Recipes

[house_cat]

This recipe was in this week's Ralph's circular.

I've never heard of anything like this. Has anyone ever made them?

[Mom2Dogs]

Yes!! My mom used to make someting like this......she decorated cakes as well.....

[Carmie]

Oh yes, I remember this recipe from my childhood.  They were pretty good.  I haven’t had them for years.  We called them Cream cheese butter mints.

They used to show up at weddding showers and baby showers in appropriate colors for the event.

[BirdieGal]

I like the recipe. I would buy festive little molds for the mints and add different food colorings.

Would be fun to have out on a fancy platter.

Thanks!

[DukeBlueNan]

Yes! My students would make them in the classroom for Mother's Day gifts. Under close supervision, of course! They're really good.

[Kachina624]

These would be fun to make with the "help" of children or grandchildren.

[house_cat]

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@Kachina624 wrote:

These would be fun to make with the "help" of children or grandchildren.

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@Kachina624

Yes! It would be!  Can you lend me a couple, lol?

Maybe someday... sigh.

[Group 5 minus 1]

A relative of mine made these every year. They are tasty!

[mustang66lady]

@house_cat

Yes-used to make these a lot and I too, had little molds.  Long since lost track of those molds and have just pinched the dough off, rolled in small balls and flattened with a fork.  I never thought of piping them!  Guess I don't think out of the box much!    Thank you so much for sharing this recipe and "new" idea with us!  

[CareBears]

@house_cat I had found this recipe on line a few weeks back and aded it to my holiday baking list, I have never tried them, but what is there not to like?  Everyone thanks for the ideas to use molds, will have to check that out, the recipe I found suggested rolling into balls and flattening down the middle with a fork, think I will use cute little holiday molds!