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Peckish 12-13-2012 09:09 AM
Originally Posted by meanmom (Post 5717358)
I have been trying to chew gum while I bake Christmas cookies to help me stay out of the dough. It helps because the mint taste in my mouth ruins the taste of the dough.
What a great idea!! I'll make sure to avoid chewing gum as I bake. :D :D:D

trolleystation 12-13-2012 12:11 PM
Me Too. I have been puttinG off making Christmas cookies because I CANNOT EAT JUST ONE!!!!!

sewdamncute 12-13-2012 06:18 PM
I ate so many last year, I decided not to make any this year.......yet!!

Scrap41 12-13-2012 06:36 PM
Have you heard that if you add a package of instant pudding to your cookie
mix, they will stay soft longer? It works! I have used vanilla in most of
mine, but you could use other flavors too. They do this with cookies at
the school lunch.

Peckish 12-13-2012 07:17 PM
Originally Posted by Scrap41 (Post 5718810)
Have you heard that if you add a package of instant pudding to your cookie
mix, they will stay soft longer? It works! I have used vanilla in most of
mine, but you could use other flavors too. They do this with cookies at
the school lunch.
I didn't know they stayed soft longer, but the recipe I have for choc chip cookies calls for pudding and I think it's the tastiest recipe I've ever tried. Now I can't wait to try the recipe I found that includes candy cane pudding (yes I actually found some at the store) and white chocolate chips, with crushed candy canes on top. Yum!

bearisgray 12-13-2012 07:50 PM
Originally Posted by Peckish (Post 5718888)
I didn't know they stayed soft longer, but the recipe I have for choc chip cookies calls for pudding and I think it's the tastiest recipe I've ever tried. Now I can't wait to try the recipe I found that includes candy cane pudding (yes I actually found some at the store) and white chocolate chips, with crushed candy canes on top. Yum!
Please post the recipe - that's teasing to just TELL us about it! ;)

Nickky 12-13-2012 08:42 PM
Yes they are soo good. Also someone had a cheese cake recipe on here that used blackberrys and blackberry brandy for topping. Can someone repeat the recipe please and so do you leave the seeds in? Thanks for any help.

Peckish 12-13-2012 09:56 PM
Originally Posted by bearisgray (Post 5718948)
Please post the recipe - that's teasing to just TELL us about it! ;)
Ok here is the recipe I found. I have NOT tried it yet, so I can't say if it's good. I've also seen a few variations floating around, one used chocolate mint M&MS instead of candy canes and white chocolate. If you google "candy cane pudding recipe" you should be able to find a few different recipes.

http://momscrazycooking.blogspot.com...es-day-12.html


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