The first Thanksgiving I spent with my in-laws, I told them I would bring “turkey cookies.”
So I carefully mixed, cut, baked and decorated.
They thought I was bringing cookies made from turkey meat.
Bless their hearts.
I guess I should have been more specific.
Do you know what they did to my turkey cookies?
“Gobble – gobble!”
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Ha ha! You’re on a roll this morning! What cute turkey cookies. I’m afraid I would have gone gobble gobble too! I have that same flaming hot red Kitchenaid!
Be a sweetie and happy Thanksgiving,
Shelia 😉
Obviously they did not speak “Southern Cookie”.
Those cookies are looking too good to eat. Wish I had a couple right this minute. But, hey, I’ll have to wait til turkey day….
At school one day I heard the room mothers in a lively discussion over who would bring the pumpkin cookies, the ghost cookies or the turkey cookies. I knew exactly what they were talking about and it didn’t have a thing to do with the ingredients. It would have been a grave faux pas to duplicate another persons’ ideas. Your attractive cookies look delicious.
So pretty! I wish the leaves in my yard looked as colorful as your cookies. And what’s up with this cold weather? I moved south to get away from these kinds of temps. Brrrrr!!!!
We’re as surprised by the cold weather as you!
Is there anything you can’t do? Beautiful
Bread. I’m not so good at baking bread.
Thanks!
Hello Hope, I see you are getting all ready for the big day and the turkey cookies are such a pretty treat, almost to pretty to eat! Cute story about the in-laws……….I’m coming up for air here, finally. I will be in touch soon.
So glad to hear from you!
Happy Thanksgiving!
These came out so cute.
Happy Thanksgiving!
Debi and Charly @ Adorned From Above
Very cute……love making cut out cookies. Like the vintage cookie cutter you have…..Andi