Get the recipe: Rainbow Slice-and-Bake Cookies
Few can resist the lure of toasted marshmallows over smooth chocolate and sweet, crunchy graham crackers. Ree ups the ante on this easy dessert by adding peanut butter to the classic combo and dipping the s’mores in white and milk chocolate.
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These chewy, white chocolate-stuffed brownie-like treats will be a favorite with kids and adults alike. For less mess, make these sandwich cookies ahead and refrigerate until dessert.
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For an easy treat, Ree bakes the peanut butter cookie dough in mini muffin cups, then presses the chocolate peanut butter cups into the center of the cookies while the dough is still warm.
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No one can deny the convenience of pre-made cookie dough, but try Ree’s easy-to-slice-and-bake homemade cookies and it’ll be hard to go back to store-bought stuff. For a burst of color, try adding chopped chocolate candies (like M&M’s) before rolling the dough into a cylinder and refrigerating or freezing for later use.
Get the recipe: Delicious Sliced and Baked Cookies
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Ree named this colorful confection after the baking method, which involves spreading melted chocolate chips over a buttery cookie crust with a spatula to form a layer of sweet chocolate. Add your favorite toppings while the chocolate is still hot – that way they’ll stick to the top.
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Turn the classic shortbread cookie into a cute treat for kids by cutting the dough into flower shapes and decorating them with sweet frosting and yellow white chocolate buttons.
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Made with powdered sugar, Giada’s Sweet Homemade Frosting will put these buttery cookies on edge. Divide the prepared frosting into a few bowls and add different shades of food coloring to each. Kids will love showing off their artistic skills by frosting their own cookies and decorating them with candy toppings.
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Damaris bakes her chewy chocolate chip cherry cookies in mini pans. “Nothing is as fun as individual desserts,” she says. When making the dough, hide some oats in the mixture – they’ll add great texture and fiber, but the kids won’t even notice.
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