need a yummy dessert recipe

[Deleted User]

H and I are going to an event for the youth program at church which we are involved in on Friday night. I want to bake some yummy holiday cookies or something. Does anyone have a fun, festive holiday cookie or something that I could make this week?

I have thought about doing candy cane cookies, chocolate chip & peanut butter cookies, but those just weren't cutting it. Thanks ladies!

strlzfan11

What about M&M cookies with red & green M&Ms or cut outs?

mica178

Do they need to be cookies?

I made these last year.  They were heavenly.

http://www.latimes.com/features/la-fo-homemaderec10a-2008dec10,0,6910065.story

[Deleted User]

No, they don't have to be cookies. I just am having a brain fart on what else I can make.

ootmother2

gingerbread men

kellya01

"blondies" -- as opposed to brownies.  Uses peanut butter, not cocoa.  Really yummy.

Or another really fun treat is peanut butter cookies with a reeses cup or hershey's kiss in the top of it -- just mash the inside with your thumb right when it comes out of the oven, then put the candy in the top of the cookie.  You could skip the thumb-mashing if you're using candies that aren't too warm or pre-refrigerated. 

Muffin'sMom

In Response to <a href="http://forums.theknot.com/Sites/theknot/Pages/Main.aspx/wedding-boards_etiquette_need-yummy-dessert-recipe?plckFindPostKey=Cat:Wedding BoardsForum:9Discussion:bae9d70a-5898-45e5-aca9-9a9269c2b69ePost:a3da4049-f36b-4ca3-a31b-7c3b1fa29470">Re: need a yummy dessert recipe</a>:
[QUOTE]Brownies with peppermint icing. Candy cane almond bark. I like to make chocolate covered peanut butter balls, but that's probably not a great choice for a group. White chocolate covered oreo cookies, maybe with chunks of candy canes in the chocolate?
Posted by mrs.jesse[/QUOTE]

Ok...now I'm hungry!