There’s still time to make something special for your loved one/s. If you haven’t done so already, try some spritz cookies, classic chocolate chip cookies or (best of all) handmade peanut butter truffles. You’ll be glad you did!
Entries Tagged 'Holiday baking' ↓
Happy Valentine’s Day!
February 14th, 2010 — Administrative posts, Candy, Cookies, Gift ideas, Holiday baking, Holiday ideas
Whoopie Pies
December 20th, 2008 — Christmas, Dessert, Holiday baking
This sinfully simple and unbelievably DELICIOUS recipe is another submission from my friend Tracie. When I opened her email, my jaw positively dropped. HOMEMADE WHOOPIE PIES!! OH MY GOOODNESSSS!! You see, my daughters are not just whoopie pie fans, they are WHOOPIE PIE FANATICS. We frequently buy them from an Amish stand at a local farmer’s market. At $1 buck a piece, they’re not exactly a financial burden, BUT the prospect of making our OWN for (almost) FREE?! WELL. My cheapness and love of baking could not be more fulfilled. And neither could the girls. These are by far the BEST whoopie pies any of us has tasted. A true Christmas gift!
Yields 9 pies.
Bratty-Natty’s Berry Bars
December 15th, 2008 — Christmas cookies, Cookies, Dessert, Holiday baking
WELCOME to the FIRST Annual Holiday Bake-Off here on The Daily Dish! I’d like to thank each of the lovely readers who submitted favorite recipes for me to share, and remind everyone else to say thanks by commenting below. NOW.. onto our inaugural recipe!
To really start things off right, our first festive recipe is the best of all worlds. Nutty, flaky, with a delicious whisper of sweet fruit, these cookies are decadent - yet virtually sodium free! My dear pal Natalie, aka CurlyWurlyGurly, confessed this is really her mother-in-law’s top-secret recipe.. but REALLY, who’s keeping track? Many thanks to them both for sharing.
Yields 32 bars.
