1. Make Cookies Small!! Everyone wants a taste of each, but not a meal of each.
If you get bored making so many cookies - ask someone for help
2. Use Parchment Paper under EVERYTHING (even pan cookies) Non-Stick sticks. If you don't want to scrub pans - use parchment
3. Don't get stressed out - try different jobs, washing dishes, watching the oven (it does tricks), moving cooled cookies to holding pans.
3a. We do need a designated Oven watcher. Cuts Waaaay down on burnt cookies...
and next year, we'll put a cushion on your stool.
4. The cookies don't have to be PERFECT. It gives them a homemade look and they still taste great
5. Pay attention to 'Hot Pan!!'
6. Someone has to clean the house later, please do your best to keep flour (and the rest of the ingredients) in the mixing bowl.
7. If you see a camera sitting around - take pictures with it
8. Don't forget to 'DING!'
Ready for Spring
10 years ago
3 comments:
ask a friend to buy you parchment paper for your birthday which just so happens to be a month before the annual cookie day. Also you could buy parchment paper for a reduced price at bakeries.
where did you find this blog layout? I love how much room it actually gives to GASP blog!
LOL - I like that plan!
Friends are great when they come & bring supplies :D
Found the layout by accident - one of the offered options when I set up the blog. I picked it for the color...
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