Cooking for Two
This small batch cookie recipe yields 6 cookies, but they are large cookies. I was thrilled with how they tasted (My first time trying a molasses cookie). They are soft and chewy, and it’s difficult to eat just one.
If you are a lover of peppermint, these cookies will put you in cookie heaven. They have peppermint extract plus crushed peppermint candy in a soft chocolate cookie. They are not too sweet, perfect with a cold glass of milk or warm cocoa.
Both Bethany and I were surprised by how wonderful this tasted. All the ingredients come together and have a well-balanced flavor. I am just beginning to learn that cranberries are not just for sauce. The beef and vegetables were tender.
Fall is all wrapped up into a soft and cakey pumpkin cookie. They present a warm pumpkin spice flavor. Cookies are a quick and easy fall or anytime-of-year treat.
These cookies bring back fond memories of when I would make these for my children. They are soft and chewy with a hint of cinnamon. The ingredients should already be in your pantry, and they are quick to make. You don’t have to wait long to make your own fond memories.
I loved chocolate-covered cherries. They are too sweet for me now since I cut down on my sugar intake. These cookies are a perfect replacement. Not too sweet with a perfect balance of cherries and chocolate. They are soft and yummy.
I fell in love with these cookies when I first made them. The flavors are wonderful and blend so well together. The added icing gives the cookie an extra nice look. I made a few tweaks to make them even better.
This New Year’s Eve spread meets all the conditions of a good time. The Apricot Bourbon Meatballs are hearty, and the Pear and Onion Tarts are so easy to pop in your mouth. The Mixed Toffee Nuts make a sweet appearance for you to indulge in. The Hot Artichoke Dip warms you right up, and if you’re feeling a little tired, just try one of our Mochaccino Blondies for a quick caffeine hit. We wish you the happiest of New Year’s!
If you need help staying up late at a New Year’s party, these make a tasty way to do it. These are so good! It will be hard for you to eat only one. The combination of coffee and chocolate is hard to beat.
No crust is needed for these delicious mini quiches. The ham and cheese, with the spices, make these great-tasting little “muffins” of goodness. Make them for brunch, or as a perfectly sized appetizer for a party.