I think I first saw these in Family Fun magazine eons ago when Rebecca was in preschool. I have made these fun cookies every Thanksgiving holiday for 5 years now. Older kids can help, but the smaller ones are better off watching as this can get messy!
Ingredients
1 package chocolate chips (I am partial to the yellow package we all know and love!)
1 package Keebler Fudge Stripe cookies (the round ones)
1 package large marshmallows
1 skewer or stick (to dip marshmallows in melted chocolate)
1 squeeze tube of yellow frosting, or prepared yellow frosting in pastry bag
Directions:
Start by melting your chocolate over medium heat in a double boiler.
If you do not have a double boiler you can create one quite easily. Place a medium or large glass or metal mixing bowl in a medium or large saucepan filled halfway with water. (Place the chocolate chips in the bowl)
Stir until melted and reduce the heat to low.
Clear off a large section of your counter top and place some parchment paper or wax paper on a cookie sheet.
Open your marshmallow and cookie packages... place several cookies on a cookie sheet and keep several marshmallows at hand.
Using your stick or skewer dip the marshmallow in to the melted chocolate and make sure that the marshmallow is completely covered. (You may want to use a small knife to help guide the chocolate on and wipe any excess off
Once your marshmallow is fully covered place it on the cookie, chocolate side UP threading the skewer through the hole in the center of the cookie. Carefully set on the cookie sheet and repeat until the sheet is filled.
Place cookie sheet in fridge or freezer so that cookies harden. Repeat until desired amount of hat cookies are made
Once all cookies have set and hardened, pipe a small square in the middle of the base of the marshmallow so that it resembles a small belt buckle. Place on serving platter or dish when ready
9 comments:
Thank you so much for sharing this, I posted it today :)
I came here through Allie's blog. These look wonderful! I'm sure my son, who loves anything chocolate, will enjoy making these. What size piping tip did you use? And do you prefer a particular type of frosting for this?
Shawna,
I used a really small piping tip... 2.
Oh my gosh I LOOOOOVE THIS!!
I am goig to make these for my sons 1st grade class. About how many hats do you think I can get out of this recipe?
THANKS!
This is a great idea! Thanks for sharing. Will be making these cookies for my classes for thanksgiving.
Cheers.
This is a must for me to do! I'm planning for my little guy's last day before Thanksgiving break.
They will love it!
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