Time to Party my FRIENDS!
As always I can’t wait to see your AWESOME projects!
Here is a little treat for you all for being just fabulous and sweet.
These cookies just have 2 ingredients…
A box of Spice Cake and a can of Pumpkin.
Now if you want to make them 36th Avenue style, you need to add the little EXTRA to make them EXTRAORDINARY!
Bring out the SUGAR and the CHOCOLATE Chips!
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In a medium bowl mix the pumpkin and the cake mix.
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Then add the chocolate chips and mix it again…
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Get ready to do the baking. Place the dough on a baking sheet { if you have stone bakeware, as I do… preheat your stone } and add some love { brown suga’ } to the top…
Bake them for 8 or 9 minutes @ 350.
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Let them cool down { if you can wait } and enjoy the smell of Fall all over your kitchen.
5
… I dare you to eat just one 
Like we Spaniards say…
” When your tummy is full your heart is happy!”
Now let’s PARTY!
You know what to do…
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I just made these tonight and I seriously may finish the whole batch myself. I had to bake mine a lot longer than the times you gave, but even the ones that are under-baked are super delish. I adore your blog. Thanks!
Kim,
I am so glad you liked them… We like ours soft so I can see how a few extra minutes made them perfect for you.
I have another SUPER easy cookie coming… I think you are going to love this one also.
Thank you for letting me know and Happy Thanksgiving if we don’t talk againg before then
Besos!
I’m making these right now! But I don’t see how many chocolate chips to use? Help? If I don’t see an answer by the time I’m ready to put them in the oven, I’ll just have to make a wild guess!
I put a lot… add as much as you like.
LOL. Good answer. Thanks.
Thank You
Thanks for hosting!! Hope to see you at Random Acts of Kindness Week starting tomorrow!!
~Nikki
http://everything-underthemoon.blogspot.com
I cook for about a hundred kids at my church every Wed, and this week I want to add this to our Thanksgiving meal. How many cookies to this recipe??
…Around 32.
Um yeah, those cookies look beyond amazing.
Thanks for hosting!
Thank You Mindy!
wonderful and yummy tutorial my friend!!!!!
) I am sorry I am getting to your party a little late this week, but yayyyyy I am so glad to be here! Hope you are having a great week and thanks for hosting!!
Jaime from crafty scrappy happy
Thanks for hosting! Those cookies look yummy
Those cookies look so easy and so delicious. I can’t wait to make them .
Thank you so much for hosting!! Hope you have an EXTREMELY HOPPY Thursday! HUGS~
Thank you SO much!
Oh goodness, I am drooooooooooooling all over my computer right now! Those cookies look sooooooooooooo goooooooooooooood! Thanks so much for the recipe!
Also, thanks for hosting another wonderful party! I’m linking up a wreath I made using miniature pumpkin pods (aka putka pods) in link #135. This is the first (…hmm, first successful) wreath I have made for the fall (usually I’m all over winter time wreaths!) It’s also a design that can be easily adapted to suit other embellishments – not just little pumpkins. I hope you enjoy it!
Take care,
Christina
designingbynumbers.blogspot.com
You need to try them Christina… you are going to love them.
Thanks For Hosting!
You are welcome my love!
I’ve made a similar recipe but for muffins. Chocoloate makes everything good! Delish! I linked up my Thanksgiving Centerpiece this week. Thanks for hosting and I hope you little one feels better very soon!
I need to try that!
Holy Chocolate Chip! Those look so awesome!
Thank you for hosting!
Kerry at HouseTalkN
Thanks for visiting!
I’ve made these as muffins and they were delicious! Thanks for hosting
So, I tried this recipe thinking I could use YELLOW cake mix with the pumpkin. Result = not yummy. But Im going to pick up some spice cake mix and give it another try – WITH the chocolate chips!
Looking forward to it!
The spice cake is what makes all the difference… Honestly try it! I am eating some right now!
Hi Desiree! THose cookies look SCRUM-DILLI-UMPTIOUS!
I’m so excited to link up my Reclaimed Truss Headboard/Curtains! Love it or Hate it…it’s certainly different!
Thanks soooo much for the party!
Trust me they are… and so easy to make!
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Thanks for hosting! Love the recipe…we’ll have to try it out.
Ginger@gingersnapcrafts.com
Ginger,
How are you? Good to see you here!
Thanks for hosting! I am going to have to try the brown sugar topping!
Those look super yummy! I am glad I am not the only one to have put chocolate chips in pumpkin cookies! I even added some peanut butter! Thanx for hosting!
I was doing okay, until the brown sugar came out… Mmm… YUM!
Yum!! These look delicious, Desiree. I made my first pumpkin roll of the season yesterday. Mmmm!