Cookie Truffles #Recipe

Holiday Parties are so much fun!

 

You get to visit and mingle…and the FOOD!  Okay, I admit that I’m not all that fond of socializing.  I’m a total introvert so all that fellowship can be really draining for me.  I do look forward to sampling all the goodies at these parties, though.  I am always sure to come away with either a recipe or an idea.  I brought these cookies truffles to a party or two.

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Parties are also great places to try out new recipes.  People won’t usually tell you that your new recipe is a flop, but if you end up carrying most of it back home, then it probably isn’t worth repeating or sharing.  On the other hand, if I get several recipe requests, then I deem it a success.

After the second or third recipe request, I knew I would be sharing this recipe with you.

My favorite thing about this recipe is the flexibility.  I made this same recipe two different ways, but the possible variations are almost endless.  Don’t be surprised if you see me posting some more variations of this recipe in the future.

I also liked that this recipe could be made in advance.  I kept them in my Debbie Meyer GreenBoxes™ so I didn’t worry about them losing their freshness.

Quite frankly, this past weekend was over-the-top busy.  We had Dress Rehearsal for the church play and not one, but two soccer games on Saturday.  Sunday was the actual Church Play followed by a bowling tournament then back to church for the Christmas Party.  There was just no time to cook so this recipe and my GreenBoxes™ really saved me.

Are you ready to make cookie truffles?  Check out the recipe below!

 

 

 

I also made Gingersnap Truffles for the same party.  I used the same recipe as the Oreo Truffles simply substituting the Gingersnaps for the Oreo’s.  Easy and delicious.

Gingersnap Truffles

 I have more holiday parties and gatherings coming up!

I will be making more Cookie Truffles and storing them in Debbie Meyer GreenBoxes™ for my upcoming holiday parties and gatherings to make sure they stay fresh.  I might even tie a pretty bow around them to give as gifts to teachers, friends, family, etc.

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I would love hear about your favorite party foods or food gifts to share during the holidays.  Leave a comment letting me know what they are.


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About Trisha

Trisha Kilpatrick is a homeschooling mother of three. She has a degree in Education with a double major in Elementary and Special Education, but she is more proud of her countless hours of volunteer work in Children's Church. She believes that all children can learn and that, in life, simple is almost always best. *Affiliate links are used on this site. I may be compensated when you click on or buy from these links. If you have any questions, you can contact me at questions@trishadishes.com .

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