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    Sunday Sweets: 7 Spring Cookies for Easter Brunch

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    Carrot Patch Cookies
    Ingredients:
    Orange Mike and Ike candies
    Green gummy candy (we used Rips licorice pieces, which are flat)
    Nabisco Biscos sugar wafer cookies
    Chocolate ... more 
    Photo by: Spoonful
    Carrot Patch Cookies
    Ingredients:
    Orange Mike and Ike candies
    Green gummy candy (we used Rips licorice pieces, which are flat)
    Nabisco Biscos sugar wafer cookies
    Chocolate frosting
    Chocolate wafer cookie crumbs

    Directions:
    To make each carrot, cut a slit in one end of a Mike and Ike candy with a sharp knife (an adult's job). Cut a small triangle from the green gummy candy (if needed, roll it flat), then fringe the base to form leaves. Tuck the triangle into the slit of the Mike and Ike and pinch it closed.

    For each carrot planter, place a wafer cookie base on a flat surface. Form the longer walls from two whole cookies and cut a third one to fit the shorter ends. Attach the pieces with frosting.

    To fill four planters, combine 2 tablespoons frosting with 2 tablespoons cookie crumbs. Fill each box with the mixture, then press three candy carrots inside. Add more of the frosting mixture to hold the carrots in place. less 
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