I totally messed up on the dough, and ended up using store bought cookie dough. I also realize that I want to buy some cookie cutters, but not before I figure out an easy way to store them!
This recipe features a new product Jif Mocha Cappucino. It wasn't available to me locally (or even when I visited my parents), but I did find it the last time I was in Pierre. The recipe does make more than one pie, so I used some mini pie pans as overflow dishes.
Funny thing is that I told the kids at church I made the cookies for them, and the pies for the adults. I said that the pies tastes a bit like coffee, and I didn't think they would like it. During the meal, one of the twins (about 17 months old), and shoved the whole mini-pie in her face, and was licking the tin.
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I was talking with a lady from my church, where I had dropped by cookies at her office. She shared with her office mates. She said that the lady said she would pay for cookies that were this good.
1 comment:
A couple thoughts...
I keep my cookie cutters in a big popcorn tin (the kind that's readily available at the holidays, with 3 kinds of popcorn in it) cuz I have a butt load of cutters!
If you had a a place to hang them, you could always put them on a string/chain and hang them from a peg or something in your kitchen. Kinda like kitchen art that's functional, too. (?)
What about in a cute cookie jar, that you could leave out on your counter?
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