Growing up, I had the most wonderful youth leader at my church. To this day, I love her and am indebted to her for her love and guidance! I called her this week to check in on her. While chatting, I also asked her if she'd share this recipe with me! She is known for her kitchen skills, and this particular recipes was the treat I waited to enjoy once a year at her annual Christmas party! (Thank you Doris, for sharing this recipe... and for everything else! I love you!)If you'd like to make your own festive holly, it's super easy!
Mix butter and marshmallows, just like you're making rice krispy treats.
Then add either green food coloring or icing coloring.
Keep adding the coloring and stirring, until you have a green shade you like.
Next, add corn flakes- instead of rice krispies.
Spoon the mixture out onto wax paper in small spoonfuls. (The smaller, the better)
While the spoonfuls are still warm and sticky, top with red hots.
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Ooooh- your holly wreaths look better than mine!!!!
Have a Merry Christmas!
These are my favorite! Yours are beautiful, nice photos of them too.
Hello,
At Atlanta Parent we are working on a story for our December issue and providing our readers with fun, easy, holiday recipes. I found your recipe for Holly Treats and I love your idea. We would love to feature it in our next issue and on our website. If you are interested, we would like to hear back from you by next week with permission to use your idea and a high resolution photo to use in our magazine. Thank you for your time and I look forward to hearing from you.
Kelli Richardson
Atlanta Parent Magazine
Editorial Intern
770-454-7599
intern@atlantaparent.com
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