Although I have a DESSERT menu planned for Thanksgiving, I was struggling with what to serve our little guests . . . that is, until I had a thought at 2am this morning . . .
What about making cookies with pie crust scraps!?!
It's no extra work, since you'll already have pie crust dough lying around from making pies . . . and the kids will love these cookies, especially perched atop a scoop of vanilla ice cream.
Not only are they easy to make, but they are yummy too! The buttery pie crust COOKIE melts in your mouth under the crunchy sugar topping! YUM!
So save your pie dough SCRAPS, and make a little something special for your little guests too!
I used a pumpkin cookie cutter and Fall colored sanding sugar, but I think a turkey and maple leaf cookie cutter would be even more cute!
Here's what you'll need . . .
Pie Crust (store bought or home-made)
egg wash (one beaten egg with splash of water)
sanding sugars
cookie cutters
rolling pin
flour, for dusting
Here's how . . .
STEP 1
Preheat oven to 425 degrees
Roll out pie crust
Cut out shapes using cookie cutters
Place cut-outs on cookie sheet
STEP 2
Liberally brush with egg wash
STEP 3
Decorate!
Using a spoon, scoop and shake sanding sugar atop cut-outs
Bake at 425 degrees for 8 minutes
ENJOY!
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Beautiful meal and table! The white pumpkin is wonderful, and I agree, food looks best on white~the pie crust cookies are a great idea for the kiddos, might have to do that, Thanks!
ReplyDeleteJenna
These look so easy but still delicious! yum!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea! My kids would definitely have so much fun making and eating these pie crust cookies.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun and delicious idea! Pinned ;) Thanks for sharing!!
ReplyDeleteGrowing up mom always cut strips with the extra pie dough. Brushed them with butter and then sprinkled them with Sugar and cinnamon. YUM! Us could hardly wait to pop them in our mouths. These sound yummy too and so colorful! Thanks for sharing with SYC.
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Jann
Yummy! Pie crust cookies are my family's favorite! Thank you for sharing ~ found you thru Katherine's Thursday Favorite Things Linky Party :)
ReplyDeleteMy Mom used to make these for us only they were not as handsome - we didn't care. We crowded around in the kitchen and waited anxiously for them to come out of the oven. We waited for these more than the pie that she had made. Thanks for the warm memory. I had forgotten about them.
ReplyDeleteI'm so happy that you came by to share your story. You brought a big smile to me this morning!
DeleteMy little ones love making these. I hope they grow up having the same happy memories that you do.
Have a beautiful weekend and a Happy Thanksgiving,
Suzann
Thanks for sharing!! modern living room design
ReplyDeleteLove the colorful pumpkins. Thanks for sharing at Silver Pennies Sundays. x
ReplyDeleteYummy! What a great idea to speed up t he cookie making process.... :)
ReplyDeletehugs x, Crystelle
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