...so although st paddy's day has come and gone.....i still think rainbow stuff works pretty much any time of the year!
.....ok and i know these are really just filled sandwich cookies....but i was thinking of making whoopie pies but ran out of time and decided to do sugar cookies.....so i'm going with "whoopie cookies"...!
...take your fav sugar cookie recipe (or in my case i used a boxed mix to speed this up) but did make some rainbow vanilla chips....i used candy melt/wafers in all different colors....
....just melt in a zip lock bag...snip off an end and "pipe" chips....super simple because i've done green tea chips here....
...but i was chatting with someone on instagram (which i love!...find me @sugarswings there!)....if you don't have access to different colored candy melts then you can use white chocolate and tint with an oil based food coloring or powdered food coloring (when i made them before here, i used matcha green tea powder to tint them...the color ended up being a really pretty natural green color)....
...but if you need to have candy melts in every color (like me!)....then you end up with a bowl of rainbow chips which were then added to the sugar cookie mix.....
.....and also had some left over swiss meringue buttercream so decided to make sandwich cookies aka whoopie cookies!....sounds more fun than "sandwich cookies"....right??
....pretty dang yummy too.....!
....some really beautiful weather in the nyc area....so hope you are enjoying the end of the weekend wherever you call home as well....! life is pretty darn good.....thanks for stopping by and have a fantastic week!
You are so cleaver! What an great idea to add color to any baked goods, but these whoopies look especially appealing. <3
ReplyDeleteI love your homemade rainbow chips and those cookies look delish!
ReplyDeleteI love how you made the chips! These look awesome!
ReplyDeleteI love your rainbow chips!!! That's so cool!
ReplyDeleteso fun, I never buy coloured melts, I get the 50 pound box of white melts and colour them. You can also by a thing from americolor that makes any water based food colour work with chocolate:)
ReplyDeleteCool! I will have to look into that stuff! Thanks for sharing that :)
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ReplyDeleteI LOVE, LOVE, LOVE the rainbow chips! Seriously brilliant! Yep, rainbows are for every day of the year!
ReplyDeleteYummy!
ReplyDeleteOh these look so good and pretty.
ReplyDeleteYou're a genius! I am so totally doing that next time I have leftover melts instead of throwing it away. LOVE that, and I love these whoopie pies!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute idea! Love all the colors that you did.
ReplyDeleteyummy! and how adorable are those rainbow chips?!?!? Great idea. I live in Austria and you can't even get chocolate chips here. We are going to make these. Thanks for sharing. i found you on Happy Hour Projects!
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ahh, i love your chips! I tried to make the green tea ones and they came out as misshapen blobs--but at least they were chip sized. How do you make everything so perfect? :[
ReplyDeleteAs long as they taste great! And believe me not all my stuff comes out perfect! I've had a couple posts like that!! I love that you attempted making them!!!
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ReplyDeleteSo pretty for spring.
ReplyDeleteoh that is absolutely brilliant! Thanks so much for sharing that awesome tip!
ReplyDeleteWhat a creative idea! I've never seen anything like these coloured chips before. They could brighten up so many recipes!
ReplyDeleteThese are cool!!!
ReplyDeleteLove the idea for the homemade rainbow chips because it's a great way to use up those small quantities of candy melts that I can't bring myself to get rid of. LOL So it's a great recycling tip! :)
ReplyDeleteSomeone has to much time on their hands. LOL
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