Your Fav Cookie Recipe For The Holidays?
#64
I have two favorites; a simple Libby's Pumpkin Pie and a very simple pecan pie. Nothing to making them, and they come out perfect every time. Family goes wild and I can't keep them around long enough so that means there's no waste. In fact, it is almost that time to start making a few more. No problem. I love these two recipes. I use Pet Ritz frozen pie shells in the shallow size.
#67
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Thank you! I wanted something cheerful and seasonal but also quilty. I found it on ART.COM...sorta barrowed it! They have some great pictures! :mrgreen:
Originally Posted by Momma_K
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#68
Has anyone heard of or made Buttermilk Fudge? I had it years ago from my aunt, she lost the recipe and hasn't bothered to make it since. But it is delicious! You can find the recipe online. It sounds gross but it's really good! Nothing like buttermilk at all.
#69
In my family, it's Springerles. These are German cookies made mostly from eggs and powdered sugar, and anise seeds on the bottom. My mother made them every year; now that she's gone, one of my brothers and I are competing to see who can make the best ones, with Dad as the judge.
#70
Originally Posted by Momma_K
Originally Posted by Grandma Cindy
Originally Posted by Momma_K
Russian Tea Cakes, some call them Mexican Wedding cakes but they melt in your mouth! I do those, Ritz crackers sandwiched with peanut butter dipped in chocolate bark. Oatmeal w/raisin cookies and of course old fashioned homemade cooked fudge! But the favorite are the Tea Cakes.
http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/fo...g-Cakes-108073
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