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Actually, make them even if you're not snowed in.
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12 comments:
You have good ideas.
I popped back over to this post when you linked it:
http://concordiansisters.blogspot.com/2008/07/children-of-heavenly-father.html
And you mentioned your (flooded, in 2008)state with 99 counties...I live in that state too. Enjoying the snow?
Just last night I bookmarked about 25 dessert recipes that I plan to make in the next few months. (Can you tell we love our treats around here? I'm surprised my Kitchen Aid standing mixer hasn't died on us yet. It gets all the daily workouts I should be doing :P)
I'll have to add this one to my list. I love chocolate and mint.
That's just not fair, with about 20 inches on the ground, there is no way I will be leaving the house for at least a day or three and I am out of chocolate chips! I wonder if the plow driver can be bribed with confectionary...
Thank you!
Heading to the kitchen.
Also, for the snowed in:
snow cones.
http://oldfashionedliving.com/snowcones.html
If only I could get my car through the 5-7 foot drifts to buy such wonderful chocolate chips...
I'm not about to walk the 5 miles to the store.
snow cones. i love snow cones. growing up in alaska, we used to make them with snow and sweetened condensed milk. snow cones.
Leah, my next plan is to test my theory that these would be even better with Nestle's dark chocolate and mint chips (not to be confused with mint chocolate chips).
Angela, I actually don't mind the snow so much, but I could do without the windswept-prairie windchills :P However did you get those sweet-looking girls in such an orderly row for your profile pic? :)
Leah II and WIM, these might qualify as worth the walk; and I'm sure that plow drivers can be bribed.
The snow cones sound like a nice variation on the very basic snow ice cream we do around here.
etem: You grew up in Alaska? How cool is that!?
Re: These cookies...
We didn't have mint choc chips on hand, just regular. But - BOY! - these were a hit! Thanks, again!!
Yes, make those indeed, for your family, then make THIS for YOURSELF!!!! :D OHHHHH YUUUMMM, it is absolutely incredible! http://www.sophistimom.com/one-pan-skillet-cookie/
Melrose, thank you, thank you! I actually ruined a batch of cookie dough the other day trying to make one of these sans recipe. But--is the cast iron skillet absolutely necessary?
Reb. Mary,
Those little girls in the profile picture are completely asleep, otherwise they wouldn't have stayed that way for long! The bigger ones had a phase where they liked to sleep together, and when the baby fell asleep I tucked her in for the photo. (And I guess turned on the light...it's been over a year so I don't remember.)
And the wind is just nasty. We head back to school tomorrow, but I think my oldest has only had 2 or 3 recesses outdoors since before Christmas - they have a 14 degree temp or wind chill cutoff. (I have no such rule, all three kids have been outside the past two days.)
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