Tuesday, December 06, 2011

Graham Cracker Cookies-Revisiting

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I just finished making up a batch of these
& thought I might bring up the post again
for those who might want to try them this year.
They are Wickedly WONDERFUL!
(more like candy than a cookie)

I'm busy sewing for Christmas,
so little time to blog right now,
but I'll have lots of photos to share, soon!

For a last minute little treat, I thought you might like to try

making a batch of these easy & delicious little cookies.

They are SO simple & SOOOOO good!



Graham Cracker Cookies

1 cup butter
1 cup brown sugar
1 cup chopped walnuts
Enough graham crackers to line a 10 by 15 inch cookie sheet.

(I put down a sheet of Release aluminum foil for easy cleanup)

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Mix butter, brown sugar and bring to rolling boil.

Boil 1 full minute. Turn off heat and quickly mix in chopped walnuts.

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Quickly spread on graham crackers before it cools.

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Bake 350ยบ for 15 minutes.

Cool and break up into bite sized pieces.

This is easier to do if you’ve separated all the graham cracker sections first.

These delicious & easy little treats freeze well but I wouldn’t know that because

they never last long enough around here to make it into the freezer!

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I hope you are enjoying the holiday preparations at your home.

Thank you for stopping by The Gazebo House during this busy time.


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24 comments:

  1. Rett, This will go in my "blog recipes to try". It is certainly easy and looks so delicious. I am having a high tea in January for some friends and this would be a great sweet treat.

    Have a Merry and blessed Christmas, Rett! Enjoy your lovely family.
    xo Yvonne

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  2. Blessings to you, my friend! Enjoy these special days!

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  3. Merry Christmas to you my Dear Rett, and girl thanks for the fun cookie recipe, I will put this in my file...Hugs and smiles to ya girl Gl♥ria

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  4. Happy Holidays! I've made these with saltines, but never graham crackers. They look yummy!

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  5. I'll be right over Rett, this look fantastic and I'm sitting here thinking about something sweet. I wish you the most Merry of Christmases my friend.

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  6. Someone brought this treat to a holiday party - yummuy! Now I can make it too - and I have little helpers who will be delighted to join in !

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  7. They look great Rett! Merry Christmas-enjoy:@)

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  8. These look delicious! Merry Christmas, Rett! ~ sarah

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  9. Merry Christmas, Rett! These look wonderful.

    I'm up late (or early) depending on how you want to look at it, and I just had to let you know that I feel so blessed to have gotten to know you through blogging. So on this Christmas 2010, I wish a very Merry Christmas to you and yours!

    XO,

    Sheila :-)

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  10. Rett~I tried this awesome recipe, but gilded the Lilly a bit by drizzling a little (melted) chocolate over the crackers before breaking them apart. As expected they were a big hit..."thank you!"
    Maybe next time you and I will have some left to freeze, lol.

    Sweet wishes,
    Sara

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  11. This is one of my favorite cookie recipes, Rett. Sometimes I melt chocolate chips on the hot cookies. My family loves this recipe. Can't wait to see your sewing projects.

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  12. Your new banner is beautiful! These cookies sound delicious, wonder how they would be without the nuts (I can't eat nuts.)

    Katherine

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  13. Those are on my sister's list to do every year. Yummy!

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  14. Oh yum! Going into my recipe file. Thanks so much for sharing. hugs ~lynne~

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  15. I'm definitely going to make these! Thanks for the recipe. Cherry Kay

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  16. Me again. There are a number of the AJKA Arabella goblets that show up on eBay. I only have to buy 4 more red ones and 2 more cobalt ones. I buy them a few at a time. I usually wait for a good deal to pup up, but toward the end, I'm tempted to pay more and finish my collection. We'll see how patient I can be. If you want them, you shouldn't have any trouble finding them. There's a good deal for 2 amethyst ones on right now...a Buy It Now, I think. Happy hunting! Cherry Kay

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  17. Now this looks like something I would love and would be so easy! Thanks so much for sharing this with us.. Happy Sewing! xo marlis

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  18. Dear Rhett,
    Hopped onto your beautiful place from Kitty's blog!You are such a creative and artistic person and the beautiful posts on your blog left me absolutely speechless.I am so happy to be following you - wish you a very happy festive season and Merry Christmas to you and yours:)

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  19. Dear Rett,

    Thank you so much for coming over to my place and following me back - it was a pleasure to have you:)Do try out recipes that interest you and I just hope the different tastes serve well in introducing you to the flavors of the Indian cuisine:)Thanks again and have a nice weekend!

    Cheers,
    Sudha

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  20. Rett,
    Oh yum, these looks so good! Pat

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  21. My friend makes these and they are fab-u-lous! Yum! Happy week!...hugs...Debbie

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  22. Yum! Easy and delicious. Perfect.

    - The Tablescaper

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  23. Yum, yum. I'm baking today ~ sugar cookies. ;-)
    Happy Holidays ~ Sarah

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Thank you so much for leaving a comment. I read them all & each one is so very special to me & I try really hard to return the visit!

fondly,
~Rett~