And a little secret...this year I made chocolate chip cookie pies for TEN teachers at school. (Specials, classroom, and assistants.) By using slightly smaller pie tins, I was able to make 3 pies from one double pie crust recipe and two fillings. It was still a lot of work, but there are ways to make it happen!
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Wonderful post Annette! I love giving food gifts because I know they won't cause clutter after the holidays :) Thanks for including my jars and chocolates in your post!
ReplyDelete10 teachers! That's quite a lot of teachers.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great round up Annette - I think I gained a couple pounds just visiting today. Cathy
ReplyDeleteYum! Food makes the best gifts!
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