This year I found Gooseberry Patch Christmas 2010.
Absolutely love it!
I want to make the Frosted jars!!
I wish there were more hours in the day.
Do you have a go to Holiday book or craft book??
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If you have lots of time on your hands this holiday season ;)
You could try my Chocolate Crinkles.
Download the recipe HERE!
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You are so funny! Time, on our hands ... oh, I am so going to have to do a blog post picture with that humorous picture :) Thank you for sharing, Vickie! Love your magazine!!
ReplyDeleteCute. Yummy recipe.
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Thanks for the recipe! Sounds yummy!Will see if I find some time somewhere...lol! Great magazine. I do sometimes buy christmascrafts magazines with ideas to make together with our kids.
ReplyDeleteLove the candy canes on the chocolate cake.. So cute
ReplyDeleteMy go-to is a lrage tin box stuffed with all the favorite and old family recipes. Time to put them in a book! Thanks for the recipes!
ReplyDeleteI'm looking for that magazine! Thanks for the recipe!
ReplyDeleteOh! I love Gooseberry Patch! They are one of my favorites! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteChildren to roll the little balls are a necessary ingredient in these cookies!
ReplyDeleteI love all the Goose Berry Patch cookbooks, and especailly the special magazine issues that they come out with during the holiday. Thanks for sharing your cookie recipe.
ReplyDeleteI also wish that there were more hours in the day. Just about every day I wish that :)
ReplyDeleteDay 4! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteThat is a good book!
We keep Ina's cookbook out, every year we have a cooking contest and the kids have be come quite the cooks because of it!
Have a great day!
Crinkles, you just want to make them because the name is fun to say!
ReplyDeleteI love Gooseberry Patch. I have their books back to the year 2002 thanks to my mom!
ReplyDeleteRecipe looks yummy! Thanks for sharing. I'm curious about the Frosted Jars.
ReplyDeletemmm my fav cookbook still remains my Nanny's, she gave us all a copy before she passed...it is called SWEET things..and that she was...crinkles. I do love and it was certainly one of my Nan's fav..sew in her memory I am baking some today..ty.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the cookie recipe. I love Gooseberry Patch and have a couple of older years books around here somewhere
ReplyDeleteThe Chocolate Crinkles sound delicious and every holiday craft book. The Christmas Story is the one we read for the grand kids on Christmas Eve.
ReplyDeleteWe make these cookies every year...my sister's are the best! Thanks for sharing your recipes.
ReplyDeleteAnd yet another new-to-me cookie. Great!
ReplyDeleteI was hoping that was the Gooseberry Patch edition I have but, alas, min is the 10th addniversay edition. Now I'll have to go sob for awhile LOL Just kidding!
I just got this Bookazine! And I love the frosted jars too. I have a ton of Gooseberry's cookbooks and even more of their Country Friends Collections! I used to make these choc. crinkles all the time when I was younger - they do take a lot of time, but, are well worth it. Thanks for sharing. HUGS... and stitches
ReplyDeleteThese would be so good with a cold glass of milk. Can't wait to make them.
ReplyDeleteThanks for another positively yummy sounding recipe...I have seen these cookies around, but have never made any...That's about to change!
ReplyDeleteSo when can we expect the book containing all these recipes and ideas? LOL! Thanks for sharing. carolyn marzstars@msn.com
ReplyDeleteI have all the Gooseberry Patch Christmas books, too! Wouldn't be Christmas with out them!! Thank you for your recipe! Can't wait to try them!!
ReplyDeleteI just Love looking at the Gooseberry Books I have a few of them They have the nices thing in them and cool recipes too. Your recipes are great and Want to say Thank You for the Hop at the busy time of year on top of it
ReplyDeleteThis looks like a great recipe to try-thanks.
ReplyDeleteLOVE Gooseberry books - I even OWN a couple of them, didn't know about the Christmas one. Oh, no...thanks for the recipe!
ReplyDeleteBest book ever, Gooseberry Patch, to add to ones library...
ReplyDeleteDon't know that magazine, in France there are other's. ELLE NOËL. Thanks for the recipe.
ReplyDeleteI have to go find the Gooseberry Patch Christmas book now. It looks great. Thanks for the recipe.
ReplyDeleteMy daughter loves the gooseberry patch recipe books, and thats what she requested for Christmas. Now I will have to find her one as well as one for myself. Thanks for the great recipe.
ReplyDeleteVicki,
ReplyDeleteLike you I am short on time. Would like to do a lot more than I do but then go back to the reality of I can only do what I can do without driving myself crazy.
That looks like a wonderful Gooseberry Patch book. Thanks for the recipe. ~Kathleen
ReplyDeleteI keep saying that I need to try these books! Maybe this will be the year!
ReplyDeletegooseberry patch is the best.love the recipe
ReplyDeleteI LOVE Gooseberry Patch books - I must look for this new one. Thanks for sharing your recipe!
ReplyDeleteGooseberry Patch! I love their ideas :) Isn't it wonderful how many creative people there are in this world!
ReplyDeleteI'll have to check out the book! Thanks for another great recipe!
ReplyDeleteLike the mix of quilting, crafts and cooking in the Gooseberry books!
ReplyDeleteI've been collecting the Gooseberry Patch books since they first started coming out. Thank you for the recipe.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the recipe, we are a sucker for cookies at my house! And gooseberry, another wonderul inspiration source. mascanlon49 at hotmail.com
ReplyDeleteGooseberry Patch books are great! Thanks for the recipe!
ReplyDeleteIf it tastes good, it's worth the effort. And I'm sure these cookies taste great.
ReplyDeleteI've been on the look-out for Gooseberry Patch 2010, but haven't had any luck yet.
Leslie S. in MN
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Chocolate is our favorite food group up here in Alaska! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteAnother great recipe.... :)
ReplyDeleteI don't have a Christmas book, but have you seen One Yard Wonders? So many ideas!
ReplyDeleteChocolate crinkles - I love chocolate in cookies. Thanks for the recipe.
ReplyDeleteNo, I don't have nearly enough time on my hands! My job interferes with my hobbies.
ReplyDeleteLove Gooseberry Patch!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the recipe!
I am going to try to find this book!
ReplyDeleteI love Gooseberry Patch too! Lots of fun things in those books.
ReplyDeleteMy mom used to make these every Christmas. The memories start flooding my mind. Thanks.
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