These adorable 12 Days of Christmas cupcake picks made one of my favorite cookies dessert look extra special. This is a rich and delicious bar cookie that is a wonderful addition to any cookie platter.
I made my euchre group pretty happy when I showed up with a batch of these Treebeard's Butter Cake Bites. The recipe was first published in the Houston Chronicle years ago and is all over the internet since then, so I feel okay sharing it with you here. The credit goes to Treebeards!
Treebeards’ Butter Cake
1 (2-layer cake size) package yellow cake mix (Pillsbury’s Super Moist)
1 egg
1 stick unsalted butter, melted
8 oz. cream cheese, softened
1 tsp. vanilla
3 eggs, whole
1 pound powdered sugar
Preheat oven to 325 degrees. Spray a 13-by-9-by-2-inch glass pan with Baker's Joy (nonstick spray with flour).
Mix one beaten egg with dry cake mix and melted butter to a moist dough consistency and press mixture evenly into pan.
In a clean bowl, beat cream cheese with 3 eggs and vanilla. Slowly beat in confectioner’s sugar until smooth. Pour batter over crust. Bake for 35 to 40 minutes. (Watch carefully so crust does not get too brown. The cheese mixture should sink into the center somewhat, leaving a firmer crust around the edges. Cool, dust with powdered sugar, cut into squares and serve.
Source: Houston Chronicle
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Friday, December 12, 2008
11 Ladies Dancing: Christmas Decoration
Years ago, Martha Stewart published instructions for making a holiday garland to honor the Christmas carol "The 12 Days of Christmas."
I loved the garland of the eleven ladies dancing and chose to recreate them as individual ballerinas. They're made from white poster board (I traced Martha's template) and are dressed in paper gowns I made. Some have tissue paper skirts, others wear ribbon dresses, some even have paper doily aprons, but the color scheme is always simply red and white. I would include a link to the template, but it isn't online. The Martha Stewart Living issue was from the 1990's.
I love these ladies that dance and swish their skirts around my Christmas tree.
I loved the garland of the eleven ladies dancing and chose to recreate them as individual ballerinas. They're made from white poster board (I traced Martha's template) and are dressed in paper gowns I made. Some have tissue paper skirts, others wear ribbon dresses, some even have paper doily aprons, but the color scheme is always simply red and white. I would include a link to the template, but it isn't online. The Martha Stewart Living issue was from the 1990's.
I love these ladies that dance and swish their skirts around my Christmas tree.
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