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My discovery of this meme was completely by happy accident. While visiting Alex over at The Children's War, I happened upon her Victory through Cranberries post that she wrote for Weekend Cooking.
Hubby and I were visiting with family earlier this week, and his cousin had made these cute Oreo Turkey Cookies for Thanksgiving. I immediately fell in love with their cuteness and just had to share them with you guys so I had to take pics of them with my phone. Please forgive me for the quality of the photos. A photographer I'm not.
The ingredients are simple, and it would be a fun project for the kids to help with.
You'll need:
Candy Corn
Oreo cookies (double stuffed)
Whoppers (malted milk balls)
mini peanut butter cups
Chocolate frosting (either in a pre-made tube or homemade) - this will be the "glue"
pre-filled little tubes of yellow and red icing for the details
The tail first - grab an Oreo, squirt a bit of the frosting in there to hold your candy corn "feathers."
Grab another Oreo (for the base) and put a dab of "glue" to hold the tail on. Lean it against something while it dries.
Unwrap your peanut butter cups and slice off a sliver so it can lie flat against "tail Oreo." Glue it to your Oreos.
Glue your Whopper head and just the white tip of a candy corn for the beak.
Add your fancy details with frosting tubes.
Have a great weekend,
Angela
Those are COMPLETELY adorable! Welcome to weekend cooking!
ReplyDeleteAww, thank you so much. I can't wait to make your Pumpkin Coffeecake.
DeleteThose are absolutely adorable! And what a great way to use up leftover Halloween candy. :D
ReplyDeleteI'm glad I found you! I went out to your profile from the comment you left, but your profile didn't link out to your blog, and it took me a few minutes to figure out I could probably find you through Weekend Cooking. *facepalm* So I'm here now, and will be subscribing through Google Reader! :)
Thank you, Amanda. I will see if I can fix that. I really appreciate your perseverance to find my blog, and your Brandy Custard Pie sounds and looks AMAZING!
DeletePS I fixed it. Thank you so much for alerting me to the problem :)
DeleteAdorable!
ReplyDeleteMan, I wouldn't mind one bit if you wanted to send me a batch of your pumpkin cinnamon rolls.
DeleteThis made me smile! It looks so festive <3
ReplyDeleteThanks so much! Your risotto lookss amazing :)
DeleteOMG I love these! And what fun they would be to make with kids. I hope I remember these for next Thanksgiving. Way too cute. Thanks so much for sharing them with us.
ReplyDeleteYou're quite welcome, Beth. Thanks for hosting this meme!
DeleteThanks for the mention and I love these Oreo turkey cookies, so much so that I pinned them to save for next year.
ReplyDeleteYou are so welcome, Alex! Thank you.
DeleteThese are adorable! I'm totally making these with my kids next year!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much, Heather. I can't wait to try your pork medallions.
DeleteThose are adorable! I'm sharing this with my sister, a Kindergarten's teacher's aide. They would love to do this with the kids.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Diane. Your recipe for Cheesy Chicken and Wild Rice casserole looks absolutely amazing!
DeleteThose are simply the cutest!!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Jennifer. I can't wait to read your review of Brain on Fire.
DeleteThese are so cute. I actually saw Giada make them a couple of weeks ago when I was the Food Network. I wanted to make them then, too!
ReplyDeleteYou got to meet Giada? How cool is that? I'm going to try your Maple-Glazed Acorn squash recipe very soon. I am definitely blessed this year in the squash department.
DeleteThose turkeys are adorable- and so much yummier looking than what I pictured when I read the title. Thanks for sharing. :)
ReplyDelete~Stephanie
Oh geez, the title DOES sound suspiciously disgusting. Thank you so much for stopping by, Stephanie.
DeleteThese are over the top cute. I am bookmarking so that I can make these when I have some little ones over for a visit. I love recipes with not cooking for things like that.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much! Little ones would love to make these. The biggest problem would be keeping them from eating all of the supplies :)
DeleteSo cute! Reminds me of the little food crafts we'd make with the kids at girl scout meetings! ^_^
ReplyDeleteAwww, thanks so much for stopping by, Christine.
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