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Results 1 - 10 of 49 for peanut butter ball cookies
Combine first 3 ingredients; mix ... mixture into small balls with (clean) hands. Place balls ... refrigerate for 4 hours. Then eat cookies. Yum Yum!
Mix first 4 ingredients. Roll into balls the size of walnut. Chill ... on waxed paper. Store in refrigerator to keep fresh. Good for Christmas!
Mix Karo and sugar in ... and mix with peanut butter. Pour syrup over corn ... paper. Butter fingers and push mixture up together to form a ball.
Mix together dry ingredients. Add in peanut butter and honey and mix until ... cornflakes, etc. Make balls to the size you like ... a help to allergies.
Toast rice krispies in a ... small bite size balls. Melt chocolate; dip peanut butter balls in chocolate. Let stand ... or until chocolate sets.
Mix ingredients and form into small balls. Melt 6 oz. chocolate ... stick paraffin wax. Keep chocolate warm, coat balls and let stand on wax paper.
7. COOKIE BALLS
Make into balls and dip in chocolate. Instead of using just Corn Flakes, you can also use half Rice Krispies.
Mix all ingredients together and roll into bite-sized balls. Drop onto wax paper. This is an easy recipe for the kids to whip up with you.
Put the sugar, cocoa, and ... ingredients in a bowl and mix. Add boiled cocoa mixture. Stir well. Roll into little balls. Roll in coconut, if you like.
1. Put the sugar, cocoa ... from heat. 3. Add remaining ingredients. Stir well. 4. Drop teaspoonful of cookies onto wax paper. Cool and enjoy.
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