Thanksgiving seems soooo late this year. I'm all messed up. Sure feels like I should be eating turkey, green bean casserole and marshmallow-smoothered yams by now.
But alas, Thanksgiving is still another week away. I guess that means there's plenty of time to share some of my edible craft recipes - past and present. Here's a little roundup of 10 Turkey Day treats to gobble up:
1. Oreo Turkey Pops
2. Turkey Coffee Spoons
3. Spicy Sweet Potato Pumpkin Bites
4. Turkey Macarons
5. Peekaboo Pumpkin Pound Cake
6. Brown Bag Turkey Legs
7. No-bake Fall Mum Cookies
8. Cheesecake Mashed Potato Bites with Caramel Gravy
9. Caramel Pear Turkey Legs
10. Pumpkin Pie Cheese & Crackers
Showing posts with label turkey cookies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label turkey cookies. Show all posts
Tuesday, November 19, 2013
Saturday, November 12, 2011
Turkey Macarons
Thanksgiving is just around the corner! Time for turkeys - macaron turkeys with whipped chocolate ganache filling.
I used 3 tablespoons of cocoa in these macarons and they took on more of a "brownie-like" texture. If I ever make these again, I'd go with the 1 1/2-inch circles instead of the 2-inch. They're a little too big to gobble.
I was surprised how difficult it was to find candy corn in this town 2 weeks after Halloween. I tried 3 different stores before I finally found some at Walgreens. Go figure.
I used 3 tablespoons of cocoa in these macarons and they took on more of a "brownie-like" texture. If I ever make these again, I'd go with the 1 1/2-inch circles instead of the 2-inch. They're a little too big to gobble.
I was surprised how difficult it was to find candy corn in this town 2 weeks after Halloween. I tried 3 different stores before I finally found some at Walgreens. Go figure.
Tuesday, November 23, 2010
Turkey Treats for Toddlers
Bea wanted to bring Thanksgiving treats to daycare this week, so she and I made these Oreo turkeys to share with her friends. (As much as I love her helping me, geez-a-loo she makes it 100 times more complicated than it needs to be. But, that's OK. I'm glad she enjoys being in the kitchen with me.)
Anyway, here are our Oreo Gobblers. Turkeys-on-a-stick. Turkey Pops. (Insert your idea for a clever name here.) I saw these on a website called Cookies and Cups, but modified it to use Reese's Peanut Butter Cups instead. Because, well ... I really just wanted an excuse to buy a bag of Reese's.
Also, here's a handy-dandy tip on assembling them. If you try to cram the stick and pretzels and candy corn into the Double-Stuff Oreos, they'll fall apart. And it'll start to piss you off. So, you kind of need to take the Oreos apart first, place the stick and pretzels and candy corn into the cream filling, and then glue them shut with some melted white chocolate. Works like a charm. You'll thank me later.
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