What says fall more then Pumpkin Sandwich cookies with a cinnamon vanilla Cream Cheese filling center? I found this recipe (or a similar one) a few weeks ago and I took the plunge and made them in hopes that I would share them with my co-workers but then left them at home. So they went to my roommates co-workers. Later that day, I had Facebook messages expressing their delight in the cookies. They are truly amazing little things. The cream cheese filling between two pumpkin cake cookies makes for a joyful taste in your mouth.
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Showing posts with label sandwiches. Show all posts
Tuesday, November 22, 2011
Pumpkin Sandwich Cookies
What says fall more then Pumpkin Sandwich cookies with a cinnamon vanilla Cream Cheese filling center? I found this recipe (or a similar one) a few weeks ago and I took the plunge and made them in hopes that I would share them with my co-workers but then left them at home. So they went to my roommates co-workers. Later that day, I had Facebook messages expressing their delight in the cookies. They are truly amazing little things. The cream cheese filling between two pumpkin cake cookies makes for a joyful taste in your mouth.
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Friday, November 4, 2011
DIY Starbucks Breakfast Sandwiches
I have a love/hate relationship with Starbucks. I truly love about 80% of the things on their menu, from their coffees to their pastries to their breakfast sandwiches. My issue? I can't afford them. I can't afford $4-$8 a day it would take to feed the habit it is to go there. So I am reduced to DIY Starbucks. Sometimes that means drinks but this time, it means breakfast sandwiches. I love their low-fat turkey bacon english muffin. Not because its low-fat but because it got bacon, cheese and an english muffin. I found a way to make my own version for about 1/3 of the cost. My version isn't so low-fat but its still a hearty and good for you breakfast with all of its protein and fiber.
The great thing about doing it this way is that I can make 6 at a time just as easily as I can make 1 and reheat them as I want them.
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