I won this great little book from a giveaway on Connie's blog.
I also got a way cute apron and a few other GREAT goodies.
This book is so cute.
It has a colored picture for nearly every recipe.
I've looked at every page at least 5 times. So fun.
The first recipe I decide to fix was these coconut cookies.
I made them to pass out to the sisters after my R/S lesson a few weeks ago.
The were received with lots of Yums!
Coconut Clouds
2 2/3 cups flaked coconut, divided
1 pkg. Yellow cake mix (I used a white cake mix in the above picture)
1 egg
1/2 cup vegetable oil
1/4 cup water
1 teaspoon almond flavoring
1. Preheat oven to 350*. Reserve 1 1/3 cups coconut in medium bowl
2. Combine cake mix, egg, oil, water and almond extract in large bowl.
Beat at low speed with electric mixer. Stir in remaining 1 1/3 cups coconut.
I used the small cookie scoop and scooped cookie dough balls into
the remaining coconut. Roll to cover lightly.
Place on ungreased cookie sheet about 2 inches apart.
3. Bake at 350* for 10 - 12 minutes or until lightly golden brown.
Cool a few minutes on the cookie sheet before moving to cooling racks.
Cool completely.
Store in airtight container.
Makes 3 dozen.
What I will do different next time I make them is this:
They reminded me of the Girl Scout Cookie, Samoas.
So I think that I would dip the bottoms in chocolate and then put chocolate stripes on them.
Can you say double Yum!

17 comments:
You won the giveaway on my blog!
Fun book and the recipe looks wonderful! I had some bread pudding yesterday that had coconut. These cookies would be a real hit with my hubby and brother.
Those cookies sound to die for. I love coconut. I see you live in Ga. My Hubs n I have a winter villa in Brunswick Ga. We are heading down this weekend. We Love the Golden Isles area and are having a ball exploring. I really enjoyed your blog.
I love these cake mix recipes. Yum!
Yummy and lucky you!!
Hi, new to your blog. I love reading cookbooks!
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You had me at YUM! Definitely going to try and I do think the chocolate would be a bonus addition.
Love the grans in the hats!! Too cute!
Cookies made from cake mixes seem to be the best. I have a snickerdoodle one in my pantry begging to be concocted. Just needing to find the time
What a delicious recipe and great cookbook.
I am off to see if I can find it on Amazon.
Thank you so much for coming by my blog!
Laura
White Spray Paint
Wow what a small world...I will put your blog on my list and sign up as a follower. Our plans to come to Brunswick has been put on hold for a while. My hubs has had several health issues this winter and we just cant seem to get outta here. We are so bummed, we love the weather there this time of year!
Oh, what the heck, diets are overrated anyway. Pass me a cookie!
They look delicious! The chocolate addition sounds double delicious.
Your RS sisters must LOVE having you as a teacher, not just because of the treat, but because of YOU!
Have a wonderful day!
I wish I was 25lbs or so lighter so I wouldn't feel so bad tempting myself with yummy looking recipes!
Those cookies look so yummy. I love the Samoas--one of my favorite Girl Scout cookies.
Thanks for visiting and commenting on my blog ; )
One thing about being in primary is I miss out on your goodies when you teach RS!!! These cookies are definetly going on my to-do list!
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