| Reviewed by: Jenny in PA |
Date Posted: 12/20/2007 1:19:39 PM |
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These are cute but don't put the candy canes in until the last 2 minutes MAX! If you are baking for the 7-9 minutes (2" cookies), at 7 minutes pop in the candy canes, but angle them slightly so they don't rest directly on the cookie sheet. If you goof, you could use the melted candy canes as stained glass windows for ginger bread houses! |
| Reviewed by: Vikkib |
Date Posted: 12/19/2007 12:26:36 PM |
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This method of frosting is wonderful and keeps the cookies soft. Evryone raved about them at the office and home. |
| Reviewed by: cookie disaster |
Date Posted: 12/15/2007 10:22:37 PM |
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The candy canes melted and while a pretty example it makes me wonder if these were the only three that worked. My guess is that cookies just don't belong on a tree! Hats off to those that made this recipe a success!!! |
| Reviewed by: Diane from Morada |
Date Posted: 12/12/2007 5:31:32 PM |
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I loved this idea and thought it would be fun, but the candycanes melted. I put them directly on the cookie sheet because I didn't have parchment paper. Would that make a difference? If anyone knows, please write. |
| Reviewed by: Beaner64 |
Date Posted: 12/10/2007 9:50:49 AM |
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I make these for our Candle Light service... The looked wonderful on the table of sweets... it was a hit with the kids... they loved taking them from the tree. |
| Reviewed by: Karen From Colorado |
Date Posted: 12/8/2007 10:13:21 PM |
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This is a great idea for kids to help out. %0d%0a Thank you Betty Crocker You are and always have been %0d%0a My number one, In Recipies.%0d%0a%0d%0a Your friend Karen. |
| Reviewed by: Maxevanslives |
Date Posted: 11/23/2007 6:17:31 AM |
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Best served warm, right out of the oven. |
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