Watermelon Cookies
Posted under Baking,Cookies,Cooking with Kids,Summer by Anne Marie on Saturday 6 June 2009 at 9:23 am
Watermelon Cookies
These are the new “Summer” cookies at work. While they don’t taste like watermelons, they sure do look like them. To make these cookies, we cut large circles from rolled out dough and then half the circles to achieve our “watermelon slice” shape. After they are baked, we spread a thin coat of icing (colored pink, of course) and pipe on the rest of the details. These would certainly be fun to serve at a BBQ as a small treat, especially if served alongside real watermelon slices.
My mouth is watering! These look amazing and delicious. Who doesn’t love watermelon in the summertime!! 😉
I don’t like watermelon (too sweet), but I am going to try those! Anne, you continue to amaze. Love, Aunt Debbie
i am a big fan of watermelons and i also love tinkerbell!! 😉 i’m a funny person with a bit of randomness haha! peace out yo!
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