Truth be told, whenever I see a recipe in a magazine for a dessert with hearts, I am drawn to it. In the February 2011 issue of Martha Stewart, the recipe for Peanut Butter and Jam Heart Cookies caught my eye.
Thank you Suzy for hosting this challenge! Mr. Mountain Breath's will find some hearts in his lunch bag today :o) They are tasty and not too sweet. The peanut butter and jam combo is comforting.
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Debbie
Looks great, Debbie! I didn't get to that issue yet! Still working my way through January.
ReplyDeleteLove the flavors in that cookie!
Debbie...your cookies look heavenly....how about I bring the coffee :)
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Gail
Debbie, Those look super good. I'm always looking for reciped that arent so sweet. Thanks for sharing.
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Yummy! I should start baking regularly, again...I miss it.
ReplyDeleteThose are adorable, Debbie, and I love the PB&J idea!
ReplyDeleteCute,cute,cute!! Saw some with chocolate hearts in them also!!
ReplyDeleteSuper cute! I love the idea of a peanutbutter thumb..er..I mean heartprint cookie! I bet the girls at work would love these for Valentines. Thanks so much for playing along..I know you are busy!
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