Pilgrim Hat Cookies for Thanksgiving
Need a easy, no-bake Thanksgiving treat to bring to the class party? How about a fun project to entertain the kids' table on the big day? Look no further than these cute Pilgrim Hat Cookies from Taste of Home. You need: fudge-striped cookies, mini peanut butter cups, vanilla frosting tinted with yellow food coloring (to bind the cups to the cookies), and orange mini Chiclets gum for the "buckle." Sure, the kids will love helping to assemble, but I bet they'll love eating these even more!
Pilgrim Hat Cookie Recipe from Taste of Home
1 cup vanilla frosting
7 drops yellow food coloring
32 miniature peanut butter cups
1 package fudge-striped cookie
32 mini orange Chiclets gum
Combine frosting and food coloring. Dip top of peanut butter cup in yellow frosting and position over center hole of cookie, forming the hatband and crown. Add gum as "buckle." Repeat with remaining cookies. Makes 32 cookies.
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Peajewel
I am so going to make these. We are going to Chicago to visit my sister and it is a seven hour drive so these will be perfect to take.
maisah
Cute... I love the recipes here.. TY for sharing!
Jillredroom
I am so making these for our Thanksgiving party with my 19 three year olds. This will be soooo much fun!
aidensmomma508
very cute!
Eeyore3692001
for the ladies saying they were gonna try these. I just saw this last night, went to the store, and made them today, I put a few on a birthday cake I made today, a fall birthday, she loved it. I will have a post with pics in my journal if you ladies are interested. These were a HUGE hit tonight, for my adult friends, AND all the kids. Everyone loved the flavor of them too. However, instead of vanilla, I bought caramel flavored frosting for in between the cookies and peanut butter cups.
Eeyore3692001
OOPS, lol forgot to say thanks CAFEMOM for the wonderful Treat Idea, and Taste of Home.
Nancy
Carey2006
VERY CUTE!!!!!!! I might have to try making these!
Erin O'Gara Reddy
Jennifer Arthur Ledbetter