Amy Roloff Shares Her Oatmeal Walnut Chocolate Chunk Cookie Recipe

Amy Roloff's YouTube program "Amy Roloff's Little Kitchen" has fans split. Many do not agree with the cost attached to the viewership, while others are tuned in to learn a thing or two from the famous chef. She recently shared a delicious recipe and encouraged fans to indulge despite being out of season.

Amy Roloff took to Instagram to share a recipe that she loves. She made a video of how she prepares what she calls Oatmeal Walnut Chocolate Chunk Cookies. She added a lot of untoasted oats, walnuts, and pieced-up chocolate bars to the recipe. She revealed that she likes chocolate a lot, but raisins not so much.

In the newly released video, we see Roloff dressed in a red top and a black apron, going to work in her kitchen. Roloff said the cookies are best for the winter season but suggested that her fans try them this weekend.

After taking a bite of the finished product, Roloff said, "People, I don't think you can go wrong with these cookies. If you like a sweeter cookie, I would do half brown sugar and half white sugar, but I love these. I could eat like four of them." She quickly reconsidered her consumption and added, "Okay, I'll say three; I could eat three."

Some fans disagree that her content should be paid for, while her core fans subscribe to learn more about her tricks and flavors.

The TV personality made sure to add the recipe to her website to provide ease for fans looking to prepare her original recipe. On the website, she revealed she thought the cookies were perfect for winter.

Amy has been on many talk shows and has been entered into the Guinness Book of World Records for having the most episodes among family-orientated reality TV shows. The View is one of the many shows she has appeared on—cohosted by Emmanuel Hostin's wife, Sunny, Joy Behar, and others.

Roloff has a program called "Amy Roloff's Little Kitchen," which she launched in 2016. The YouTube show is in connection to her famous TV show "Little People, Big World." She takes recipes to another level on the YouTube broadcast, unlocking various ways to make one thing.

One aspect of her 2016 show has divided viewers: the different subscription levels to view her content. She has three subscription tiers priced at $4.99, $9.99, and $19.99. Some fans disagree that her content should be paid for, while her core fans subscribe to learn more about her tricks and flavors.