f is for fudgy crinkle cookies

my grandma found these really neat cookies on the internet and thought I would like to make them...and tomorrow I can take Mrs J. my teacher some too...

these are called cool whip cookies and you can use whatever flavor of cake mix you want to...

we used chocolate, cause that is what we had...

pour the dry cake mix into a bowl, add 2 eggs and one container (8 oz.) of cool whip...mix it up and let it sit in frig for 30 minutes...

then you make into balls and roll into some powdered sugar...

bake at 350 for 9-12 minutes...

very yummy, your kids would love to make these with you...

e is for english muffin pizzas & egg rolls (smores)

my grandma got Sian and me some English muffins and we made them into pizzas...we put sauce, pepperoni, sausage and cheese on top of the muffins and baked them...they were very good...Sian liked them a lot... then for dessert we made smore egg rolls...we got egg roll wrappers and put mini marshmallows, some chocolate chips and some crushed graham crackers in the middle and Grandma fried them in a little hot oil... they were so yummy...we want to make them again

d is for decorating gingerbread houses

and at school too

Pancake cookbook

my Uncle got me this cookbook that came in a kit to make pancakes

Build a Bear cookbook for kids

this cute cookbook came with my Build a bear for Christmas and has it's own cookie cutters too...

c is for cherry cobbler

I made this really good cobbler that my grandma says she ate when she was little... here is what I did... I put 1 can of cherry pie filling into a square pan, then I sprinkled nuts on top of that... you get one box of white cake mix and put on top of the cherries... then you pour 1 stick of melted butter on top... bake at 350 for about 20 minutes... you and your kids will love this one...

b is for blonde brownies

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_BEaO_ELEKw&feature=youtu.be

when I did the video I forgot to add the egg and walnuts...bake at 350 for about 30 minutes...