Just for information there are 32 cookies in a package of Nutter Butters.
I also made these yummy cookies. A friend of mine, Denise taught me how to make these. Ritz crackers (or generic), peanut butter and chocolate bark. I used ghirardelli chocolate and it makes a big difference. I also found piping the peanut butter with a zip lock baggie on to the crackers was easier than spreading it with a knife.
I have enjoyed baking this Christmas season. I am getting ready to make peanut butter cookies with chocolate kisses in the middle. I also made Mexican Wedding cookies which is my mother-in-laws recipe and one of my favorites.I still have one more gift to get and I am done with the shopping. It is really not a gift but more of a tradition with both families. Mixed NUTS with shells. I have fond memories of cracking nuts during Christmas. I have to get some nut crackers though!
Hope everyone is enjoying the Christmas season with some fun baking and enjoying the friends who eat the food.
Hint: One Santa does not have a red nose!
7 comments:
I found it!! Amy, you are so talented. I love the cookies.
WOW Amy!! Those look SOOO cute! I love the Ritz idea too. YUM.
Hey! How fun. I love the nutter butter santas, I always go for those at parties. The Ritz sound fun, too! I love Christmas 'baking!'
Amy, the cookies are so cute! You are an expert at Christmas cookies!
so cute and so yummy!
What great ideas!
I found your blog through my relatives, the Dickersons. How do you make the Santa cookies? I would love to learn how.
Cathy, See 10 Nov Blog called Santa Cookies. I dip the Santa beard in white bark first and then the hat. The hat I spoon the red sprinkles on and then add the white chocolate chip. This is the part that takes the longest. Then I heat up some brown chocolate chips in a plastic bag and use it to pipe out the eyes. Red hots for the nose with the white bark as glue. Hope this helps.
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