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chefann said:Ooh- then it should be a dessert to go with the "sweet" theme.
I know! Easy Peanut Butter Presses. I love these cookies, and they're super easy. They're in All the Best.
1 cup creamy peanut butter
1 egg
1 cup sugar
Combine ingredients. Press, using cookie press, onto stone. Bake at 350 for 11-14 minutes or until edges are golden brown.
Remove from stone, cool completely.
If desired, drizzle with melted chocolate.
Some easy recipes to include in a thank you card are no-bake cookies, homemade granola, slow cooker chili, banana bread, and lemon bars.
You can personalize the recipes by adding a handwritten note or special message to the recipient, using their favorite ingredients or flavors, or including a photo of you making the recipe together.
Yes, you can include allergy-friendly recipes in your thank you card. Make sure to list all ingredients and any potential allergens to ensure the recipient can safely enjoy the recipe.
You can package the recipe with the thank you card by using a clear plastic bag or small box tied with a ribbon. You can also include a small kitchen tool or ingredient needed for the recipe.
Yes, you can include a recipe that is not your own in a thank you card. Just make sure to give credit to the original source and include any necessary modifications or substitutions you made when preparing the recipe.