cookies

It is cookie season! Here are a few you are most likely to find on cookie platters in the coming weeks!

I have fond memories from my childhood of being gathered around the dining room table with my dad, mom and two younger sisters Abigail and Annabeth. It's October, Halloween is just a couple weeks away, and we're decorating Halloween cookies together as The Monster Mash spins on my dad's vinyl record player.

When I got a KitchenAid mixer last weekend for my birthday, I was determined to make cookies that couldn't also be used as hockey pucks.

It's Girl Scout cookie month and one St. Cloud troop is standing out from the rest. Not only are they selling cookies but they're dressed as their favorite cookie.

Plus, the best part is that these recipes are simple and taste amazing. You'll definitely wow your friends, co-workers and family with these recipes!

News came out this week about the price of Girl Scout cookies going up but rest assured, prices in Minnesota will stay the same.

Looking for a "trick and treat" this Halloween? Try these disgusting severed finger cookies....They taste great, if you can get past looking at them. Mmmmmmmm...So tasty! Anybody want a cookie?

When those sugar peddlers in green sashes come to your door this Girl Scout cookie season there will be a new treat on the menu.

Yes, it's true - I eat lots of stuff that I shouldn't. Parents know, though, that only the best is good enough for our little darlings. Which is why I made homemade animal crackers (yes, I know they look like hearts - haven't you ever seen a wild heart out in the woods?) for my little girl.

Looking for things to do with my daughter, I ran across unicorn poop on the internet. Now, who wouldn't like a pile of (frosted, sparkly, star adorned, sweet, sugar cookie) unicorn poop? Not a three-year-old and her mom!

Ahhh, sweet, cool breezes…finally, the heat has broken and today’s high of 85 seems so reasonable after what we’ve been through for the last few days. Though cooler temperatures probably averted a trip to the loony bin for some of us, I did grab my opportunity yesterday while it was still scorching to bake some cookies in my car. Yeah, you heard me; I baked cookies in my car!

I love Easter candy but with a two-year-old in the house we suddenly have way more Easter candy than any person should attempt to eat. My downfall (those evil Cadbury people) are the Cadbury Mini Eggs. I thought if I crushed them and put them into cookies I might slow down my consumption. Ummm....no. But the cookies are good and you can use whatever Easter candy you have lying around - even jellybeans!