Christmas "Goodie" Recipes

RE: Christmas "Goodie" Recipes Post By Elena (Guest Post) (01/05/2008) Only one person has given ingredients i am making little bags of cookies, fudge, and muffins, for my friends and i need recipes so they are the best presents ever :) thankoo RE: Christmas "Goodie" Recipes Post By Mrs. Marshall (Guest Post) (01/04/2007) Poor Man's Turtle is a simple candy to make : Place miniature pretzels on a cookie sheet. Place a rolo candy (individual piece) on the center of each pretzel. Place the cookie sheet of prepared pretzels in a 200 degree (F) oven for almost 2 minutes .... until the candy starts to "cave in" while melting. Remove from oven and push a pecan halve into each rolo. Enjoy ! RE: Christmas "Goodie" Recipes Post by maryed (3) | (12/12/2006) Profile | Blog! | Contact Nestle Toll House Chocolate Chip YUMMY RE: Christmas "Goodie" Recipes Post by Beffy (2) | (12/11/2006) Contact You didn't specify cookie or cake or candy. Here's a great candy/cookie. Skillet Cookie's Easy to make. Done on the stove top. No baking needed. 36 cookies 30 min 15 min prep 1/2 cup butter or margarine 1 cup sugar 2 large eggs, beaten 1 lb diced dates 1 teaspoon vanilla 2 cups Rice Krispies 1 cup chopped pecans 1 (7 ounce) package shredded coconut In a large saucepan over low heat melt butter; add sugar, eggs and dates. Stir constantly until sugar is dissolved and mixture is thick. Remove from heat, stir in vanilla; add Rice Krispies and nuts. Shape into small balls and roll in coconut. Cool. RE: Christmas "Goodie" Recipes Post by ImTrish (25) | (12/09/2006) Profile | Contact A fun, easy recipe I like to make is no-bake wreaths. You make basic rice krispie treats but sub corn flakes for the rice krispies and add green food coloring to the mix. Then just form cookie-sized circles from it and add red hots or other candies for holly or bows. They look festive, are easy to make, and they're yummy! RE: Christmas "Goodie" Recipes Post by imaqt1962 (750) | (12/09/2006) Profile | Blog! | Contact i don't make mine. i went to the dollar general store and got one for $1.00 RE: Christmas "Goodie" Recipes Post By Betty (Guest Post) (12/08/2006) This is for Diane & anyone else who likes fruit cake but doesn't want all the fuss of chopping fruit, etc. Boxes of Robin Hood Fruitcake, sold in most grocery stores, is excellent, a light fruit cake. There is lots of fruit in it too, & easy to make from the mix. Enjoy! RE: Christmas "Goodie" Recipes Post by Persnickety Paula (381) | (12/08/2006) Profile | Contact I love turtle pretzels: a pretzel rod dipped in melted caramel, then dipped in chocolate and rolled in nuts! RE: Christmas "Goodie" Recipes Post by diane from wisconsin (12) | (12/08/2006) Profile | Contact I also LOVE fruitcake. I remember my mom making it when I was young. I would love to bake one, but no recipe. Can you help me???? RE: Christmas "Goodie" Recipes Post by imaqt1962 (750) | (12/08/2006) Profile | Blog! | Contact I LOVE FRUIT CAKE