One of the many incredible Woodruff traditions is making turkey cookies. It's a secret family recipe, so I can't share it over the open internet, but they're incredible and involve using a chocolate wafer as the foundation, a Hershey's kiss and chocolate chips as the body, head, and feet, a red hot as the gobbler, and finally candy corns as the feathers. They're delicious. Normally, we make them for Thanksgiving, but this year, we made them after Christmas with Alyson and her family. The fun part was that Heather and I got to teach Trey and Jayci to make turkey cookies for the first time. It was messy, but we sure had a lot of fun!
One last Christmas note. Heather's sister Cheri sent us the coolest Christmas ornament this year. It was so perfect for Heather. I had to include a pic below. Thanks, Cheri!
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Those cookies are so cute and since I'm family, you'll let me know how to make them right?
You are too cute by posting that ornament. I'm so glad you liked it so much! I saw it and knew I just had to get it for Heather!
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