I never showed you the cookies I was working on last week!
These were for a bridal shower luncheon, and the bride’s accent colors are bright blue, pink and orange.
I think next time I’ll use a smaller sized tip to pipe the decorations on, but overall I thought they were very bright and festive!
The recipe I use for my cookies and icing can be found here!
I love the cookies the most when they’re all packaged up with a pretty, cheery ribbon.
YUM!
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5 days of simple yet flavorful recipes that take the stress out of dinnertime!
5 days of simple yet flavorful recipes that take the stress out of dinnertime!
[…] over the past 12 months I’ve made enough cookies to rival the most enthusiastic girl […]
i still have yet to get into oiaj. i dont know whyy i am so reluctant! your apple and cheese exclamation point had me in stitches. you are flippin a hoot :)
oooooooo pb. how i love thee: 1. with chocolate!!! (pb +choco = best comob ever) 2. on a sandwich w/ bananas 3. in my oats
Cute cookies!
I love OIAJ… but it’s been waaay too long!!
I love pb by the spoon, on toast with banana or on top of a brownie!! :D
xo
Kris
I love PB on an apple or mixed into ice cream. It is so yummy when it gets cold and hard!
I say you quit your day job and start a cookie business – beautiful!!
Love Peanut Butter, especially:
1. On toast or a toasted bagel.
2. On a graham cracker with–if I need a chocolate fix–a few regular M&Ms sprinkled on top.
3. With an apple.
I need to try OIAJ!
I have not tried OIAJ yet…but I do have a nearly empty jar of PB, maybe I’ll give it a go!
Loving all these PB ideas! My favourites are:
Swirled into hot banana oatmeal with walnuts
Melted on a crumpet with raspberry jam (jelly!)
Spread on to an oatcake and sprinkled with cinnamon
Hungry now!
My fav way to eat PB is definitely by the spoonful – a big spoon :D
I LOVE pb & saltines! In college my friend and I would also add a bit of maple syrup to it…which sounds weird to me now :) These days I stick to just pb or pb & j on saltines!
Those are adorable little wedding cake cookies! Love ’em!
How creative! Those are such cute cookies :-) My 3 Favorite Ways to Enjoy Peanut Butter are:
1. Melted as a dip for apple slices
2. On whole wheat bread with sliced bananas and drizzled honey/agave nectar
3. In a dipping sauce for spring rolls (the healthy non fried kind)
I finished off my last jar of pb with OIAJ and love, love, loved it! Except I did it at work as my afternoon snack and people gave me weird looks. What?? Not everyone licks the pb jar clean at work?!? Ha!
Missed you guys last week – sounds like you had a blast, though:-). We’re heading back to San Fran today (of course when it finally stops raining!)
Not sure what looked better: the salad, the OIAJ or the cookies! Great job on the cookies-they looked very professional.
For pb, favorite way is with a banana (I like TJ almond butter with flaxseed). I also like it a PBJ made with homemade flaxseed bread and homemade organic jam (I make blueberry, strawberry or raspberry jam with my breadmaker and also bread; it’s a Zojirushi Mini Breadmaker-great for 1 or 2 people.) The third way I like it is to make these Oat Bran Cookies (made with pb and oat bran!). They are delicious! I don’t make the jam or the cookies very often though!
Those cookies are adorable! You’re so talented! I’m usually not patient enough to decorate them with such great detail!
Peanut butter, I don’t eat! I absolutely despise it, and have since I was a kid. Weird, huh? My mom calls me un – american!
Been reading for a while … but a first-time commenter!
The cookies are adorable and have such fine detail! I am curious about how much time it takes for a cookie project like this. It looks very intricate.