Ho Ho Ho
Who doesn't love cookies?
Can you believe it is already December 1st? Where has the time gone? We have been through many trials and tribulations this year, some of them devastating, but we are here today in each other's company, enjoying a bit of seasonal fun. Well done, us! I'm sure I'm not the only one who is appreciative of all our fellow quilters and artists who have contributed so much of their time and self to bring us a little comfort and joy during difficult times. Thank you, sister quilters, and thank you, Carol and Carla, for hosting these hops this past year, and for helping to keep our hands, hearts, and minds busy. God Bless You All.
And now to share my contribution to the Virtual Cookie Exchange and Christmas Blog Hop hosted by Carol of Just Let Me Quilt.
I'm sure Santa won't be able to resist these delicious chocolate chip cookies when he stops by this Christmas Eve. This recipe comes from my lettering teacher, Lindsay Ostrom, Creator of Cuteness. These are basically oatmeal cookies chock full of yummy goodness like Rice Krispies, milk chocolate chips, and chopped nuts. Your kitchen will smell heavenly while these are baking in the oven! The recipe makes a boatload of cookies to share, but you will want to make a second batch just for you.Doreen – Just Let Me Quilt Guest
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Your cookies look so yummy!
ReplyDeleteWow, adding Rice Krispies to those cookies sounds fabulous. Yum, Yum, Yum. And why didn't I think to use a straw before ( or after ) I purchased their equivalent at JoAnns? I must admit though that that is a great way to turn a narrow piece inside out.
ReplyDeleteYour cookies look good! I like your apron!
ReplyDeleteThose cookies look really good! You are so clever on the use of the straw, never thought of that. And that is a darling apron. :)
ReplyDeleteYummy looking cookies! What a fun and quick way to whip up an apron. Happy Holidays!
ReplyDeleteChocolate chip cookies are my absolute favourite. Even better is if they're peanut butter chocolate chip!
ReplyDeleteInteresting additions to the traditional chocolate chip cookie. Sounds SEW yummy!!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness your cookie jar is just the cutest. Chocolate chip cookies hardly last long enough around here to even need a jar! LOL!! What a cute little holiday apron too. Hope you have a very Merry Christmas!
ReplyDeleteI love that Cookie jar almost as much as I love the look of those cookies...I think I can smell them from here! Chocolate cookies don't last long in my house so it's good that recipe makes a lot. I'm a bit of a mess maker when I cook, too, so that apron would be perfect for me. Thank you so, so much, Charlene, for sharing your Christmas sweetness and for being a part of my blogging world! xo
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing your cookie recipe. Your apron is perfect for the festive season and sharing the trick of turning out those ties. Always a fiddly and time consuming job.
ReplyDeleteChocolate and oatmeal in one cookie. I am in heaven. I love the Christmas plate and mug too. I haven't seen a printed apron like that before. I have done embroidered ones, but not a panel like this. This one is great!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute apron, and great cookie recipe! Thanks so much for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThat is a darling apron and I like that you added another layer of fabric - that would be important to me, too. Adding Rice Krispies to those cookies sounds like a great idea and one that will make many smiles.
ReplyDeleteThe apron is just perfect for Christmas baking. I always wear one too, I tend to make a mess in the kitchen as well.
ReplyDeleteHi Charlene! I am going to make these cookies - yes, I am. I love that it makes a big batch. All the more for us to share! A quick question about how much Rice Krispies - is that 2 cups? I can't wait to make them. AND, I wish I had your cute Christmas apron to keep myself clean while making these cookies. Thanks so much for sharing the recipe and the tips. ~smile~ Roseanne
ReplyDeleteI use a similar method for turning a tube and it is really slick. Those cookies look tasty!
ReplyDeleteThese cookies look and sound amazing. Your apron is so cute. I have made aprons, but never one for myself. Great holiday project!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun apron and your cookies sound really good! The twins and I were talking yesterday about their aprons and chef hats I made them a few years ago for our baking day. They really needed it! LOL And I need one too! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteYour apron is adorable. Huge messes are a common feature in my kitchen when I cook too.
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas! We're having our family Cookie Day next weekend, and aprons will be ready to handle the messes.
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