Keeping with recent tradition, I made festive cookies for our friends and neighbors here in Ann Arbor. Since Halloween is the occasion I made these great ghost cookies with a recipe that my girlfriend Jill showed me back in our college days. It's so easy and they taste great! All you need is a flat of Nutter Butter cookies, one package of almond bark coating and a bag of miniature chocolate chips. Melt the bark, dip the cookies in, place two eyes on the warm chocolate, let them harden on waxed paper. Viola! I placed a few in plastic to-go containers with a cute Halloween colored bow on top. It's an easy recipe to do with your kiddos...or just make them for yourself to enjoy! Happy Halloween!
Tuesday, October 30, 2007
Halloween Cookies
Keeping with recent tradition, I made festive cookies for our friends and neighbors here in Ann Arbor. Since Halloween is the occasion I made these great ghost cookies with a recipe that my girlfriend Jill showed me back in our college days. It's so easy and they taste great! All you need is a flat of Nutter Butter cookies, one package of almond bark coating and a bag of miniature chocolate chips. Melt the bark, dip the cookies in, place two eyes on the warm chocolate, let them harden on waxed paper. Viola! I placed a few in plastic to-go containers with a cute Halloween colored bow on top. It's an easy recipe to do with your kiddos...or just make them for yourself to enjoy! Happy Halloween!
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These would be such a great treat for my daughter! Thanks!
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