We went out to dinner last night to her favorite place, Perkins, surprisingly she didn't order pancakes, she got french toast (she was very proud of "trying something new" but I'm not sure it really counts). Her all time favorite food in the whole wide world is Nutella, she'll put it on almost anything. Every day for lunch she makes herself a peanut butter and nutella sandwich.
Yesterday I found this recipe on Mostly Food and Crafts and thought it sounded like a special breakfast treat. When I got out the Nutella, it occurred to me that one little change would make this even more of a special treat for Tasha.
Behold, Nutella Peanut Butter Crescent Rolls
Here's what you need to make these delectable treats, currently referred to by my girls as "Yumminess"
A can of crescent rolls
Peanut Butter
Nutella
Powdered Sugar (optional)
Preheat your oven according to the package. Unroll the dough and fill each with a dollop each of Nutella and Peanut Butter. When rolling them up, pinch the ends down so that it keeps the filling in. Bake according on a cookie sheet for about 12 minutes. I sprinkled some powdered sugar on them to make them extra special; fancy looking. Enjoy warm, they are heaven!
While those were in the oven I finished up the treats I found here by The Country Cook. Again, I didn't follow her directions exactly (are you starting to see a pattern here?), but I can honestly say, I will never look at Oreos and cream cheese the same way again... more heaven!
Here is all you need to make these decadent bites:
A package of Oreos
An 8oz package of cream cheese, softened
Chocolate chips or melting chocolate
Decorations
The Country Cook used her food processor to do this. I gave mine away a few months ago since it hadn't been used in at least
I think next time I'll drizzle colored chocolate or use decorating candies that will show up better. They'd make a beautiful gift that way!
My very happy birthday girl went off to school in her new outfit designed by her sister, made by me. She enjoyed posing for pictures.
Her sister did her hair. I've already hear she's been showing off her outfit at school. I'm just hoping the rest of the Oreo bites last until after dinner... it is really hard to keep opening the fridge and seeing them. They've already been moved out of O-man's reach...
Peace be with you,
11 comments:
C&N are fashionistas, I tell ya! Happy birthday, Tash!
Happy Birthday to your little one! ;)
happy birthday little goob! bring me some oreo balls! or send me some at school!
Cute, cute, cute. All the way around!
Visiting from Today's Creative Blog.
Happy Birthday Tasha! Love the outfit!
Awwww - thanks for the shout out! Glad everyone is loving the Oreo cookie balls. They are addictive. And her outfit is absolutely adorable!!
Tash you are so pretty. Hope you had a Happy B-day. XXOO Grammy
Super stylish! Stopping over from SAS Interiors. Thanks for the kind comment!!
~Jenna, SAS Interiors
www.sasinteriors.net
Help be good for such wonderful work hard. Window, buy sure yarn when happy, kids not being said all.
You have some very cute models! And a happy birthday to the birthday girl.
Can I ask how you are doing your waistbands for the skirts? Is it t-shirt material and is there a secret to how to cut or measure it? The skirts you've made just look so simple... but very stylish and comfy.
Thanks!
Miranda
lifeonhackberryroad.blogspot.com
@ Miranda, I'm working on a few tutorials using the yoga waist.
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