Liz, you are the absolute funnest blogger. I would never think of taking a picture of my cookie dough and blogging about it, but you do and you make it so much fun! BTW, where did you get that adorable cookie cutter? I love to read your blog {hardly ever commenting} and getting to know more about your fun adventures, kids, and your everyday life. What a full-of-life personality you have. Thanks for writing such a great blog, so much fun to read!
Your blog makes me so happy! I love to make cream cheese frosting for my cookies and cakes. Mix 1 cube butter and 1 package cream cheese then mix in powdered sugar, yummy!!! Have a wonderful weekend! Lori
I just wing my frosting but it's similar to the recipe that MommyMe posted. I also use jello powder to color and flavor my frosting. Haven't had anyone not love it yet. Let us drool over those finished cookies too. ;)
Nummm nummm. Can we see the frosted ones? I LOVE frosting! I always wanted the recipe to the frosting on those famous "pink" cookies. The cookies themselves are extra thick..ok I'm in cookie dreamland now!
Mmm, those cookies look delish! I figured out that my school's internet filter is blocking your music. I'll just have to settle for listening to it at home. :)
The best recipe for fluffy frosting-handsdown! Made these yesterday for a baptism fireside and they were gone in seconds-and the cupcake recipe with it is pretty dang good too! http://chad-tiff.blogspot.com/2008/11/cupcake-friday-vanilla-with-buttercream.html
The recipe MommyMe suggested is THE BEST--I use it on sugar cookies, to decorate cakes, etc. You just add more milk for spreading consistency, less to pipe it out of an icing bag.
Now all I need is a yummy, fluffy frosting recipe. 
Happy Friday back to you. The cookies look wonderful! Do we get to see them with yummy, fluffy frosting? :))
ReplyDeleteLiz, you are the absolute funnest blogger. I would never think of taking a picture of my cookie dough and blogging about it, but you do and you make it so much fun! BTW, where did you get that adorable cookie cutter? I love to read your blog {hardly ever commenting} and getting to know more about your fun adventures, kids, and your everyday life. What a full-of-life personality you have. Thanks for writing such a great blog, so much fun to read!
ReplyDeletecute...check out Bakerella's baking site. http://bakerella.blogspot.com/
ReplyDeleteI promise you that you'll love it!
That butterfly cookie cutter ROCKS!
ReplyDeletei prefer cream cheese frost on my sugar cookies. i have one on my recipe blog:) looks yummy!
ReplyDeleteYour blog makes me so happy! I love to make cream cheese frosting for my cookies and cakes. Mix 1 cube butter and 1 package cream cheese then mix in powdered sugar, yummy!!! Have a wonderful weekend!
ReplyDeleteLori
http://www.countryhome.com/recipes/bakingdesserts/best-loved-cookies_6.html
ReplyDeleteThis frosting using marshmallow cream. It looks divine!
Liz-
ReplyDeleteI've had a lot of people tell me the frosting reciepe I posted on my blog is yummy...I THINK SO TOO! :)
try it and let me know...
http://ericasbloggityblog.blogspot.com/2009/02/sweet-treat.html
p.s. where'd you get the cookie cutters?
here is my FAVE... i usually use this on cinnamon rolls... but it's great on cupcakes and cookies as well.
ReplyDelete1/3 c soft butter
3 cups confectioners sugar
1.5 t vanilla
about 2 T milk (add more milk in for consistency)
blend butter and sugar. stir in vanilla and milk, beat until frosting is smooth and of spreading consistency.
There is a great classic buttercream frosting recipe on wilton.com that I've used forever. It's just perfect for sugar cookies!
ReplyDeleteGirl! You need some new cookie sheets!
ReplyDeleteThe easiest recipe I have and my favorite for Sugar Cookies
ReplyDelete½ cup white Crisco
½ cup oleo, softened
1 tsp vanilla
3 Tbsp milk
4 cups powdered sugar
Dash salt
Beat together for 10 minutes.
Enjoy!!
I just wing my frosting but it's similar to the recipe that MommyMe posted. I also use jello powder to color and flavor my frosting. Haven't had anyone not love it yet. Let us drool over those finished cookies too. ;)
ReplyDeleteSaw you in the UTAH Mag last night! Way to be in the top 50!
ReplyDeleteOh YUM!! Are there any left to share? Ship them to Kansas, please.
ReplyDeleteThanks.
:)
I adore all the new blog decorations!
ReplyDeleteNummm nummm. Can we see the frosted ones? I LOVE frosting! I always wanted the recipe to the frosting on those famous "pink" cookies. The cookies themselves are extra thick..ok I'm in cookie dreamland now!
ReplyDeleteHere is my favorite frosting for sugar cookies - so yummy!
ReplyDelete1.5 cups powdered sugar
2 Tbsp melted butter cooled
2 Tbsp milk
1 tsp vanilla
1/2 tsp lemon juice (squeezed fresh is best)
Mix up unitl smooth and add whatever food coloring you want. It is delicious-ness!
Those are so cute!! And spring-y...I can't wait for Spring :)
ReplyDeleteMmm, those cookies look delish! I figured out that my school's internet filter is blocking your music. I'll just have to settle for listening to it at home. :)
ReplyDeletelove your celebration of everyday moments :) it's inspiring!
ReplyDeleteYummilicious! How cute!
ReplyDeleteHey these are cute! Can I ask where you found the cookie cutter?
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ReplyDeleteThe best recipe for fluffy frosting-handsdown! Made these yesterday for a baptism fireside and they were gone in seconds-and the cupcake recipe with it is pretty dang good too!
ReplyDeletehttp://chad-tiff.blogspot.com/2008/11/cupcake-friday-vanilla-with-buttercream.html
The recipe MommyMe suggested is THE BEST--I use it on sugar cookies, to decorate cakes, etc. You just add more milk for spreading consistency, less to pipe it out of an icing bag.
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