cookies and aprons
Wednesday, February 07, 2007I love cookies, I always have. And apparently, I am now having some sort of love affair with aprons. Its weird, having never worn an apron before, I now can't seem to cook or bake if not wearing one. Everything seems to look and taste better! And, I definitely dance better while wearing one too! :)
I made Libby and I coordinating ones. She cannot bake without wearing hers either. Isn't it funny how the littlest things make life more fun!
When school started last fall, we began our "cookie of the week" plan. Each week, one child took their turn going through cook books or our recipes and chose a cookie to try. They really loved this, and it made me try some new recipes. However, sometime after Halloween we stopped doing it. I don't know, Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Years, may have had something to do with it. So, in an attempt to get back into the cookie groove, I am going to post our "cookie of the week". Because, cookies and knitting, well that's a good combo too!
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That is so awesome, your such a great mommy - I look forward to trying this reciepe with my daughter.
ReplyDeleteWhat great aprons! I'm sure they make the cooking much better :)
ReplyDeleteThe cookie-a-week idea sounds like a lot of fun, but hard to maintain... And I've never heard of Snicker Doodle cookies. From their name, I thought there would be Snickers in it? They sound yummy!
OMG.....my kids LOVE these cookies. And how cute are those? I need matching ones for me and Supergirl. Maybe we could do a swap? Yarn for aprons?
ReplyDeleteAnd that Libby looks like she's got some sass to her! :)
oh, I just finished a snicker doodle for breakfast - it was a gift from a client, yummy. They taste like spring to me! Love the matching aprons, how fun!! (Have you seen the apron book?)
ReplyDeletegreat aprons leslie! and snickerdoodles are my favorite....yum!
ReplyDeleteThat is too cute! I never have the patience to bake, but I might if I had your cute apron to wear. Great job. It's even better that your daughter has a matching one too!
ReplyDeleteKelli and I would BOTH like one! So cute..... and I would love a Snickerdoodle right now but will have to settle for the chocolate chips we made the other day. We're getting adventurous...we put pecans and coconut in them.
ReplyDeleteLuv u
Your aprons are very, very cute. Did you use a pattern? If so, can you tell me the name of the pattern?
ReplyDeleteI did not use a pattern. If you e-mail me I would be happy to tell you how to make one.........
ReplyDeleteLove the aprons! Great fabric, especially good to know that they work out well for dancing! No fun to bake and not dance.
ReplyDeleteThe cookie a week idea is really fun. I am considering copying you, though perhaps we would do cookie a month. We have less cookie eaters here and a 2 yr old can only have so many cookies.
My grandma made some mean snicker doodles, and when I was in college she'd send a whole coffee tin full of them down to me. Yummmmm. Can't wait to see the socks!
ReplyDeleteGlad to have my computer back. I have missing looking at your blog. Your posts get more and more creative. It seems that you children have such a good time with your blog as well.
ReplyDeleteHi Lester,
ReplyDeleteWe miss you here in MCO. We really would like some of those snickerdoodles. Shelly and I are stitchin' away. Miss you!!! Maryannie
Oh my gosh, these cookies look ever so yummy! Thanks so much for sharing the recipe, I'll definitely try them out very soon!
ReplyDeleteAnd I absolutely love the aprons, such happy and cheerful colours!
I feel so silly - I can't figure out how to email you to get apron instructions!
ReplyDeletehi......lesliecla@comcast.net
ReplyDeleteSuch cute matching aprons and she is just adorable! Makes me wish my girl was young again:)
ReplyDeleteI just found your blog via the Jan/Feb Tie One On gallery. I absolutely love these "snicker doodle" aprons! And that you and your daughter have matching aprons. Too cute.
ReplyDeleteLove the idea of cookie of the week, too. I'm not yet a mother, but am mentally storing away the ideas I come across from all you fabulous blogging mommas. This one (complete with chalkboard cookie canister?) is going straight to the top of my list.
Hi! I just came across your blog and love the idea of cookies and aprons. My daughter will be on spring break soon and I've been looking for projects. Can you tell me how the aprons were made?
ReplyDeleteI just found this post from another blog, and I about fell off my chair--this is the same recipe my home ec teacher used to teach us how to bake in the sixth grade!! I was so chuffed at having successfully made them at school, so I started baking them at home until my family got really, really sick of snickerdoodles ;)
ReplyDeleteThese cookies were scrumptious.
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