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Last Minute Christmas Gift? Think Chocolate Peppermint Thumbprints

Its coming around the corner ? Do you have your Christmas shopping done? Need a last minute Christmas gift? How about offering homemade baking?   It's a very thoughtful gift to share with your family,friends or even co-workers.They will certainly admire all the effort you brought to make their gift special.   Therefore, if you're curious in heading this direction?;however stuck on a concept for a recipe. Then you should try making these decadent Chocolate Peppermint Thumbprints. They are super impressive in appearance while quite simplistic to make. The recipe is also easy to follow in directions,utilizes budget-friendly ingredients and are also fun to decorate. You just have to remember to leave extras for taste testing?! You wont want to miss out on that. Miss out !? Yes,because these delightful treats are made with a chewy, dark chocolate cookie dough as well as a creamy chocolate peppermint center. They are a perfect fit for the holiday seaso

Slow Cooker Desserts: Celebrate The Holidays With Plum Buckle Cakes

  Do you have a slow cooker at home?   Yes Do you want to enjoy delicious desserts at home?   Yes, Of course   Well then Slow Cooker Desserts from Jonnie Downing is precisely what you need this holiday season. With a cookbook like this you can create any sweet treat you desire just by utilizing a slow cooker. You can enjoy cakes, cheesecakes, puddings, souffles and even pies. The sky's the limit with recipe possibilities. Therefore, to get you started on this adventure, we are introducing individual plum buckle cakes that can be easily made with minimal prep work as well as simple ingredients. That's certainly what you want for a dessert on a busy holiday celebration. To start,each one of these cakes are made in 4 inch ramekins,which create a perfect serving size for your guests. They also consist of a simple coffee cake batter, topped with fresh fruit as well as a sugar syrup drizzled over top. Then each of the buckle cakes are slow cooked to per

♪ Its Was a Graveyard Smash, The Monster Mash♪

 Here we welcome the b ig, the ta ll, the small , the mutated, to join in on the monster mash. C elebrate with us the wonderfully wicked and gruesome creatures of the night. Join in to create your own uniq ue monsters that incorporate a very beloved treat.Rice crispy squares is nostalgic for many and everyone has to at least try this treat once in their lifetime.That's why it can never be left out of Halloween, So invite your friends and family to take part in th is spooky acti v ity. Rice crispy treats are the simplest to whip up and are   easily adaptable for a larger crow d.However th is ti me we are ki cking it up a n otch by bringing our colorful monster alive using candy melts.Make th em as creepy , gory or as ghoulish as yo u see fit to celebrate this Halloween. These monsters are a crunchy,sweet and sticky treat with a colorful, smooth hard candy shell. Go on and make them yourself.C ut any shape or size of the treat and dip eac

♪ No animal Nor Man Can Scream Like He Can ♪

This is Halloween where we celebrate all that is creepy by making our very own Jack Skellingtons.Always remember "Jack is the king of the pumpkin patch, everyone hails to the pumpkin king" .So you cannot go without the master of fright this Halloween. All you need to do to get it just right is simply create a unique pumpkin king with this sugar cookie recipe using a smooth delicious butter cream frosting.Then decorate anyway you wish with Wilton's edible markers to create that contagious skeleton grin.Plus If you feel really confident in decorating, try black frosting and pipe each face using a fine tip.In the end,you will master all of Jack's emotions in each individual cookie. Remember, these will look so great in the end that you too will have a hard time eating them.So make sure you have plenty of people around you to enjoy the soft baked cookie with its sweet,buttery frosting this Halloween! Go on and try them out! Jack Skellington
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