I have been trying to come up with a word to describe the last couple of weeks. I just can't come up with one that's bad enough. We're going to stick with sucktacular.
I desperately need some Christmas spirit, which is why I put my last post out as a feeler for how to proceed with my desire to bake. Baking is my therapy. I don't do it often, because baking also requires being precise and attentive, neither of which is my strong suit. I'm much better at cooking where I can taste it halfway through and figure out what I left out.
Anyway, thanks to those of you who posted your advice on freezing! I am going to do some dough this weekend and freeze it, as suggested.
In return, I did promise a recipe for my favorite cookies. I got this recipe when I attended my very first Midwestern Cookie Exchange. This was like two years ago. I'm a tad behind...hey, I just discovered the joy of meat raffles, I'm behind!
Anyway, we went home with 6 different types of cookies and for the most part, I was fairly unimpressed. Except for these bad boys. These are really different, and have been officially requested since then.
I introduce you to..
Krisp Kringles
1 package yellow cake mix (2 layer size)
1/2 cup vegetable oil
1/4 cup water
1 large egg
3 cups POST Fruity Pebbles cereal
Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Blend cake mix, oil, water, and egg in a large bowl with wooden spoon until well blended.
Stir in cereal.
Drop by cookie scoop 2 inches apart onto cookie sheet (I line mine w/ parchment paper. Hey, don't use wax paper instead, that's a bad idea, trust me).
Bake 11 minutes, or until edges begin to brown. You want them to stay moist so don't let center get overdone.
SO EASY! And yet, a different sort of cake taste that sets it apart from your typical peanut blossoms.
5 comments:
omg i wish you had a pic of those!!
Christina: That's not a bad idea! I just got a new camera, so you may see them yet!
Yes, sucktacular. I can identify with that.
I also love to cook and bake, but I think I'm better at baking because I'm so Type A. I get nervous when directions aren't precise enough - like, what's a "pinch"? (I know, I know, I have issues.)
I hope a good dose of sugar has made the rest of your week less sucktacular (a word I plan to use regularly, by the way).
Those cookies sound totally yummy! And SO glad the muffins came out well :) They are addictive...to say the least :)
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