I was over at Life As Mom and saw where she was sharing how she froze her cookies to create platefuls of various kinds of cookies within minutes as needed throughout the holidays.
No wonder she was just signed on to do a freezer cooking cookbook ;)
Brilliant.
Cookies and freezer cooking?!? This FREEZE-O-RAMA mama is totally game.
I have meetings with clients, get-togethers with friends and family gatherings coming up. How cool would it be to have a plate full of DIFFERENT kinds of cookies to bring in some holiday cheer?
You have heard of a "Bucket List", well-- here is my 12 Cookies of Christmas bucket list this holiday season... and here's to hopin' I don't kick the bucket in the process ;)
From my Goode & Gooseberry Patch Project:
- Frosted Orange Cookies
- Amish Sugar Cookies using Pillsbury's Merry Tin tip with Miss Add LOVE the idea of putting the different sugars in a muffin tin for dippin'!
- Maple Drop Cookies
- Santa's Favorite Cake Mix Cookies (below)
- Chocolate Mint Chippers
- Farmhouse Cookies
- Butter-Nut Snowballs
- Peanut Butter-Cocoa Truffles
From Homemade Christmas: Tried & true recipes, heartwarming memories and easy ideas for savoring the best of Christmas
- Cranberry Oat Cookies
- Butter Pecan Cookies
- Melt in Your Mouth Cookies with Favorite Cookie Frosting
- Annabel's Pumpkin Cookies
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Edited to Add:
Since making my list and checking it twice, I received and advance copy of 101 Cupcake, Cookie & Brownie Recipes
and have added these treats to my Christmas baking list:
and have added these treats to my Christmas baking list:**************************************************
To get things started off right, I currently have a couple dozen of Santa's Favorite Cake Mix Cookies freezing away as we speak.
Cake mix cookies have a special place in my heart.
Ya see, Puddie made me a batch of cake mix cookies the night that we decided we were gonna be an item.
Hey, the guy had baking chops... I have been a sucker for the guy ever since ;)
Anyhoo... back to the cookies...
These babies are a dump and mix recipe--LOVE that...
And they had two of my favorite food groups... White Chocolate and Red Velvet...just sayin'
You can find this lovely recipe in this darling Christmas in the Country Cookbook .
Start out with 2 T Water
Add 1/2 cup oil
2 Eggs
1 box Red Velvet Cake Mix
Mix 'er up
Pour in a bag of white chocolate chips... and throw your diet out the window.
Fold them in and drop 1 T scoopfuls on a lined or greased cookie sheet.
Bake at 350 degrees for 10-12 minutes
Cool on a cooling rack
Enjoy or freeze 'em up for a future cookie plate extravaganza!
Enjoy!
Tools used in this recipe:
GE Hand Mixer
Wilton Recipe Right Cookie/Jelly Roll Pan, 17-1/4 by 11-1/2-Inch
Oneida Cookie Scoop
Better Homes and Gardens Platter
9 GOODe Thoughts:
Goode Grief! The thumbnail picture of your cookies on Facebook scared the bahuzous out of me. I thought they were monster cookies! Upon closer inspection, I see (DRAT!) that they look extremely yummy. Hope your kitchen floor repairs start making progress. Have a great weekend!
I lvoe the color of those cookies. They'd break up a plate of the usual golden-brown cookies on a plate.
That looks so easy I think I might even be able to teach my German Shepherd how to make them! Fun recipe - easy and festive! :-)
mmmm! Those look so good and so easy!
oh geez
I want NOW
Red velvet PLUS WHITE CHOCOLATE
sounds perfect!
oh geez
I want NOW
Red velvet PLUS WHITE CHOCOLATE
sounds perfect!
That looks so easy I think I might even be able to teach my German Shepherd how to make them! Fun recipe - easy and festive! :-)
mmmm! Those look so good and so easy!
Amazing! Just made them for Thanksgiving and they are so on point. Thank you for sharing!
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