Every year, since Hailey started preschool in 2002 we've made special cookies for her to bring along to share with her class. Alissa got to start this in 2004 when she started Preschool too. Along with making special little valentines to pass out to friends, cookies have become a tradition ( if you can call it that) with us. This year, I had the (not so) brainy idea to shape our own instead of the normal heart shaped cookie cut sugar cookie. I still made up two batches of sugar cookies, mixing red dye in with the one, but rolled the red, flattened the white, placed the red 'snake' ontop the white and did a smooth shuffle move that along with wax paper made it pretty simple. Tho I'm not about to make these again anytime soon. After chilling the 'snakes', we sliced (and diced, okay .. not really) and shaped into hearts and voila .. cookies in their prebaked form. I wish I could say they stayed so pretty after the heat of the oven got to them, but some so still resemble hearts, others more like cow patties. ha!
Monday, February 12, 2007
V-Day Preparations
Every year, since Hailey started preschool in 2002 we've made special cookies for her to bring along to share with her class. Alissa got to start this in 2004 when she started Preschool too. Along with making special little valentines to pass out to friends, cookies have become a tradition ( if you can call it that) with us. This year, I had the (not so) brainy idea to shape our own instead of the normal heart shaped cookie cut sugar cookie. I still made up two batches of sugar cookies, mixing red dye in with the one, but rolled the red, flattened the white, placed the red 'snake' ontop the white and did a smooth shuffle move that along with wax paper made it pretty simple. Tho I'm not about to make these again anytime soon. After chilling the 'snakes', we sliced (and diced, okay .. not really) and shaped into hearts and voila .. cookies in their prebaked form. I wish I could say they stayed so pretty after the heat of the oven got to them, but some so still resemble hearts, others more like cow patties. ha!
Monday, February 12, 2007
V-Day Preparations
Every year, since Hailey started preschool in 2002 we've made special cookies for her to bring along to share with her class. Alissa got to start this in 2004 when she started Preschool too. Along with making special little valentines to pass out to friends, cookies have become a tradition ( if you can call it that) with us. This year, I had the (not so) brainy idea to shape our own instead of the normal heart shaped cookie cut sugar cookie. I still made up two batches of sugar cookies, mixing red dye in with the one, but rolled the red, flattened the white, placed the red 'snake' ontop the white and did a smooth shuffle move that along with wax paper made it pretty simple. Tho I'm not about to make these again anytime soon. After chilling the 'snakes', we sliced (and diced, okay .. not really) and shaped into hearts and voila .. cookies in their prebaked form. I wish I could say they stayed so pretty after the heat of the oven got to them, but some so still resemble hearts, others more like cow patties. ha!
6 comments:
- mindtwister said...
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Hmmm...the cookies look delicious. I like the idea of theme cookies. I also like how some of them look like t-bone steaks....lol...j/k!!!
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9:02 PM, February 12, 2007
- Arlene said...
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But I bet they're yummy, and that's all that matters!! Not to mention you at least tried...more than I would have done!!
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9:32 PM, February 12, 2007
- Mz.Elle said...
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lmao cow patties,hee hee
I bet they tasted good!
The kids won't even notice,they'll see red and white and think Valentines.
I want to make dropped shortbreads with candy hearts but didn't think ahead enough to buy the stuff and now I'm craving em like mad. -
12:46 PM, February 13, 2007
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Anonymous said...
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You continually amaze me with your cookie making abilities!!!
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3:26 PM, February 13, 2007
- Cerulean Bill said...
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My daughter informs me, with no little degree of disgust, that the Food Police at her school strictly prohibit ANY goodies being brought in -- no cakes, cookies, cupcakes, nothing. They're bad for you , you see.
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6:23 PM, February 13, 2007
- Rach said...
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MT .. my hubby said the same thing as you .. they look like steaks. lol
Lael .. they are delish and thanks!
Arlene .. yep, and I have a whole extra 16 now because the youngests teacher informed me she has an abundance of goodies coming so I'm off the hook.
Karmyn .. awww thanks! Glad I'm able to amaze someone. hee!
Bill, I almost wish our school would have a 'no sugar' policy. The teachers probably wish the same! -
11:20 AM, February 14, 2007

6 comments:
Hmmm...the cookies look delicious. I like the idea of theme cookies. I also like how some of them look like t-bone steaks....lol...j/k!!!
But I bet they're yummy, and that's all that matters!! Not to mention you at least tried...more than I would have done!!
lmao cow patties,hee hee
I bet they tasted good!
The kids won't even notice,they'll see red and white and think Valentines.
I want to make dropped shortbreads with candy hearts but didn't think ahead enough to buy the stuff and now I'm craving em like mad.
You continually amaze me with your cookie making abilities!!!
My daughter informs me, with no little degree of disgust, that the Food Police at her school strictly prohibit ANY goodies being brought in -- no cakes, cookies, cupcakes, nothing. They're bad for you , you see.
MT .. my hubby said the same thing as you .. they look like steaks. lol
Lael .. they are delish and thanks!
Arlene .. yep, and I have a whole extra 16 now because the youngests teacher informed me she has an abundance of goodies coming so I'm off the hook.
Karmyn .. awww thanks! Glad I'm able to amaze someone. hee!
Bill, I almost wish our school would have a 'no sugar' policy. The teachers probably wish the same!
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