THIS WEEK'S CRAVINGS Blog Party #2
Thanksgiving Cookies & Treat Recipes
The first week of Pumpkin Recipes was AWESOME to say the least: We now have over 41 Pumpkin Recipes for you to refer back to anytime during this wonderful fall season to create, bake and eat your heart out. Now this week will will be featuring Thanksgiving Cookies & Treat Recipes make sure when you link up your recipe that it matches our theme for the week and please don't forget to leave a DIRECT link back to this post so that all of the blog hoppers can see all the fun recipes.
Now for my first Thanksgiving Cookie Recipe: My niece had told me about this recipe she tried over at a friends house (Alisha, from Portland) and that it was a MUST try recipe. Sure enough they sent me the recipe and I just had to make it. I thought this recipe would be perfect for a different kind of cookie at Thanksgiving. With the light Lemon flavor and the yummy white chocolate (which is my absolute favorite), they are just perfect. And they are so easy to make. I am NOT a lemon fan but these cookies are actually so good and so addicting, I've had plenty over the last 24 hours. Good thing I donated most of them for my son's 6th grade class bake sale for the High School Homecoming game last night.
I loved making these cookies for the High School Homecoming Bake Sale! |
White Chocolate Lemon Cake Cookies
Alisha from Portland, Oregon
1 Lemon Cake Mix
1 Vanilla Cake Mix
4 eggs
4 tbsp water
1 cup oil
2 tsp vanilla
1 bag of White Chocolate Chips
powdered sugar to roll cookies
Pre-heat oven to 350. Mix first 6 ingredients together and stir by hand. Add in the white chocolate chips and continue until all mixed together. Roll into balls (or use an ice cream scooper, works perfectly); then roll balls into powdered sugar and drop onto a sprayed cookie sheet. Bake for exactly 10 minutes.
This recipe is also linked to: Finer Things Fridays, Follow Me Friday, The Grocery Cart Challenge Recipe Swap, Days of Thanksgiving It's a Blog Party, Tempt My Tummy Tuesday, Tasty Tuesday, Tailgating Time, Recipe Swap Sundays, Just Another Meatless Monday, Family Friendly Fridays, Meatless Monday, Just Something I Whipped Up, Whatever Goes Wednesdays, Ultimate Recipe Swap and Making the World Cuter
Everyone is invited, if you don’t have a blog, then please post your recipe HERE in the comments for others to see.
This week's theme
Thanksgiving Cookies & Treat Recipes
This is your chance to share your favorite recipe each week based on our themes. We are looking for your favorite Thanksgiving Cookie recipe or that yummy treat you bring to the family gathering. Post any recipe you'd like just please stick to the theme, we don't want to have to delete your link. Please link directly to your post, NOT to your home page and you MUST include a link back to one of our hosts of "This Week's Cravings", using the button (or a direct link).
November 1 - Anything with Pumpkin
November 8 – Thanksgiving Cookies & Treats
November 15 - Thanksgiving Dinner & Sides
November 22 - Recipes with your Thanksgiving Left-Overs
November 29 - Crock-Pot Recipes
This is a BLOG HOP PARTY so please hop around
and read the other Thanksgiving Cookie & Treat posts!
I know last week was your pumpkin week, but I missed that, and I suppose scones can fall under the "treats" category? :) Thanks for hosting!
ReplyDeleteThose lemon cookies sound fabulous! I might have to try those for one my holiday cookie exchanges. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteThe cookies look great and super simple! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteThose look delicious - the lemon would be something different than typical Thanksgiving fair, quite tasty!
ReplyDeleteApprox. how many cookies did this recipe make?
Tina, I'm so glad you joined in my Cookbook Sundays or I wouldn't have found your blog party. I just submitted a recipe. I'll definitely be joining in again - love that there are themes!
ReplyDeleteThese lemon cookies look so good. I can't wait to try them this weekend for a youth event. They look so easy too!
ReplyDeleteLemon and white chocolate, that sounds so light and refreshing. After eating the rich Thanksgiving dinners, these cookies would be a nice change of pace.
ReplyDeleteYour cookies look beautiful, and they sound delicious too. Lovely photographs as well!
ReplyDeleteOh, did you know that lemony cookies are my favorite kind...next to any spice/molasses/gingerbread cookies? LOL, that sounds like a lot, but it means they're one of my tops! These sound beyond good! Brought by the "leftover" Halloween Candy cake!! :D
ReplyDeleteThose cookies look delicious and simple!
ReplyDeleteI love any cookie that has cake mix in the ingredients. Yum!
ReplyDeleteOkay, the LEMON recipe is to die-for! So I hope all of you try it! And I too will be making them again for the holiday's.
ReplyDeleteAnd thank you to everyone for your comments and kind words, they are appreciated.
Kristen: I beleive I got atleast 40-50 cookies (I made them kinda small) but it makes alot of delicious cookies.
I will be making these also for the soldiers this month (Baking Gals), these cookies will freeze very well!
These look delicious. An awesome recipe to change the usual cookies up a bit.
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