Posts tagged: cookies
Make 90-Second Waffle Cookies.
By ChrisjobFrom dough to dunked in just 90 seconds.
When you've simply got to have a warm cookie right away, look to your waffle iron. The crispy/chewy results will look like waffles, taste like cookies, and last...well, about another 90 seconds. "These cookies, excerpted from the book Dessert Express, look like mini waffles, but they bake up just like oatmeal-chocolate chip cookies, with browned, toasty oats on the outside and gooey, melty chips. Once cooled, they look cute garnishing bowls of ice cream."
Vampire Cookies and Cupcakes.
By Chrisjob
The shelves are piled high with plastic pumpkins, and it's time to start baking. Wanna try something other than witch cutouts and sugar-sprinkled jack-o-lanterns?
Make Homemade Conversational Heart Cookies
By DIY Maven
Most people find conversational hearts charming, but that chalky texture? Yeah, not so much. If you make these cookies, you can keep the conversation going while still enjoying a charming and sweet Valentine treat. It all starts with your favorite shortbread recipe. If you don’t have one, check this, this or thi » READ MORE
How To Make President Obama's Tuna Salad
By ModHomeEcTeacher
Now that we got him sworn in, I'm going to make an Obama Tuna Salad Sandwich, snuggle up in front of the telly and watch the rest of the festivites. Later on, » READ MORE
Make No-Bake Graham Cracker Cottages
By DIY Maven
Forget the hassle of making gingerbread and go right to the fun part...the decorating! The main components of the cottages’ construction are royal icing and graham crackers. Can’t get much easier than that. Visit Martha for the basic how-to and for inspirational pictures to get you started.
The ULTIMATE On-Line Cookie Recipe Directory!!
By DIY Maven 
Mrs. Claus has an uber cookie recipe directory. Just click on the cookie of your dreams and WHAM the recipe appears. Here is just a small sampling of her astonishing directory. Via the North Pole, of course.
Buccaneer Snowballs Buried Cherry Cookies Butter Cookies Butter Nut Balls Butterballs Butterscotch Haystacks C.O.P. Cookies Candy Cane Cookies Candy Cookies Caramel Shortbread Cheesecake Brownies Cherry Buns Cherry Crowns Cherry Winks C » READ MORE
Already-Been-Chewed Cookie Cutters
By DIY Maven
Check out these cookie cutters from Perpetual Kid. Note the appropriately ‘sad’ faces. Too funny!! Made of cast aluminum, a set of three will cost you a reasonable $11.99.
POST UPDATE: Forget Perpetual Kid; go to Wee Can Shop where they're only $7.99. They also qualify for free shipping if you spend over a hundred bucks.
Use Up That Candy Corn....Make Candy Corn Turkey Cookies!!
By DIY MavenYesterday we used up our leftover Halloween candy with some yummy beverage recipe ideas, none of which included that candy corn leftover from our Candy Corn Challenge attempts. But now, thanks to Pillsbury, we have some great cookie recipes perfect for Thanksgiving!! Each are made with Pillsbury’s Create ‘n Back refrigerated sugar cookies, pre-packaged frostings and, of course, candy corn!
Thanksgiving Turkey Cookies (Makes 16 cookies.)
- 1 roll » READ MORE
Candy Corn Cookies
By aliciakThese cookies are shortbread, and are not actually MADE from candy corn, but they are tasty, require only three ingredients, and are sure to impress your family and friends at Halloween time.
Ingredients:
- 3/4 cup margarine or butter, softened
- 1/4 cup sugar
- 2 cups all-purpose flour
- Yellow food coloring
- Red food coloring
Mix butter (or marg.) and sugar in a large bowl. It will be crumbly! Stir in flour and then scrape out of the bo » READ MORE
Williams-Sonoma's 3-D Cookie Cutters
By DIY Maven
Williams-Sonoma has a charming 3-D Halloween Cookie Cutter Set that transforms boring cut-out cookies to something rather fabulous. The set includes a pumpkin, a black cat, a haunted house and a witch for a total of 8 cutters. And at 24 bucks a set, it ranks in the 'affordable' category for things available for sale at the upscale retailer.
C is for Cookie, That's Good Enough for Me!
By beccajoGood gravy. We just got two boxes of deliciousness at work, these people are geniuses. Just as I was beginning to worry about where my lunch would come from, these warm, gooey, homemade cookies showed up at my door. Tank family, I lurve you. They should also provide delivery of gallons of milk.......
If you live in the Twin Cities, and are in charge of your company's corporate gifts, you should send these cookies. Seriously. A much better altern » READ MORE
