You should have seen my son’s face when I said I was going to make turkey cookies for his school’s Thanksgiving “feast.”
I had to assure him that the cookies were made to look like turkeys, not made out of turkeys.
Although, cookies made from turkey… hmmm…
Just kidding!
Turkey Cookies
Turkey Cookies (fromPillsbury.com)
- Your favorite sugar cookie recipe (I used this one)
- candy corn
- chocolate frosting
- orange and black decorating frosting or gels
Directions:
- Prepare sugar cookies as directed. When cool, spread a little bit of frosting on each cookie in an arch at the top. Gently press candy corn on top of the frosting, as shown.
- Using the decorating gels, give your turkeys eyes, beaks, and feet.
- Let dry.
These cookies looked so cute when they were finished that my kids had a good 20-minute argument over why it is or isn’t unfair that only Curious George got to have one.
Ah, Thanksgiving…
In keeping with the turkey theme, I’d like to share a picture that my Sarah Crewe drew when she was five years old.
Turkey's Dinner
It’s a picture of a turkey at the stove, cooking dinner. And another turkey handing the chef a pair of um… well, human legs.
Don’t ask why or how a five-year-old thought of this. I don’t like to go there.
But I think it’s funny.
Gobble Gobble!
