Lazy peanut butter cup bites!

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Bacardi

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I'm sure this nothing new here, this recipe has many different names I'm sure...

Very simply buy a log of peanut butter cookie dough and a package of miniature reese cups. Cut the dough into 1.5" slices. Cut slices into quarters. Place a piece of dough into a mini muffin pan. I didn't use liners nor did I form the dough to conform to the pan slot. Oven 350, at 5mins I rotated the pan and were done at 8.5 minutes. Upon removal, immediately push a reese cup into the soft cooked dough. I then put the whole thing into the freezer, my thought process was it would hinder the cooking process and hopefully prevent the cups from melting too much.

I also used chocolate chip cookie dough and hersey kisses. I think the peanut butter cups came out a lot better.

Go to walmart, get an $11.97 anchor glass cake holder (which doubles as a punch bowl)and for $1.88 10 dollies and you can make an cheap and easy professional presentation!

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Well I'm a rookie and it's new to me! And I've gotta say that I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE it!! This is another goodie that's going in Christmas baskets!!! :w00t2:

Thank you sooo much!!! ...think I might need some of these for myself too! :D
 
I have photos but can't post them for some reason? I guess maybe I need a higher post count...
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What are you using to post them with? Are you using a image hosting site?
 
Yum, Barcadi! Copied and saved!

What is the advantage of using mini muffin tins instead of a cookie sheet?

How many cookies did this make?

Lee
 
Yum, Barcadi! Copied and saved!

What is the advantage of using mini muffin tins instead of a cookie sheet?

How many cookies did this make?

Lee

Thanks! It's more of a thick "bite" vs a flat disc...I think these are perfect when you want something quick, easy, cheap and make a huge impact. One log of reg. size Pillsbury dough yielded 32 bites/cookies for me...

Just got the photo up.
 
I made another batch of these yesterday for a V-Day BBQ, rave reviews...Again, think people like them because it's something different.
 

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