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[Cookie Elf #241] Easy No-Bake Birds Nest Cookies: Fun for Spring! April 03, 2018 |
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| Dear Cookie Elf reader, Welcome back to The Cookie Elf File … and to easy cookie recipes! About once a week, The Elf sends you cookie recipes, cookie trivia and simple baking tips to save you time, mess, and money so you can bake homemade cookies.
Celebrate spring with these easy Birds Nest Cookies - fun for the kids while they're on spring break and a fun way to use extra chocolate candy eggs or jelly beans. Enjoy! Young Chefs In Your Life?Let the young chefs, bakers, and future Cookie Elves in your life have fun with their own kitchen gear. Browse all kinds of kitchen playsets, play food, and play baking gear.
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Join us on Pinterest! Browse our 80+ boards (and growing) for cookie inspiration and simple baking tips, like chocolate chip cookies, no bake cookies, cookie gift baskets -- even special treats like gluten-free cookies! Happy pinning! Feature: Easy Birds Nest Cookies: Fun for Cookie Recipe for Spring
Different cooks use different melting chocolate flavors to make these fun cookies, but the one thing they have in common are egg-shaped candies, pressed into the middle of the cookies after they are formed or dropped. This easy version is a great cookie recipe for kids. Can you say "No oven"? You'll melt the flavored chips in the microwave and then mix in the chow mein noodles (the birds nest "straw") by hand. Kids love to drop the nests onto baking trays and press the eggs into the centers before they set. Prep time: 20 minutes Get the full recipe for Birds Nest Cookies … and see other easy no-bake cookie recipes on The Elf's No-Bake Cookies Pinterest Board. FREE! Kids Learn to Bake in Online CourseFrom following a recipe to sharing the delicious results, instructor Paula Gray shows kids just how much fun baking can be as part of Bake for Good: Kids Learn to Bake program, a free course offered online in 4 easy sessions.First, kids will learn how to prepare to bake and become familiar with the ingredients they'll use. Then, Paula discusses the importance of measuring carefully and correctly. Next, kids find out how to mix ingredients together and pick up special kneading tips for bread that rises perfectly. Finally, Paula demonstrates each step of turning dough into a classic loaf, a beautiful braid, scrumptious cinnamon rolls, popular dinner rolls, perfect pizza and more. Plus, these recipes make enough for kids to enjoy and share - a perk that will make them popular with family and friends. Find out more and have fun!.
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More Easy No-Bake Cookie RecipesThat’s it for now. See you next time! Happy baking, Kathy, The Cookie Elf
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