No bake recipes

[LinckHillPoultry]

Well, I have none. But no bakes are one of my favorite cookies.

Do you guys have any good recipes?

 

[kbarrett]

My husband loves butterscotch.

I melt 1 cup butterscotch chips and mix in 1 cup chow mein noodles. Drop by spoonful onto wax paper till they harden.

My son loves the chocolate crisps we make for holiday's. I melt chocolate chips in the microwave and mix in rice crispies. You can pour them into molds or just drop on the wax paper to harden.

 

[Mattake2]

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Aren't those called "haystacks"?

 

[BettyR]

Pretzels dip in chocolate, YUM!!!

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Buy a jar of natural peanut butter.

Drain the oil off the top and discard; empty the jar into a mixer bowl.

Beat in 1/2 stick of softened butter and enough powdered sugar to taste.

Roll into pecan size balls; place them on a cookie sheet and freeze them.

Once frozen dip them in melted dipping chocolate.

Store in a zip lock bag.

My daughter likes to buy those tiny muffin papers that you get with the wedding supplies at WalMart and drop a teaspoon of melted chocolate into the paper; drop a peanut butter ball in the chocolate and cover with more chocolate.

They are really good!!!!

 

[bulldog-girl]

How about salad?

1)go out to your garden with a basket

2) pick whatever is big enough to eat

3) go in and wash it off.

4) shred or cut

5) add some dressing and there you go. No bake!!!


OR version # 2

1) go out in your garden.

2) take along the garden hose.

3) pick what is big enough to eat.

4) wash with the hose

5) eat right there in the garden.

6) be sure to share with the chickens.

Talk about take out dinner.

 

[The Chicken Lady]

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Aren't those called "haystacks"?

Yes. Form them into birds' nest shapes for Easter and add jelly beans to the center.

This is great to do with kids because they don't mind getting messy!

 

[kbarrett]

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Aren't those called "haystacks"?


I've never heard them called that before but that's sure what they look like lol.