DAY 4: Chocolate Walnut Cookies
A simple, but delicious, drop cookie that forms a brownie-like top crust when they bake. Perfect for the dark chocolate lover!
RECIPE:
DAY 4: Chocolate Walnut Cookies
A simple, but delicious, drop cookie that forms a brownie-like top crust when they bake. Perfect for the dark chocolate lover!
RECIPE:
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DAY 3: Browned Butter Chocolate Chip Cookies
For those who want to take their chocolate chip cookie recipe up a notch.
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DAY 2: Peppermint Bark Reindeer Chow
This is a fun Christmas treat to make with kids. Chex cereal coated in melted white chocolate and crushed candy canes. You can add other things to your mix, like mint m&m’s, or stick to a purist peppermint bark mixture.
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Welcome to the 14th Annual Twelve Days of Christmas Cookies!
DAY 1: Caramel Peanut Butter Thumbprints
A soft peanut butter cookie, filled with homemade caramel, drizzled with dark chocolate, and then sprinkled with chopped peanuts.
If you like Snickers candy bars, you will love these cookies!
The homemade caramel filling makes more caramel than you will need for 1 batch of cookies. Once I open a can of sweetened condensed milk, I like to use the whole thing, so I always make a full batch of the caramel filling. You could halve the caramel recipe or make 2 batches of the peanut butter cookie dough, but I usually use part of the caramel in this recipe and the rest to make Chocolate Caramel Thumbprints. It is also great drizzled over ice cream or pie.
While we are cooking and baking this Christmas season, I hope that you will also remember that in addition to needing cookies, The World Needs Your Light!
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Looking for fun Halloween cookies to make with your kids this year? Here are a few favorites:




Autumn Spiced Fall Leaf Cookies

Twix Stuffed Chocolate Cookies

Happy Spooking!
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On Sundays, I teach a children’s church class of about a dozen 4-7 year olds. This week our lesson was on the book of Proverbs. While there are many good lessons and teachings in Proverbs, there isn’t a clear story line that grabs the attention of young minds.
To try to keep them at least a little bit engaged as we discussed some relevant proverbs, I made fortune cookies with slips of paper inside containing a few proverbs that we could discuss. I tried to impress upon them that these were NOT fortune cookies, but “Proverb Cookies”.
This is the list of proverbs that I printed to put in the cookies. Some we opened in class, and the rest were given out to others later.
When making fortune cookies, there are always a few that don’t fold correctly, or harden too quickly to fold. My family always loves these casualties to my baking.
Click the link below for detailed instructions on how to make and shape the cookies:
Making and Shaping Fortune Cookies
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