A Huge Thank you to everyone for all of your sweet comments about my project yesterday. Even with my 'techy' difficulties, you were kind and patient. If anyone out there still needs my Cookie Tray pattern, Please email me at quilts4julie@frontier.com and I will make sure you get a copy!
I will post my winner on tomorrow's post, since it is still Thursday where I live!
These are the Cookie jars that are on my kitchen counter. I love the one's from the 70's. However my super most favorite one in the entire world is the one on the right. It was painted by my youngest boy, Quinton. It is the one we really use for cookies. If you turn it around and look at the back, this is what you will see.
Quinton Stewart loves his mom, and her cookies as well. 5/17/97
This boy is now 25, he went to culinary school, is a Chef in a boutique restaurant in Seattle, Branzino. He and his father, my DH, rode their motorcycles across the country and back last spring.
I love this boy and his cookies, as well!
When I read that we were to write about a Holiday Tradition that we "had to do, no matter what" I knew that it was the cookie recipe, that I would post today. Even if the tree wasn't decorated, or if the lights were not on the house, there had to be Peanut Butter Kisses in the House!!
It doesn't matter who walks though the door, they all want my Peanut Butter kisses cookies!
This is your recipe for today.
PEANUT BUTTER KISSES
18oz peanut butter
1 1/4 cups granulated sugar
2 eggs
48 Hershey Kisses (a 9oz bag has 53)
Heat oven to 350
Stir peanut butter, eggs and sugar until thoroughly blended. (dough will be sticky.)
Roll Tablespoon size balls, place on ungreased cookie sheet.
Bake 12-14 minutes. (cookie will be dry on top)
remove from the oven, press the unwrapped Hershey Kiss in the center of each cookie. Transfer from cookie sheet to waxed paper. Cool and enjoy.!!
I have made these with my boys for their entire lives! When they were really little, they just unwrapped the kisses.
It was a big job for them and a joy for me. Make these easy cookies with the children you love. It will start the best memories, ever!
Today's designers are my good buddie
Roseann Kermes http://rosebudscottage.typepad.com/
and Brenda Riddle http://brendariddle.blogspot.com/
54 comments:
Speaking of tradition...my daughter makes these cookies every Christmas!Thanks for all your wonderful recipes.
Peanutbutter! The kids will just love this! Thanks so much for sharing. Love your pots. What a lovely memory from your son! Great
sweet and gooey P&B kisses to you too..great visit...this has been the sweetest trip..thank you
That's a great story! We love Peanut Butter Kisses, too!
My middle daughter comes home from college for Thanksgiving tomorrow, and she has already requested these cookies and potato soup while she is home!
Thaaaaank You for your extra work getting us the pattern for the Christmas Tray.
....and, be sure to schedule some "sewing time"!
Love the cookie jars!
...handsome son too!!
Have a great day!
Peanut butter kiss cookies are always a winner!
Thanks for all your help with the computer glich yesterday.
This recipe sounds wonderful. Thank you for sharing.
These cookies are fun to make. This hop has been so much fun.
Oh, I love peanut butter kisses. Those cookie jars are adorable and i am sure a treasure :)
My husband loves any cookie with peanut butter in it! Thanks for sharing!
My husband loves any cookie with peanut butter in it. Thanks for sharing!
I think I will make this this weekend with my 3 yr old granddaughter, a tradition to start with her. Thanks!
mascanlon49 at hotmail.com
Thank for the great recipe. What an adorable cookie jar:)
What fun cookie jars! And, such a handsome chef you raised! My son is not a chef, but, he is a very good cook (if he has the time). He is one to try this and that and throw in some of this, etc. and it always turns out really good. Thanks for the yummy recipe. I put Hershey Kisses on my grocery list. Will be making these for sure. Read you tomorrow on the last day of toeing. HUGS... and stitches
Thanks for sharing your holiday tradition. The recipe is great.
These are the best cookies!! Just think, your tradition probably shaped your son's career! Aren't you so proud!!! I LOVE the cookie jar!!! PRICELESS!!!Thank you for sharing with us!
Love these...always oart of my Christmas trays too!!
Thank You for the Hop and for all the recipes and the fun thiings
Thanks for the chance to win!
I didn't see this on Thurs. This is a recipe I love!
How sweet. The gifts our kids make for us become our greatest treasures! My kids say "I can't believe you still have that thing" and they don't realize how precious it is to me.
I love your cookie jars and you too!!!
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I love the cookie jars. My family would expect them to be full, with a different kind of cookie in each jar
Yummy recipe
Thanks again for this recipe, till tomorrow!!
That cookie jar is priceless, you can't buy one as special as that!
I haven't made these cookies in years. Thank you for sharing the recipe I doubt I could find mine!
Thanks for all the wonderful ideas!
Thanks for all of the wonderful ideas!
Thank you!
What a great story and love the cookie jar! Thanks for sharing.
LOVE peanut butter kisses! Thanks!
Yum. Thanks for the recipe!
YUM.....Kisses - thanks for sharing!
Anything made with peanut butter is DELICIOUS!!!!
Thanks for the fun blog, great recipes and projects.
Peanut butter kisses are a central tradition in our family as well! Great story on your son!
A very different recipe to try-peanut butter and chocolate is always a good combo.
my daughter also makes these every year.
It sounds like you and your son are very close. You must be very proud of him! Thanks for the recipe. ~Kathleen
Great recipe!! Thanks for sharing!
What a wonderful cookie jar story!
Thank you for the recipe. I love candy recipes.
Now that is beyond sweet and a true keeper! Thank you so much for sharing that :) Bet you feel hugged everytime you read that cookie jar!
What a sweet memento of a sweet boy! Thanks for the great recipe.
Leslie S. in MN
esclante at comcast dot net
Thank you for this recipe ... it is perfect for my family! We have a member who is gluten intolerant!
Thanks for the recipe - peanutbutter is a favorite ingredient. Enjoyed the story about your son and the cookie jar!
Yummy these sound great
What a great cookie jar from your son! Thanks for this recipe.
Great recipe. Thanks.
Love your cookie jars. They make the cookie.
Since I love peanut butter, this is also a favorite recipe.
Cute cookie jar. Those things are priceless. Thanks for the recipe.
Another yummy recipe!! YUMMO!! Thanks for this hop! It's really gotten me ready for the Christmas season! Polly
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