Cookie Recipes: This will probably be the last cookie recipe book you will need.
Everybody loves cookies. Is there anyone without a memory of their favorite fresh from the oven cookies with milk? With The Big Book Of Cookies you can bring back these great memories or create some new ones, and with The Big Book Of Cookies you will have over 200 cookie recipes to chose from. Whether for holiday treats or just to fill the cookie jar, you will find a cookie that will fill the bill. From the oldfashioned, most requested to the newest and easiest bar cookies, this collection has it all
Whatever kind of cookie you39;re looking for, you39;ll find it in quot;The Big Book Of Cookiesquot; EBook. Here are just a few of the delicious cookie recipes you will find:
Almond Bonbons...
Animal Cookies...
ApplesauceGranola Cookies...
BananaNut Bars...
BlackEyed Susans...
Brownie Crinkles...
Bumblebees...
Candy Corn Shortbread...
Caramel Apple Cookies...
Chocolate Drop Cookies...
Christmas Cookie Slices...
Deluxe Chocolate Chip Cookies...
Double Peanut Cookies...
Dream Bars...
Frosted Banana Bars...
Fudgy Layer Squares...
Giant Colorful Candy Cookies...
Lemon Cream Oat Bars...
Malted Milk Cookies...
NoBake HoneyOat Bars...
NoBake Peanut Butter Squares...
OldFashioned RumRaisin Cookies...
The kitchen is the perfect place for making memories. When you spend time baking, cooking and enjoying meals with your family, you create happy memories you and your children will cherish forever.
The benefits of preparing and enjoying food as a family are clear. You save money and eat healthier meals. You create opportunities to connect and communicate with your children and spouse. And most importantly, you show love for your family when you spend time cooking and eating with them.
So, here are 10 steps to get your family cooking up memories.
Step 1:
Teach small children the fun of cooking by helping them bake cookies and cakes. If you are short on time, you can use a boxed cookie mix and spend more time decorating.
Step 2:
Encourage the littlest ones to play pretend cooking. Kids love to play with real mixing bowls, strainers and wooden spoons. These make harmless toys and can be easily thrown in the dishwasher for quick cleanup.
Step 3:
If you live by your daytimer, schedule in baking cookies with your kids. Our schedules can be so hectic that something as simple as baking a batch of chocolate chip cookies can get skipped over. Write it down and do it.
Step 4:
If you have teenagers, let them play their favorite music while they wash the lettuce and set the table.
Step 5:
Work together with your spouse to prepare the dinner and use the time to catch up on each other39;s day.
Step 6:
Even if you are in a rush preparing dinner, remember to reduce your stress and focus on creating a fun atmosphere that naturally encourages the whole family to participate.
Step 7:
When spending time preparing food with your children, include lessons about healthy eating choices. Keep the conversation positive and avoid listing foods they can39;t have.
Step 8:
On days where you anticipate time will be tight, consider taking a short cut by using a frozen stirfry mix or pasta with a jar of premade sauce. Your family will appreciate your relaxed mood much more than a madefromscratch dinner.
Step 9:
Share the job of grocery shopping. One week have mom take one of the children as a helper, the next week dad can go with another child. Always work from a grocery list and let your children help you retrieve items and cross them off the list.
Step 10:
Have big family meals where you share about your day. Keep the conversation fun and avoid negative lectures over dinner. Remember to laugh.
Take these steps today and make your kitchen a fun and memorable place for your whole family.
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