These cookies are called Cranberry Hootycreek biscuits from Wendy's blog over at An Abundant Life.
I ran across this cookie recipe by reading the blogs written by the Australian ladies. It is made with white chocolate chips, walnuts and dried cranberries. I had seen similar recipes all over Pinterest, so I decided it must be a popular one. I've made it once before in the early Fall and it is very good.
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Mini loaves. These are banana cherry chocolate chip.
After making two cookie recipes today, I decided to change things up and make my first batch of mini loaves. This is an easy delicious recipe from Taste of Home. I will wrap each loaf in saran wrap, then tin foil, and after I have labelled each loaf, I will place them in freezer bags. That will make it easier for me to pull out each one when I am ready to gift.
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Oh yum, Susan! Even the dog biscuits look delicious! I want to try those walnut cranberry cookies but I don't want to bake them, hahaha!
ReplyDeleteI just made a pumpkin pie for Greg and our son. They're the only ones who eat it. I really need to bake more Christmas cookies (I never did make the raspberry linzer cookies that I thought I'd make last week) and chocolate-covered pretzel sticks too. I'm just being lazy.
That corned beef dinner sounded great too. I love it when it smells good throughout the house! How nice that you won't have to cook tonight :)
So the white chocolate cranberry cookies are drop cookies and are so easy to throw together.....much easier than linzer cookies, though not as pretty. I love chocolate covered pretzels. I usually make some of those as well, even though they are kind of fussy. I have to make Jewel cookies (thumb print cookies), as that is my specialty cookie. People ask me for that one. That is about as complicated as I get these days.
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