Peanut Butter Cookies

Peanut Butter Cookies (GF optional)

1/2 c. each of sugar and packed brown sugar

1/2 c. peanut butter (I use Adams old fashioned)

1/2 c. soft butter

1 egg

1 1/4c. All purpose GF flour or reg. flour

3/4 tsp. baking soda

1/2 tsp. baking powder

1/4. tsp. salt

1 c. chocolate chips

Mix all ingredients well. Shape into balls and

place on baking sheet. 

Flatten with a fork.

Bake at 350* for 8 minutes

These are a classic cookie, buttery and yummy.

I have had this recipe since my girls were little

from a childs' how to cook book.

I make these into balls and freeze. 

When I want a fresh cookie I take out a couple to 

thaw out and bake. That works best for me

as no one else likes PB cookies at my house:)

Happy Crafts

Here are some of the items I will be

selling April 28...

Fun gifts for Mothers Day?

Mark your calendars now:)

Birds of a Feather

 Our project this week was to make a card

with something stamped on it over at 

AJ Crazies 

I used a free graphic for the large bird from

Graphics Fairy

and a stamp for the small bird.

A little Gingham

Here are 2 more outfits for the new line

This one is size 1

There is also one available in size 2 without a hat.

Available at April 28th Sale

Upcycled Baskets

Perfect for serving bread or rolls

and all sorts of other fun uses.

Available at April sale...

Mud Pie

Gluten Free Mud Pie

Crust:

1 1/2 c. crushed GF graham crackers

1 T. cocoa

1/3 c. melted butter

3 T. sugar

Mix together and pat in pie pan

Spoon 1/2 gallon vanilla icecream in bottom of crust

and smooth with spoon to fit .

Add a thin layer of Chocolate sauce over vanilla.

Add 1/4 gallon coffee flavor icecream on top of sauce.

Drizzle well with caramel sauce.

Layer 1/2 gallon chocolate ice cream in a high 

mound on very top of pie.

Freeze for several hours.

Serve with caramel sauce, hot fudge and 

whip cream.

Delicious!!!

Hanna Dress

Our craft this week was to 

come up with a copy

of something we've seen...

 When the Hanna Andersson Catalog came

I saw this and knew I had fabric 

and a pattern already

that would work.

Because it was for a baby I made

a pair of bloomers too.

Hanna cost $20
My cost w/ bloomers $5