Who's baking COOKIES???

[Landon]

[COLOR=red]Me!!! I am, LOL

I am starting off with these 2 recipes. I was on the look out for simple cookie recipes and I found these two:[/COLOR]

[B]Crunchy snowballs[/B]

[B]Ingredients[/B]

1/4 cup butter
1 package (10 ounce) small marshmallows
6 cups Rice Krispies cereal
powdered sugar
[B]Directions[/B]


[LIST=1][*]Melt butter in a large pan. Add marshmallows and stir continuously until they melt. [*]Remove pan from heat. Stir in cereal. Allow to cool.[*]Put some powdered sugar in zip top plastic bag. [*]When cereal mixture is cool, shape into a balls. [*]Put in plastic bag with sugar and shake gently.[*]Continue until all snowballs are finished, store in an airtight container.[/LIST]


EASY NO FLOUR COOKIES
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2 eggs
2 c. peanut butter
2 c. sugar

Mix all together real good. Make little balls on a cookie
sheet. Use a fork and press down on each ball. Bake at 350°F
for 12 or 13 minutes. Very tasty.


[COLOR=red]Don't these look super easy? [/COLOR]

[COLOR=red]What about yawl?[/COLOR]

[Val]

I love peanut butter cookies...thanks for sharing!

[Erika]

Are you gonna send some my way? lol Now i want cookies. lol

[Magnolia Blossom]

Me!!! I am, LOL

I am starting off with these 2 recipes. I was on the look out for simple cookie recipes and I found these two:

Crunchy snowballs

Ingredients

1/4 cup butter
1 package (10 ounce) small marshmallows
6 cups Rice Krispies cereal
powdered sugar
Directions

1. Melt butter in a large pan. Add marshmallows and stir continuously until they melt.
2. Remove pan from heat. Stir in cereal. Allow to cool.
3. Put some powdered sugar in zip top plastic bag.
4. When cereal mixture is cool, shape into a balls.
5. Put in plastic bag with sugar and shake gently.
6. Continue until all snowballs are finished, store in an airtight container.

EASY NO FLOUR COOKIES
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2 eggs
2 c. peanut butter
2 c. sugar

Mix all together real good. Make little balls on a cookie
sheet. Use a fork and press down on each ball. Bake at 350°F
for 12 or 13 minutes. Very tasty.


Don't these look super easy?

What about yawl?

I plan to bake cookies using cake mix and freezing them for Christmas. One recipe calls for choc cake mix and peanut butter chips. Going today to get the ingredients. Have fun baking!

[Maryjane]

I made the no bake ones and I really wasn't impressed with it! They tasted OK but I'd rather have the good old fashioned peanut butter cookies that you mash down with a fork!!!
I usually make fudge and pumpkin bread to give as gifts!!

[Landon]

You made the no bake one using the recipe I posted on here?

[justplainjudy]

Now you did it! You made me think of the list I made out! I have to make kolaches, mud puddles (miniature peanut butter cups pushed into choc chip dough), Rugelachs, sour cream twists. Then I have to make my breads: babavka, orange jubilee, nut & poppyseed rolls, honey almond twists, and butterflies. Then if we have time, we make rosettes, Whew! Thanks for reminding me, Landon! Seriously, We have fun! I love baking the breads the most. I love the rolling and shaping. It's like crocheting. It's creating something out of nothing. Judy

[Landon]

I love creating too! It is the BOMB!! OMG, girl, I am coming to YOUR house!!

[justplainjudy]

c'mon north. The doors are open! WE love our goodies at Christmas. Our parents left us with a lot of old recipes. My dad is the one who like to make the breads, and my husband, Dan's mom is the one who like to bake, too. How did we ever do it when we worked full-time? Argh!!!!Gotta go work on my grandson's Yoda and (ick) Michigan afghan! Talk to you later! Judy

[Maryjane]

Ok Judy! Landon, Faye and I will start our trip to California by going to your house first! That way the cookies wouldn't be all gone!!! Is that good with landon and Faye??