easter.halloween crispy cookies

i like to cook thngs from scratch, i mean half the fun comes from gathering the ingrediants, and the eggs u drop on the floor (but then comes cleaning!!! 😦 :|) and here is one of them now i did find this recipe for halloween, but it worked just fine with easter ideas. the only things i did diffferent then the recipe, is that i only ‘fried’ them, because it cooked and hardened just as well, i took the pictures with my tablet and i am typing on a laptop, so i hope you can see the finished product! now before i begin, i went on youtube and online and found some amasing, quick, and tasty Easter recipes!!! one of them is tie-die cake inside a real died egg shell! and another one that will only take a few minutes in a nest with little eggs and birds inside. if you would like more sheck out cupcakeproject.com it is a blog, and i found some really cool recipies, and i really recomend you look on youtube and check out yoyomax12’s chanel. she has very amasing ideas, and u have a video and a link to where she had the recipe from. even if you have seen the cake inside the real egg shell, i am making the eggs easter colors, and the cake rainbow inside. here is a like to yoyomax 12: http://www.youtube.com/user/yoyomax12?ob=0

and the cupcake project:  http://www.cupcakeproject.com/

and finally, the recipe!!!! now i will put a picture with what my easter stuff looked like, but i need my mom to show me how to attatch my tablet to this laptop (i took the photos with my tablet) so just wait!

Spiderweb Cookies

Photo from Betty Crocker

This fun spiderweb cookie recipe was at Betty Crocker.  It’s not difficult, even though the end result looks like it might be.

• 3/4 cup all purpose flour
• 1/2 cup sugar
• 1/4 cup vegetable oil
• 1/4 cup milk
• 1/2 teaspoon vanilla
• 2 eggs
• Powdered (icing) sugar for dusting

1. Combine all ingredients and beat well. Fill a plastic squeeze bottle with the batter.  (I use a ketchup or mustard bottle that has been well cleaned.)
2. Heat lightly oiled skillet on medium until hot.
3. Squeeze the batter to form4 straight lines that cross in the center.  Then connect them together with slightly bowed lines to form the spider web effect.
4. Cook until the bottom is golden brown – about 30-60 seconds.  Flip carefully and cook the other side is golden.  Cool on wire rack.
5. Place cookies on a baking tray and place in a 325 degree oven for about 5-7 minutes.  Cool on wire rack (they’ll become crisp as they cool).
6. Sprinkle with powdered sugar.

For added effect, melt a little chocolate (chips are fine) in the microwave for 30 seconds.  Stir and repeat until completely melted.  Place in a baggie and snip off the corner.
On waxed paper draw small spiders – One little glob in the middle with 4 legs on each side.  Allow to set.  Using some melted chocolate, ‘glue’ a spider to each cookie.  It’s great!

so i hope that helps… and here is a sneak peak at the cake eggs, (its a picture! but im doind the egg colored, and the cake inside rainbow!)      i am going to put up the recipe soon, but i want to be able to SHOW you the steps, so it will be around easter (i think about 2 days before Easter) but if u want it to look like the white cake one above go to the link for cupcake project, she has the recipe for the plane egg, and white cake. but i WILL put the colored one soon!!! so keep checking because its a great thing to surprise people, and its soooooooooooooo easy!!!!

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