Question:
quick, simple and good desserts?
im not big on making desserts, but my cousin is having a little family gathering asked if i could please bring a little dessert that everything else was taken care ofi mean i know i can just go buy it which wouldnt be a big problem but i thought for once i would try to make somethingdessert wisehaha.should be interestingany suggestions on something quick and easy yet yummy? i did a search found a couple things but want some other suggestions tht maybe some of ya may have actually triedthanks.
Answer:
Dirt pudding! That's the best Stir together 1 large container of cool whip, 1 cup powdered sugar, 8 ozcream cheese, a mixture of 2 cups milk 3 ozfrench vanilla pudding mix, 1/4 cup margarineThen just pour it in layers in a pan(or it's fun if you use a flower pot lined with aluminum foil!) -a layer of the mixture, a layer of crumbled oreo cookies, a layer of the mixture, a layer of the oreos-until you've used up all the mixture(you'll need 1 package double stuffed oreos.) Then put it in the fridge for a bit to let it settleIt's great if you put a few gummy worms ontop!
when im making huge batches of cookies and i only have 2 cookie sheets, i use my two cookie sheets side by side and on the lower rack i use a pizza pan and ill those with cookies too pizza pan without holes is basically a circular cookie sheet anyways!
YesAgree with the flat surface commentConsider that air-flow and evenness will be better if it is a lower-edged panSo, if you used a cake pan or even a bread pan, for example, your cookies may not bake quite as evenly, but I bet they still taste good! :)
Depends what you mean by a panIf you are baking cookies, you need a large flat surface to bake them onThe smaller the surface is, the fewer cookies you can bake on it, and if the pan has sides it can be difficult to get some cookies out of it without wrecking them.
YesAgree with the flat surface commentConsider that air-flow and evenness will be better if it is a lower-edged panSo, if you used a cake pan or even a bread pan, for example, your cookies may not bake quite as evenly, but I bet they still taste good! :)
Depends what you mean by a panIf you are baking cookies, you need a large flat surface to bake them onThe smaller the surface is, the fewer cookies you can bake on it, and if the pan has sides it can be difficult to get some cookies out of it without wrecking them.
when im making huge batches of cookies and i only have 2 cookie sheets, i use my two cookie sheets side by side and on the lower rack i use a pizza pan and ill those with cookies too pizza pan without holes is basically a circular cookie sheet anyways!
As far as it concerns me, a pan is almost identical to a cookie sheet, but it has sidesYou could probably use the pan, (only if it's rectangular, not like a soup pan, or pot.) Or, if the idea of sticky cookies frightens you, you could probably use the bottom of the pan, so in other words use the pan upside down.
Dirt pudding! That's the best Stir together 1 large container of cool whip, 1 cup powdered sugar, 8 ozcream cheese, a mixture of 2 cups milk 3 ozfrench vanilla pudding mix, 1/4 cup margarineThen just pour it in layers in a pan(or it's fun if you use a flower pot lined with aluminum foil!) -a layer of the mixture, a layer of crumbled oreo cookies, a layer of the mixture, a layer of the oreos-until you've used up all the mixture(you'll need 1 package double stuffed oreos.) Then put it in the fridge for a bit to let it settleIt's great if you put a few gummy worms ontop!
As far as it concerns me, a pan is almost identical to a cookie sheet, but it has sidesYou could probably use the pan, (only if it's rectangular, not like a soup pan, or pot.) Or, if the idea of sticky cookies frightens you, you could probably use the bottom of the pan, so in other words use the pan upside down.
