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    10 Cookie Recipes Inspired by Your Kid's Favorite Cartoon Characters

    By | Shine Food – Wed, Jan 23, 2013 2:53 PM EST

    Photo by: Spoonful
    Simba's Paw Print Cookies
    Ingredients:
    Batch of baked sugar cookies
    Powdered sugar
    Caramel candy cubes
    Small heart-shaped cookie or fondant cutter, about 1 1/4-inch wide
    Small ... more 
    Photo by: Spoonful
    Simba's Paw Print Cookies
    Ingredients:
    Batch of baked sugar cookies
    Powdered sugar
    Caramel candy cubes
    Small heart-shaped cookie or fondant cutter, about 1 1/4-inch wide
    Small oval cookie or fondant cutter, about 3/4-inch wide
    Directions:
    1. Heat oven to 350 degrees. Cover cutting board with waxed paper. Sprinkle a powdered sugar on the paper, and place a caramel candy on it.
    3. Use a rolling pin to flatten the caramel. If the candy is too hard, soften it a bit before by holding it between your fingertips for a minute. If it's too sticky, dust the caramel and the rolling pin with powdered sugar.
    4. Cut out a small heart and four small ovals from the rolled caramel, and arrange them on a cookie like the pads of a lion's paw print. Repeat for each cookie.
    5. Place cookies in oven for 2 minutes so the caramel sticks to the cookie. less 
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    One of my favorite things to do on a cold winter day is hole up inside and make cookies. It warms up the kitchen, makes the whole house smell yummy, and is a great way to spend a few hours when it's too cold to go outside. Lately I've started branching out from traditional chocolate chip and oatmeal cookies into more creative, visually appealing (but also delicious!) options inspired by my son's favorite movies and characters. Whether you're planning a themed party or you just have a cookie-loving movie fan at home, here are 10 character-inspired cookie recipes that will be as impressive as they are delicious: - By Michelle Horton



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