Since we are on the subject of ridiculously easy things to make, I thought I'd throw in this one right now. These pumpkin cookies taste like the expensive ones you can buy in the store (think 6/$3.99) and only take about 2 minutes to whip up--plus the bake time. They require only three ingredients:
pumpkin, a spice cake mix and chocolate chips (the smiling boy and Halloween decorations are not required, but are highly recommended!). We have another recipe for pumpkin cookies that is the fully from scratch method, which is delicious, but if you are in a real hurry (or just a little lazy, like I get), these are so easy to mix together and you still get that delicious, spicy fall smell filling your home.
Easy Pumpkin Cookies from: allrecipes.com
1 spice cake mix 1 15 oz. can of pumpkin puree 1 c. chocolate chips
Pour the cake mix and pumpkin puree into a large bowl and mix until well combined. Add the chocolate chips and stir it well. Drop by tablespoon full onto an ungreased cookie sheet and bake at 350 degrees for 18-20 minutes.
Cheesy Chicken and Wild Rice Casserole
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[image: chicken and rice casserole in serving dish]This chicken and rice
casserole is packed with rice, cheese, chicken and lots of vegetables. It
is comfo...
Honey Wheat Rolls
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[image: Looking down on a basket of Honey Wheat Rolls.]Soft, fluffy, and
slightly sweet, these Honey Wheat Rolls are perfect for any meal. Homemade
rolls h...
Carrot Cake Cookies
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I like carrot cake, but I LOVE cookies, so I created the ULTIMATE Carrot
Cake Cookie. Two desserts in ONE? Yes, please! The cookie base is soft,
chewy, and...
The Weekend Dish: 3/29/2025
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The Weekend Dish: 3/29/2025
Hello hello! I hope you’ve all been well! The Weekend Dish went on a little
unplanned hiatus due to my being sick for nearly t...
Creamy Broccoli Cauliflower Salad
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This creamy broccoli cauliflower salad recipe features crisp vegetables,
tangy dressing, and crunchy walnuts and is a quick, make-ahead side dish
that’s ...
Mug Coffee Cake
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This quick and easy mug coffee cake recipe is the perfect amount for one
person. It only takes minutes to make thanks to the microwave but can also
be ba...
Stuffed Acorn Squash
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[image: A fork in a baked and stuffed acorn squash.]
This Stuffed Acorn Squash recipe is an unbelievably delightful dish that
not only looks incredible, bu...
Sweet and Savory Coconut Rice
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This recipe for Sweet and Savory Coconut Rice is an old-school Our Best
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tropical...
Big Announcement!!
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The Sisters Cafe is moving!! All the great recipes and same content will
now be found at www.melandboyskitchen.com! See you there!! xoxoxo Melanie
Chocolate Peanut Butter Pie with Pretzel Crust
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I'm not really a pie person. But, there are a few times a year where it's
practically required to make and/or eat pie. I grew up eating, and actually
lo...
Breakfast For Dinner with Krusteaz
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Breakfast is quite possibly my favorite meal- when there's sweet and
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in some salt...
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These no-bake brownie bites are from the Marathon Mom
http://themarathonmom.com/no-bake-brownie-bites.htm it is one of the few
recipes that doesn't need ...
Fresh Bottled Pickles
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We have so many pickling cucumbers this year we cant eat them fast enough.
One thing I am picky about is my pickles. If they are the nasty ones that
sit...
I'm here-and on Facebook!
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Ok so I know I've been a major letdown lately, I havent blogged in about a
month.
We have had a birthday, company coming to stay with us and more company ...
Here's a little update--last time I made these, I added about 1/3 cup flour to the batter. This made them fluff up a little better.
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