One of the first blogs I started reading is still one of my favorites. Kristan at Confessions of a Cookbook Queen not only shares fun and easy recipes, but each post is entertaining (as in -she will have you rolling on the floor laughing every time). She’s also very sweet to her fans, I know she tries her hardest to answer every comment and email from her readers, with honest answers and advice. And she is not paying me to say any of this. As far as I know, she doesn’t even know who I am. But I do have a point here. The first time I ever tried to make a recipe from someone’s blog, it was one of hers. The Shamrock Mint Oreos. But I didn’t make them minty or shamrocky, I made them into flowers and tinted the cream in pastel colors to celebrate the first day of spring. (And when I shared the picture on her facebook page, she complimented them. See, I told you she is sweet.) And way back then, I had the idea to do them for halloween.
So, you can follow the recipe on Kristan’s blog. I just omitted the mint and tinted the filling green, orange, and purple. The easiest way to do this, I found, was to scoop the filling into plastic baggies, and add the color- kneading until the color blended through.
I baked the cookies (I used leftover chocolate dough I had already made- but I know the recipe on Kristan’s page is delicious) and let them cool. I took a scoop of filling and flattened it between two paper towels and cut out the shapes with the same mini cookie cutters I used for the cookies. Then I sandwiched the creme between two cookies. That’s it! Simple as can be
Enjoy, and if you aren’t familiar with Confessions of a Cookbook Queen, make sure you stop by and visit her!!! AND she is collaborating with Shelly from Cookies and Cups on a fun new site, That’s What We Said, that is so great, I can’t even describe it. You just have to check it out.









These are so so pretty!! Thank you for the sweet post, I am so honored. Also, I guess now I owe you $100??
Consider debt repaid in FB “Likes”
YOU are amazing <3
Super great idea. I’ve not seen this done before. Bravo!
Thank you, Renee!
You are super duperr sweet! What a great idea. And can’t wait to see pictures of the cookie swap cookies!
Thank you, Stacey! I can’t wait to settle on a design, and get them finished, lol!
These are adorable! I think they would be awesome at the next playgroup. Thanks for sharing this!
Thank you Shandra! I think the kids will love taking them apart, just like regular Oreos. My daughter loved them!
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