One of my favorite holidays is Halloween. My favorite parts of Halloween is the candy, the costumes, the pleasure of hearing kids laughing and saying, ” Trick-or-treat.” One of my friends say she likes Halloween because, “My parents let me take candy from strangers and I get all the candy I want.”
On Halloween I like to have parties. When I have parties I like to make these cookies. They’re always a big hit as soon as I put them out they’re all gone. Some people like to get a sugar rush like me and go crazy. But I wouldn’t recommend doing that. -DB
For Halloween here are some treats. ” Cobweb Cookies.”
1 1/3 cups of all- purpose flowers
3 tablespoons of cocoa powder
1/2 cup (1 stick) butter refrigerated
1/2 cup of granuated sugar
2 tablespoons of milk
white writing icing
a 2 1/2 inch cookie cutter
2 cooking sheets sprayed with non-stick cooking spray
or lined with baking parchment
a toothpick
preheat you’re oven for 350 degrees feranheight
needs to be eaten within 5 days
1. Put the flower and cocoa in a large bowl. Cut the buttr into chunks and add them to the bowl, then rub it in with your fingers.
2. When the mixture looks like breadcrumbs, stir in the sugar. Then, sprinkle the milk over the mixture and stir with a fork.
3.Stir the mixture until everything strts to stick together. Then, squeeze it with your hands to make a ball of dough.
4. Wrap the doughin plastic food wrap. Put it in a refrigerator for 20 minutes. While it is in there, turn on your oven.
5. Sprinkle a clean work surface and rolling pin with som flour. Then, roll out the dough unil it is about 1/4 inch thick.
6. Use the circle to cut out lots of circles and carefully lift then onto the cookie sheets. Then, make the scraps into a ball.
7. Roll out the ball and cut out more circles. Bake the cookis for about12- 15 minutes, Then carefully lift thm out of theoven.
8. Leave the cookies on the cookie sheets for about five minutes. Then, lift the wire racl and leave them to cool.
9. Draw a spiral of white writing icing on each cookie, starting in the middle and working out toward the edge.
10. Using a toothpick, drag the icing from the to make a web. Ice the other cookies then leave the icing set.
