio Doors specification sheet. Mr. McConaha seconded the motion. Chairperson Donovan asked if there was any further discussion. Vice Chairperson Richards felt it was a sensible compromise to request this for the five windows on the front façade. He also suggested that the Commission provide an option for the Church to rehab the windows to conserve the original windows. He suggested that the Church take advantage of the expertise of the Commission and rehab experts within the state. Mr. Richards suggested that the five front windows be replaced with true divided lights, and then he withdrew his suggestion. Mr. McConaha suggested that the front five windows be divided light with spacers in between the glass. Mr. Tolles asked Ms. Hengen what she suggested for the side elevations. She stated that the side elevation cannot be seen easily from the street; therefore she didn't feel they needed to have the more expensive window replacement option. Mr. Johnson asked Ms. Hengen to which of the specifications she was referring, to which she replied that it was the "simulated-dividedlight-with-spacer" as shown in the third selection on page nine of the Pella Windows and Patio Doors specification sheet. Ms. Hengen asked if the Certificate of Approval requires the Commission to outline their thinking on the form. Mr. Woodward explained that the Certificate of Approval requires a description of any conditions of approval or reasons for disapproval. Ms. Hengen stated that she would like to amend her original motion to read that the Heritage Commission is not requesting that the "simulated-divided-light-with-spacer" be required on the side elevations, because the side elevations have already undergone changes. The windows on the back of the house are not visible, or only minimally so from the street, so that the Commission would not require the "simulated-divided-light-with-spacer". Furthermore, this part of the building was moved to the site in 1959, and dates from the mid-20th century, and thus is neither representative of the other significant buildings in the District, and it is not within the Historic District's period of significance. Vice Chairperson Richards seconded the motion. Chairperson Donovan asked if there was any further discussion. Mr. Johnson stated that there was no discussion on the costs of the replacement windows as opposed to the rehab of the windows. He didn't feel that the house should be bastardized further with different windows on the side and back. Ms. Hengen felt that there was no overall public benefit to requiring the more expensive windows on the side and rear facades. Mr. Johnson asked whether it was more expensive to have the muntins on the outside of the windows. He really believes that the windows should all be the same. Mr. McConaha agreed with the motion but added a strong recommendation or caveat that all the windows be the same. Mr. Johnson asked whether Ms. Hengen would change her amended motion. She stated that she would prefer to have a list of recommendations from the Commission rather then amend her amended motion. Chairperson Donovan stated that the applicant was willing to move from 6 over 6 windows to 8 over 8 for all the replacement windows. He also stated that the Commission needs to be sensitive of the cost to the Church as well. Chairman Donovan reiterated that the building does not have the same historical significance as some of the other buildings with the Historic District. Vice Chairperson Richards asked if the motion was precluding the Church from rehabbing the windows and adding good quality to the building. Chairperson Donovan asked that a vote on the amended motion be taken. The vote was six in favor and one opposed. The motion carried. 4 Heritage Commission Minutes September 3, 2009 Mr. Johnson explained that he felt it was important that all the windows be the same and therefore felt it was necessary to vote in the negative. Vice Chair Richards asked if the City had procedures in place to follow-up to ensure that the wishes of the Heritage Commission were followed. Mr. Woodward stated that the Church would need to obtain permits, which are tracked in a city-wide software program, in which all involved departments must sign off. In order for this not to fall through the cracks, Mr. Woodward would calendar it for follow-up. Mr. Woodward stated that next month the Heritage Commission would be reviewing an application for tree removal at 11 Horseshoe Lane, located within the Historic District. Mr. Johnson questioned whether notification is made to the individuals and organizations within the Historic District; Mr. Woodward answered in the affirmative. b. Concord School District Consolidation Chairperson Donovan stated that Mr. McConaha has been participating with the Concord School District's task force, which is looking at rehabilitation versus new construction of the Kimball, Broken Ground, and Morrill school buildings. Mr. McConaha explained that the School District has hired an architect and is in the process of obtaining bonds. He also stated that his involvement has been as an individual and not as a member of the Heritage Commission. He proposes that the Heritage Commission weigh in, identify, and articulate the historic significance of the buildings, and that a subcommittee of the Heritage Commission be formed to come up with a proposal. Mr. Johnson stated that the Concord School District appears to be moving the process forward quickly, and that the Heritage Commission should take a stand. Mr. Woodward stated that the Certified Local Government Grant will allow the Heritage Commission to review the buildings and would also provide for good public education opportunities if any of the school buildings are eligible for placement on the National Historic Register. Mr. Woodward stated that he has been reaching out to the School District with reference to the Certified Local Government Grant to seek their cooperation in gaining access to the buildings and securing copies of plans. Mr. McConaha stated that if the Commission receives the Certified Local Government Grant then that would offer a setting for the Commission to proceed; however, he feels that the Commission should reiterate that Concord is a community that still maintains school buildings that are important assets that need to be preserved. He also feels that it is important to inform the School District and the City Council of the Commission's position. He stated that the first step could be to designate the buildings as landmark buildings and then apply for designation from the National Historic Register. Ms. Hengen stated her appreciation to Mr. McConaha for his attendance at the school meetings. She stated that the Kimball and Morrill buildings are different from the other school buildings, as the plans are to reuse the site, however, the others are slated to be consolidated and the existing buildings will become vacant. She also stated that it is not appropriate for the Heritage Commission to be involved in the educational issues surrounding the School District's plans. She asked how the Commission could get word out to the community about the Certified Local Government Grant and about the Commission's feelings about the school buildings. She asked 5 Heritage Commission Minutes September 3, 2009 whether the Commission was likely to obtain the grant. Vice Chair Richards responded that we are likely to get the grant, but not the full amount requested. Ms. Hengen stated that the plans for the October School District meeting include showing the public the proposed new designs and receiving comments thereon. She feels that the timing for the Heritage Commission's involvement is right. Mr. McConaha said that at the last task force meeting, the architect seemed to feel that the Morrill building was to be demolished and Mr. McConaha questioned whether the decision had already been made. Dr. Black asked how the Heritage Commission could intervene at this point. Mr. McConaha stated that the Commission could attend the meetings, but that it was important that the Commission decide what role they would plan and to create a consistent message. Dr. Black stated that the Heritage Commission should make a proposal to the City Council and the School Board. Chairperson Donovan said that the Heritage Commission needs to step up and be heard. So far the issues have been educational, but now they are architectural. He thinks it is important that the School District be made aware of the Commission's stand, and he feels that the Heritage Commission should be part of the discussions. Mr. Johnson suggested that the City Council could pass a resolution to support saving the buildings. Ms. Hengen suggested that the Heritage Commission could be a consulting party to the federal and state historic review process and that the Heritage Commission could write a letter to the NH Division of Historic Resources (NHDHR) to formalize the Commission's involvement. Ms. Hengen suggested that a formal letter from the Commission be sent to the NHDHR, and that the letter could then be reformatted as a letter to the school board, then again be reformatted as a "My Turn" piece in the Concord Monitor. Mr. Johnson suggested the same letter be reformatted as a resolution to the City Council. Chairperson Donovan asked which of the Heritage Commission members would be willing to work on this subcommittee to preserve the buildings. Mr. Johnson suggested that the entire Heritage Commission get together sooner than the regularly scheduled monthly meeting. Chairperson Donovan stated that there was a need to move quickly and asked for volunteers for the subcommittee. Mr. McConaha and Chairperson Donovan agreed to serve on the subcommittee. Ms. Hengen stated that she would be available to review the letters, but was unable to be on the subcommittee. Vice Chair Richards stated that he would also be able to review the letters, but as a parent of students in both Kimball and Walker Schools, he had divided loyalties. He also doesn't want the Heritage Commission to be seen as obstructionists. Mr. McConaha feels that the Commission would be viewed as advocates. Chairperson Donovan agreed with both Messrs. McConaha and Richards, in that the Commission has not been involved with the educational issues surrounding the schools, but now needs to advocate for the buildings. He also stated that the Commission needs to stick with the mission of the Heritage Commission. Ms. Hengen stated that Section 106 advises that all feasible options need to be looked at, and that the Heritage Commission would be able to assist with that. Chairperson Donovan stated that the subcommittee would keep the entire Heritage Commission informed of its activities. 4. Old Business: 6 Heritage Commission Minutes September 3, 2009 Heritage Commission Sign Program: Chairperson Donovan stated that the sign application for 82-84 North State Street has been approved. Certified Local Government Grant: Vice Chair Richards stated that the Division of Historic Resources wants to fund the Commission's grant request, but they probably wouldn't be able to fund the entire $25,000. DHR suggested that Mr. Woodward facilitate a meeting with the School District, the NH Department of Education, the NHDHR, and the Heritage Commission to explain the grant proposal. He stated that the Commission could probably get some matching funds. Mr. McConaha stated that if Section 106 kicks in, the School District may have to pay for all of the surveys. Isaac Hill Monument: Mr. Johnson stated that he believes the monument should be placed on North Main Street, according to his research. Demolition Review Subcommittee: Vice Chair Richards stated that a barn on Merrimack Street in Penacook is slated for demolition. The barn is more of a carriage house located behind the house and is not visible from the street. He also stated that the building has long ago lost its architectural significance. Barney's Flower Shop on Route 3 in Penacook is also slated for demolition. According to Vice Chair Richards, the house is not included in the demolition, just the nursery buildings. Mr. Johnson stated that he had looked at the buildings and felt that if the house wasn't included in the demolition then all of the other buildings could be demolished. Ms. Hengen stated that she would like to view both properties before coming to a decision. Mr. Johnson asked what had happened to the proposed demolition of 23 Bradley Street. Vice Chair Richards said that the demolition had been signed off on officially, but the owner was still interested in saving the building. He and Steve Bedard walked through the building, which used to be a hatter's shop on North Main Street, and found that the building was not structurally sound and restoration would be very expensive. Ms. Hengen stated that Steve Bedard said the building didn't have historical integrity. There being no further business or discussion. A motion was made and seconded to adjourn the meeting. The Chairman adjourned the meeting at 7:00 p.m. A TRUE RECORD ATTEST: Donna Muir Administrative Specialist Planning Division 7
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If You Give a Mouse a Cookie (original 1985; edition 1985)
by Laura Joffe Numeroff, Felicia Bond (Illustrator)
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The story starts, "If you give a mouse a cookie....The mouse will then get thirsty and ask for a glass of milk. Then he will need a straw, then he'll need a napkin to clean his milk mustache, he'll need to look in a mirror and see he needs a trim so he'll ask for scissors, then he'll need a broom to clean up his mess, and it continues with other distractions the mouse may have. The story ends with the mouse hanging up his pictures he drew on the refrigerator and it reminds him that he is thirsty and he needs a glass of milk, and then he'll need a cookie to go with his milk.
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I loved this book because the child were super interested in it. I also like this book because it is a series.
I would have the children draw a picture and hang it on the wall just like the mouse. I could have them practice writing their names. Another activity is cut up paper and pretend its hair and then give children small brooms and have them pick up the pieces.
Genre or Type of Picture Book: Fiction, Comedy, Humor Series Recommended for: Primary
If you Give a Mouse a Cookie is a great fiction book, for very young readers. The story is about a young boy who gives a little mouse a cookie, who then asks for so many other things, like milk, and a straw. The young boy learns that the mouse will only ask for more and more, which leaves the boy exhausted with a big mess to clean up. The book is great for young children because there are very real themes represented. The concept of sharing is a big one in this book, along with kindness and compassion. The real meaning of the book, might not be understood by young children, but some older children can recognize the hard work and compassion that goes into parenting. The illustrations in the book, help keep younger children engaged and able to follow the storyline. The bright colors incorporated seem to be entirely for younger readers, in order to further catch their attentions.
The first and best, because the consequences flow naturally from one disaster to another. The pictures on all of the books are excellent, and the stories are fun, but not as coherent as in this one.
This story is about a young boy who comes across a mouse and wants to help him. He shows the mouse he cares by giving him everything he asks for. The care and the kindness of the little boy shows how friendly and compassionate he is which is a great message towards young children. The illustrations in the book are wonderfully eye catching and really represent what the story is about. The characters in the story are well developed and you really see the compassion and friendliness of the little boy. The language and writing is entertaining and very engaging for younger students.
"If You Give a Mouse a Cookie" is a wonderful book that a teacher would be able to use to help with predicting a sequence of events as they come along.
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Amazon.com Amazon.com Review (ISBN 0060245867, Hardcover)Who would ever suspect that a tiny little mouse could wear out an energetic young boy? Well, if you're going to go around giving an exuberantly bossy rodent a cookie, you'd best be prepared to do one or two more favors for it before your day is through. For example, he'll certainly need a glass of milk to wash down that cookie, won't he? And you can't expect him to drink the milk without a straw, can you? By the time our hero is finished granting all the mouse's very urgent requests--and cleaning up after him--it's no wonder his head is becoming a bit heavy. Laura Joffe Numeroff's tale of warped logic is a sure-fire winner in the giggle-generator category. But concerned parents can rest assured, there's even a little education thrown in for good measure: underneath the folly rest valuable lessons about cause and effect. Felicia Bond's hilarious pictures are full of subtle, fun details. Fans will be happy to know that this dynamic author-illustrator pair teamed up again for If You Give a Moose a Muffin and If You Give a Pig a Pancake. (Great read aloud, ages 4 to 8) --Emilie Coulter
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Relating the cycle of requests a mouse is likely to make after you give him a cookie takes the reader through a young child's day.
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Experience with Elna sewing machine?
Hi everyone,
Newly retired and with a new granddaughter (and another grandchild due later this year) I've dusted off my geriatric Singer sewing machine which is older even than I am! It was my mother's. Time for a new one.
I feel quite out of touch and on the advice of a friend who is a high school home ec teacher, I've been looking at Janome machines. I learned today that Elna are made by Janome and are slightly less pricey. I've been looking closely at the 520 and am wondering if anyone here has had any experience with Elna, and/or specifically this model? A local dealer sells these (also Pfaff, Husquvarna and Janome) and after a lengthy discussion today she suggested the Elna 520.
I would say my sewing skills & experience fall in the intermediate category; make drapes, soft furnishings, baby and children's clothes (all those years ago, now to revisit that happy time as a grandma).
Any information would be really welcome. Thank you!
I have owned 4 Elna sewing and 2 sergers..I still have 2 machines and a serger. All were originals made by Elna in Sweden except my recent purchase of the 7100 made by Janome. They were all great--very long lasting and dependable. I still have my Elna Carina with air pedal in my closet, but the 7100 is a different animal...has a bigger throat for quilting and only does strait stitching. However, I have been very pleased with it's performance. I would suggest you look at the Pfaff,,I have 2 of these and they are very good machines. They have built in IDT so you never need to buy a walking foot--and you can choose the features you want. Brother makes very friendly machines also--I have 2 of their embroidery models and I love, love love them!
I agree, cooksnsews...it popped into my head just today that I should have said Tavaro,(?) Switzerland. My bad! Everyone has her own opinion about what the best machine is, and it is good we can share our opinions. Because if we all liked one brand best, there would be no options to choose from.
Thank you for the feedback. I very much appreciate it.
The Elna I've been looking at I think will suit my needs for now; it comes with a plexi glass table , walking foot, 1/4" foot and free motion foot included in the $599 price. I thought that sounded good as I've been checking around for awhile.
She also includes lessons in the price as I am going to need them to maximize all the features it offers.
Thanks again, please feel free to add any other comments as it'll be next week before I can get in there to buy it.


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Skillet-Baked Chocolate Chip Cookie
Sometimes bigger is actually better. Case in point: this giant cookie.
- Servings: 8
Photography: Monica Buck
Source: Martha Stewart Living, July 2002
- 2 cups all-purpose flour
- 1 teaspoon baking soda
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 3/4 cup unsalted butter, softened
- 1/2 cup sugar
- 3/4 cup packed light-brown sugar
- 1 large egg
- 2 teaspoons pure vanilla extract
- 1 1/2 cups (about 9 ounces) mixed milk- and semisweet-chocolate chips
- 2 pints vanilla ice cream
- Caramel Sauce
Preheat oven to 350 degrees. In a medium bowl, whisk together flour, baking soda, and salt; set aside. In the bowl of an electric mixer fitted with the paddle attachment, cream butter and sugars until mixture is light and fluffy, about 2 minutes. Add egg and vanilla; mix until they are fully incorporated. Add flour mixture, and beat until just combined.
Stir in chocolate chips.
Transfer dough to a 10-inch ovenproof skillet, and press to flatten, covering bottom of pan. Bake until edges are brown and top is golden, 40 to 45 minutes. Don't overbake; it will continue to cook a few minutes out of the oven. Transfer to a wire rack to cool, 15 to 20 minutes. Cut into 8 wedges. Serve warm; top each wedge with a scoop of ice cream and some caramel sauce.
Reviews (65)
Sandra60 4 Jan, 2015
Made this yesterday as it's easy and isn't loaded with butter and has only one egg. Yet very disappointed, tastes very fatty and heavy! Wondering if there's a way to cut down on the butter by replacing part of it with something else? Applesauce, yogurt, olive oil, etc?
baking1234 21 Jul, 2014
@ BrendaRaines - the milk that is mentioned in the recipe is milk and semisweet chocolate chips
Brenda Raines 25 Jun, 2014
When does the milk go in?
Penelope McClenny 26 Sep, 2013
Excellent recipe, a definite do-over. I love the taste it had, seemingly absorbing a few slightly different flavors from my cast-iron skillet. Also loved how easy it was to mix and form, much quicker than dropping individual cookies!
youngbakes 15 Apr, 2013
could we use a cake pan instead??
bwilcox 25 Feb, 2013
This was great! I used Splenda & Splenda brown sugar & it was delicious and easy. This is our new most favorite cookie! I cut it into small cubes and bagged them in snack bags & put them in the freezer for lunches. Terrific!
leashad 4 Aug, 2011
You could probably bake this on the stove top if you cooked it on low heat and have a lid on top. I don't see why anyone would complain that it is 'stoved baked' compared to oven top baked....with any amount of imagination, this could be done on a campstove!. I have seen a total of NO cookies 'baked' on a stove top, BTW....
pineapplegirl 3 Aug, 2011
The name is not misleading...it says BAKED...baking is done IN an oven. COOKED would be done ON the stove-top.
DebbieDurham 3 Aug, 2011
CORRECTION: Name 'IS' very mis-leading...
DebbieDurham 3 Aug, 2011
DISAPPOINTED! The name if very mis-leading. I was hoping for a cookie that could be "baked" on the stove-top, in a skillet. This could be baked in ANY round pan, in the oven!
cherrylady 17 Jan, 2011
With the day off from school, my 15 year old daughter wanted to make dinner ALL BY HERSELF! She searched for recipes that appealed to her. She made a delicious chicken/potato soup, Irish soda bread and this Skillet-Baked Chocolate Chip Cookie. Everything was yummy! She was so proud when her big brother asked for seconds of everything! The cookie turned out so picture perfect! The warm caramel sauce was soooooooooooooooo delicious This recipe is perfect - fast, easy and great!
shirley97128 16 Jan, 2011
I do it on a pizza pan for birthdays. Everyone loves getting a giant cookie for thier birthday. I bake the whole batch on a deep cookie sheet most of the time and then cuts into bars. Sooo much easier and faster and I think we like them better with that nice thick bite.
margob111 15 Jan, 2011
Go ahead and Google "Cookie Break Up Recipe" - I found the recipe in seconds. Here's one: http://www.food.com/recipe/cookie-break-up-85037
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mattafer 15 Jan, 2011
I think this is a great recipe, I made it with peanut butter and semi sweet as well as just semi sweet ( I am not a milk choc fan) and it was really good! I also recommend the "Cookie Break up" recipe, it is similar, you can bake it in a baking sheet and make a large cookie cake. I cut it into bars for kids parties at school all the time, add a little homemade buttercream frosting! I have also used this recipe like that, in a baking sheet, comes out great as well!
cellochick 9 Jun, 2010
What an simple recipe! I altered the recipe to 3/4 cup semi-sweet chocolate chips and 3/4 crushed peanut butter cups. I also used coffee ice cream! EVERYONE loved it This is so good, wow wow wow!
fuchiasw 6 Jun, 2010
Was great fun to make, turned out very well, lovely sliced with ice-cream...will make again.
mph067 20 Nov, 2009
My friends and I loved this. I followed the exact recipe, though I used a pie plate and not a skillet. The caramel sauce was really easy and added a wonderfully buttery element to the dessert. It was a perfect dessert for a casual dinner with my friends.
spindog3 30 Aug, 2009
I really liked how easy it was and chocolate flavor. I think it has too much butter as it was very grease on bottom
moelach 28 Aug, 2009
Does anyone know if this could be made in cast iron over open fire or coal fire
heidibell 28 Aug, 2009
I've made this a dozen times. I know I could do it in a 9 x 13 pan, but, in the skillet is fun and easy. Same concept as on a pizza pan. The family likes it and the kids think it's fun.
frogz60 28 Aug, 2009
I make mine in a 9x13 pan like bar cookies and have for years. My mom did in the 70's to keep the kitchen cooler in the summer. Takes less time than making a lot of cookies.
NanciKA 22 May, 2009
Very good and easy.
bjahorse 13 May, 2009
My husband is not a sweet eater, but this was too good to pass up. I made this and my family certainly enjoyed it. I would recommend any cook to try this. Thanks Martha.
CookieMonster81 22 Dec, 2008
I LOVE this recipe!! I have made is so many times and it is always a crowd-pleaser. I always use a pie dish for this recipe. I love that the recipe is so versatile...in the past I have used a combination of chocolate chips with butterscotch chips, solely semisweet, and a combination of semi sweet and milk chocolate chips. Each and every way, it has always tasted amazing!!
CookieMonster81 16 Sep, 2008
This recipe is delicious, and my husband loved it! It is so simple and the results are great. I would definitely make this recipe again.
htpepper 27 Aug, 2008
Thanks for the info on cast iron...my son wants this cookie instead of a cake for his 16th birthday...so I'm gonna give it a whirl in my cast iron pan!
pammycoon 23 Aug, 2008
I have made this for a long time. It does work in an 8by 11 pyrex dish. I always lightly spray it! I like to use white chocolate, semi- sweet and pecans! Sometimes I add a touch of cinnamon too. Seems to cut down on the sweetness, plus we love anything with that spice! I have also baked it in a 9by 13 dish, cut with cookie cutters and made ice cream sandwiches. Very versitle recipe!
farolwon 22 Aug, 2008
This recipe is outstanding. I was trying to copy the pizzooki dessert from BJ's which I love...this was better. It was crispy on the top and gooey inside. I served it with vanilla ice cream and hot fudge sauce...YUM!
nikizyismail 20 Aug, 2008
i have a dutch oven and its quite thick.. but can i use that?
beverson 19 Aug, 2008
Oh yeah -- plain old cast iron will work great. That's what I bake my corn bread and pizza in all the time. If it's brand new, be sure to season it first, though! Otherwise you shouldn't need any greasing or anything, though I think it never hurts just to give a spritz of Pam (or a similar cooking spray).
htpepper 19 Aug, 2008
The only oven proof pans I have are plain ol cast iron, will they work ok?
amberpasternak 18 Aug, 2008
we use non-stick skillets, but we remove the cookie from the skillet before we cut.
amberpasternak 18 Aug, 2008
This is our fallback recipe. I haven't met anyone who doesn't love it. When we're going to a picnic we usually make 2 or 3 with different chips (chocolate chip, peanut butter, toffee . . . )
tomahawkcook 18 Aug, 2008
I'm just going to use a cast iron lodge pan, why buy more stuff? It's worth a try or even a square glass pan, just watch it closely.
rodeodoe 18 Aug, 2008
Does this mean I can't use a cast iron skillet with no other covering?
ditdit 18 Aug, 2008
for camping or if you do not have an oven - this works for me- combine wet ingredients in skillet and bring to a boil- boil one minute- add dry ingredients and stip and drop by teaspoons onto parment or wax paper on a cookie sheet. I substitute single serve applesause for any eggs in a recipe also.
mdford45 17 Aug, 2008
Go to QVC.com. They have some great cast iron covered in porcelain at good prices. I have several and they are great
motherbear 17 Aug, 2008
I bought my porcelain covered cast iron skillet from Target.com and LOVE it!! They have them for $27.99 marked down from $35 now. They are only online.
Knits4All 17 Aug, 2008
I'm sure that skillet in the picture is from Martha's line. Cruesat (sp?), the venerable French company that has been making enameled ironware for decades, carries many sizes and colors.
I was hoping this recipe was for a cookie you could cook in a skillet on a stove top, so it could be used camping. No such luck.
Henrie 17 Aug, 2008
Don't recommend a non-stick pan, it would get cut up too much. 13 x 9 would be stretching the dough and need to watch the time so it doesn't overbake. I have a 8 x 11 glass pan and it works perfect. With have a allergy to chocolate I use the butterscotch chips, works great for me.
jwhite4 17 Aug, 2008
I am SO excited! I lost the issue of MSL that this recipe appeared in, and have looked for years for its equal! I made it a few times and I have longed for it ever since. The caramel sauce is the best I'd ever made and have not found a recipe since that I liked as well. Awesome!
reinz 17 Aug, 2008
Le Creuset makes great porcelain cover cast iron cookware. It's a bit pricey, but worth every cent. Williams Sonoma sells it and also try Amazon.com for deals.
corknut 17 Aug, 2008
Yes, I've done this same thing in a pie plate many times! Then I top with sliced bananas and Cool Whip! Makes a great dessert! I would love a porcelain covered cast iron skillet like this one! Anyone know where I could find one?
Harla 17 Aug, 2008
Does this recipe work well in a black cast iron skillet? I would think the pie plate would work well... a large pie plate.
bashaloma 17 Aug, 2008
I only have an electric hand-mixer, is this okay?
AquaLayla 17 Aug, 2008
I have been making this type of cookie for years. I have always used a 9 or 10 inch round cake pan and the baked cookie turns out perfectly.
Elsgrammie 17 Aug, 2008
Can I know that answer too please? Elsgrammie
angiep1983 17 Aug, 2008
You might just need to cook it a few less minutes with a pie pan as it will be thinner than the skillet- just check with a toothpick/knife. Other than that there shouldn't be any difference that I can see!
dovecanyon 17 Aug, 2008
To Miracledebtor: I think you could use a heavy glass pie-plate. Wouldn't try it in a lightweight aluminum. I suggest you pick up a cast-iron skillet. One 9-10" round is all you would really need. (I have several round
EWjunk 17 Aug, 2008
I've been making this since it first came out in Living. It's delicious, especially if you like moist, chewy chocolate chip cookies. I use a stainless steel everyday pan, but I'm sure you could use a pie plate. This recipe is just like baking a batch of chocolate chip cookies in bar form, so I'm sure any other baking pan is fine, as long as you can get the cookies out of it easily.
maebock 17 Aug, 2008
You could make a pie in a skillet...so I would say that you absolutely could make this giant cookie in a pie plate. I would take care to pat the dough in evenly.
alowaves 17 Aug, 2008
I would use a glass pie plate or small cake pan. I believe they will cook the same as in the toll house cookie bar recipe.
capriole57 17 Aug, 2008
Great question! I have the same predicament. Could I substitute a 9 x 13" glass baking dish?
tazzie102 17 Aug, 2008
you can use a cake pan a round or square or oblong i use a cake pan and use the regular cookie recipe and then i put frosting on them
lsb2832 17 Aug, 2008
Miracledebtor, I think you could use a pie plate instead of a skillet. I think glass would be good if you have one; it's thicker than metal and would insulate the bottom of the cookie better. If you don't have glass then use two metal pie plates. The trapped air between the two tins will act as insulation to keep the bottom of the cookie from burning. Hope this helped. Linda
MariaGC 17 Aug, 2008
I haven't tried this yet, but I think you can use a pie plate. I don't have an oven-proof skillet, so I'm going to use a 9" cake pan. I'll submit another comment with the results.
lesiamw 17 Aug, 2008
A wonderful dessert baked in a skillet or a pie plate! My 12 year old daughter bakes this all the time while I am at work! Everyone loves it and it is so simple! Thanks for a great recipe!
diflan 17 Aug, 2008
I don't see why not. Or evn a 9x13 pan. It's pretty much the same idea as the Chocolate Chip bars on the back of the choc. chips bag. Just watch your baking time.
debra_rose 17 Aug, 2008
In case you don't get an email response quickly --- I see no reason a glass pie plate wouldn't work.
megawoman 17 Aug, 2008
I would guess that you could cook this in most anything but if I didn't use a skillet, the next best thing is a Corning ware type shallow casserole dish.
MW-COS 17 Aug, 2008
The BEST chocolate chip recipte is the Original Toll House one which can be made as a cake as well. And in my experience you can use whatever pan you want.
MW-COS 17 Aug, 2008
The BEST chocolate chip recipte is the Original Toll House one which can be made as a cake as well. And in my experience you can use whatever pan you want.
MW-COS 17 Aug, 2008
The BEST chocolate chip recipte is the Original Toll House one which can be made as a cake as well. And in my experience you can use whatever pan you want.
miracledebtor 17 Aug, 2008
I don't have a skillet that is oven-proof...can I use a pie plate just as easily? Please email me with an answer on this...thanks


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94.9 KLTY Full-time Producer for Night Light™ with Andrea
Mike Prendergast
Program Director/Music Director
6400 N. Belt Line Road, Suite 120
Irving, TX 75063
Full-time Production Assistant
Mike Prendergast
Program Director/Music Director
6400 N. Belt Line Road, Suite 120
Irving, TX 75063
Morning Show Producer/Programming Assistant
KLTY KWRD KSKY KVCE KTNO - EEO Public File Report 2014-2015
Any organization that distributes information about employment opportunities to job seekers or refers job seekers to employers can request that it receive notification of full-time job vacancies at this station as they occur by contacting Kelly Trentham at firstname.lastname@example.com. Each organization that wants to receive notification of job vacancies must provide its name, mailing address, e-mail address (if applicable), telephone number and contact person, and identify the category or categories of vacancies for which it requests notification. An organization may request notification about all vacancies.