Recipes, Recipes, Recipes! Yummmmmmmm!

[socksey]

These are two cookie recipes that MacMom recently gave to me.  They are so good, I wanted to share with you.

Snowballs

Needed:  1 pkg Oreo cookies, 1 pkg cream cheese, and 1 pkg Almond bark

Take a pkg of Oreo cookies and crush.  I put them in a zip lock bag and use my rolling pin to do this.  Add an 8 oz. pkg of cream cheese.  Stir together.  Form this into 1" balls.  I usually put these in the fridge to cool.  Then dip them in melted Almond bark.

Note from socksey:  When I gave this recipe to one of my sisters, she said she had tried it with mint oreos and with peanut butter oreos with great success.  ))


Mint Sugar cookies

Needed:  I pkg refrigerated sugar cookie dough, and 1 pkg chocolate mint candies (the rectangular kind).  The brand that I found in the store was called Andes.

Pick up a tube of refrigerated sugar cookie dough at the grocery store.  Also pick up a bag or box of chocolate mint candies (like the rectangular ones you get after dinner at resturants--not the big round ones).  Cut the cookie dough as recommended and put one mint on top of each cookie.  Bake as instructed for sugar cookies.

Enjoy!

Please feel free to add any of your favorite recipes to this forum!

socksey



In this world you are given as you give
And you are forgiven as you forgive -
While you go your way
Through each lovely day
You create your future as you live. - Peace Pilgrim

[lewscannon]

I'm particularly looking forward to Resh's meatloaf recipe, along with Mookie Moonshine & Vic's Humble Pie.

[spielberg]

Ok I want to try these (to hell with the diet). I can find britland subs for everything apart form "Almond Bark". It's meltable and flavoured with almond - is it marzipan sox?

[socksey]

I'm particularly looking forward to Resh's meatloaf recipe, along with Mookie Moonshine & Vic's Humble Pie.

It's meltable and flavoured with almond - is it marzipan sox?

No, although that sounds wonderful, Almond Bark is either a white chocolate or a vanilla flavored comparable confection.  In the USA, it is found where the chocolate chips are and is in a meltable block sort of form with creases for breaking.   

socksey



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[maria]

Altho I'm not a cook (I'm more of an eater), here's something that just makes my mouth droOooOoOOol!!!
Check it out!

http://www.kidskuisine.com/?page_id=8