As my Aqua Apron Sisters and I get ready for our annual Mother's Day Brunch, I wanted to share with you one of our most favorite girlie treats. A party just isn't a party without them. Lots and lots of them.
We call them Puffs.
{printables from TomKat Studios}
Why? No clue. They are not puffy, do not involve any ingredients that have involve the word puff, yet that is the name and we are sticking with it.They are sweet and cute and bite sized and happiness all in one little cup.
What do you need for these super easy non-puffy little Puffs?
Ingredients:
Makes 48
2 packages break and bake sugar cookie dough
1 tub whipped cream cheese
1 tub Cool Whip
1/4 cup sugar
Your favorite berries
If you have a 24 piece cookie dough pack, place one of each in a mini muffin pan.
If it is a 12 piece dough, break each one in half.
I happen to have a silicone mini muffin tin which I love. They pop out super easy. But if you have a regular metal mini muffin tin, be sure to Pam or grease it well first.
Have you ever been invited to a Pampered Chef party and didn't know what to buy?
Now you do. You NEED this little wood handled wonder, the magical Tart Shaper.
I don't use it much, but I am so very glad that I have it. When it comes out of the drawer it means it is Puff time. Puff time equals happy time.
Pull the cookies out when they are almost done.
I usually shave a few minutes off of what the package recommends, so they are soft enough to press little indents with the tart shaper.
Be quick. As soon as they start to cool, they will crack as you press them down.
After they have cooled in the muffin pan, transfer them to a cooling rack.
While the happy cookie cups are cooling, combine the cream cheese, Cool Whip and sugar in a bowl. Whip together with an electric mixer on high.
Pipe mixture into each cup with a pastry bag or Ziploc bag with a snipped corner (my fancy method of choice.)
Top with sliced strawberries, blueberries, raspberries or your favorite combination.
Then try to eat just one. Dozen.
Happy Puff time!
Oh my...I would seiously eat all dozen or two! I heart anything w/ cream cheese and cool whip or marshmallow creme ;)
ReplyDeleteMMMMMMM! I can't wait to make these! They look delish and easy peasy!
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I can't wait to go make these! What a fun party snack/dessert!! So easy too! Thanks for the step by step!
ReplyDeleteyou are the queen of easy recipes! thank you!
ReplyDeletemust.make.these.NOW! YUM!
ReplyDeletegirlfriend I cannot believe you still have the energy to post on a somewhat regular basis. For this recipe tutorial alone you deserve a medal of honor :)
ReplyDeleteYUMMERS!!!
ReplyDeleteyou always have the best recipes!
ReplyDeletei love anything that involves easy ingredients like that.
and i want to come to your girl parties ... looks like so much fun.
hope you're feeling ok...?
These look so yummy! I'm going to have to make them!
ReplyDeleteYou have a great group of friends there.
what in the world. you totally threw me with the pre-made sugar cookie dough and that wooden dumbbell. you are a genius and i fully agree with andrea.
ReplyDeleteIm laughing right now because I used to be a PC consultant. IM not anymore but I have to say: they have a bunch of pretty ingenious little tools and things-in case you never know what to buy. Like the glass batter bowl(that you can bake cakes in right in the oven), the spatulas that last for 13+ years, and yes...we love the mini tart shaper too. Lots of goodies(and yes that totally just sounded like I was back at my old job). Sorry.
ReplyDeleteLove the recipe. Cant wait to try it. Have a wonderful Mothers Day!:)
You always come up with the best (and easiest) desserts!!
ReplyDeleteHugs to you this Mother's Day.
Wow this looks amazing...
ReplyDeleteOH MY!!! I think I will be making these for myself for Mother's Day. That means I don't have to share them, right?
ReplyDeleteSuch a good idea! I must try this some time. Thanks for posting it. :)
ReplyDeleteThese are so cute! I have a bunch of other Pampered Chef stuff, but now I need that tart shaper:)
ReplyDeleteSeriously, this looks too good to be true. Too easy to be good! But it looks so good! I have got to try it:) Thanks for sharing this.
ReplyDeleteGreat idea!!! these "Puffs" look simple and YUMM!!
ReplyDeleteMy little puffs just came out of the oven. :) Thanks!
ReplyDeleteThose look fantastic! Yum! I just found your blog a few days ago and just love it!
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ReplyDeletei want to eat 137 of these puffs right this very second. love how easy they are. love cream cheese mixed with any type of sugar. love strawberries. love sugar cookie dough. i probably wouldn't love how puffy 137 of them would make me. but it might be worth it. hope you had a happy mother's day, Julie!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness! I made those darling little puffs for Mother's Day...I thought my daughter and I could sit and eat them while her children(my grandchildren) ran around and watched us eat! Well, they had to try them too! I even had the tart shaper in my drawer and put it to good use! Thanks for the yummy recipe...now all my weight gains can be blamed on you! Such an easy recipe to make!!
ReplyDeleteyum! i'll have to try this one!
ReplyDeleteI will be making Puffs tonight to take to my lovely co-workers tomorrow...(even borrowing that PC tart tool so I can get it right!) Unfortunately this taste group is a bunch of teachers and we'll eat anything put in the teachers lounge...BUT I can't wait to lick the beaters and the bowl. Thanks!!
ReplyDeleteTry making this for the filling:
ReplyDeleteA tub cool whip
I package cream cheese
1 package instant pudding (any flavor you choose)
1 cup milk
Mix pudding and milk and set it aside
Whip Cool Whip and Cream Cheese until smooth
Whip in pudding mix
This makes a yummy mousse like pudding - or - I love to use it as a frosting for cakes and cupcakes.
Watch out for lots of hits on this recipe from Hays, KS! Took them to a womens brunch at Church this AM. Loved by all!
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