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Witch Hat Cookies
Chocolate-dipped mini waffle cones on peanut butter fudge cookies make easy, kid-friendly witch hats for Halloween. One package of each makes exactly 18.
Ingredients
- 1 packagemini waffle cones · chocolate-filled
- 1 packagepeanut butter fudge cookies
- —milk chocolate chips
- —marshmallow · optional, for spider-web decoration
Steps
- 1
Microwave the milk chocolate chips for 30 seconds to melt them.
- 2
Line a cookie sheet with parchment paper.
- 3
Dip the open end of a mini waffle cone into the melted chocolate and set it on top of a peanut butter fudge cookie to form a witch hat.
- 4
Chill the hats for about 5 minutes until the chocolate sets.
- 5
Dip the hat tops in melted chocolate.
- 6
If you like, decorate the hats with marshmallow spider webs.
Creator's notes
One package of mini waffle cones and one package of fudge peanut butter cookies makes exactly 18 witch hats with no leftovers.
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