Christmas Cookies~Graham Cracker Log~Day 1 | Hoosier Homemade

Christmas Cookies~Graham Cracker Log~Day 1

[ 8 ] November 30, 2009 | CupcakeLady

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Beginning today, I will be posting my favorite Christmas Cookie recipes for 12 Days. And on December 13th, I will host a Blog Carnival for all of you to share your recipes.

In our family, we have several Holiday traditions, and like most families, Cookies are toward the top of the list.  However, the Cookies that I bake are not fancy, but tried and true family recipes.

Today, I thought I would start the series with a recipe that my Mother-In-Law baked for many, many years. And according to my husband, it just wasn’t Christmas without them.

Graham Cracker Log

Ingredients:

  • 3 c. Graham Cracker crumbs, crushed fine
  • 1 c. Evaporated Milk
  • 1 c. Sugar
  • 1 c. Chocolate Chips (semi-sweet)
  • 1/4 c. Butter or Margarine, softened
  • 1/2 c. Nuts, broken into pieces
  • 1 t. Vanilla

Directions:

Crush Graham Crackers in food processor.

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Put all dry ingredients in large mixing bowl

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Mix in Evaporated Milk, Margarine and Vanilla until well blended.

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Spread mixture in a well greased 9 inch square pan. Bake at 350 degrees for about 45 minutes, most ovens vary in time.

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This post linked to:

~Tempt My Tummy Tuesday hosted by Blessed with Grace

~DIY Day hosted by A Soft Place to Land

~Tuesdays at the Table hosted by All the Small Stuff

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Category: Baking, Dessert, Family, Holidays

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  1. SnoWhite says:

    My mom makes a similar bar — she adds coconut! We like to make these when we travel since they travel really well, and get all warm and gooey when they sit in the car in the summer… delicious. I think I’d like this version even more because of the addition of vanilla. Thanks.
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  2. I have never seen anything like that before! It looks great:-)
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  3. I have never seen a recipe for this before, sounds GREAT!!!
    Geri

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  4. Cole says:

    That looks awesome! I’ve never seen a recipe like it before. :-)
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  5. Vickie says:

    this sounds wonderful and such a neat idea about the cookies.
    vickie
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  6. Debbie says:

    I am forever searching for different recipes, especially at Christmas. I will be sure to make this recipe. It looks absolutely delish! Looking forward to it. Thank you for posting.

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  7. karen says:

    Do you think these would be good without the nuts? We’re not a very nutty family. Well, we are … but not the kind you consume ;)

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    CupcakeLady Reply:

    @karen, Yes, I think they would be fine. Maybe add a few more chips instead, you could even mix the chips, white and chocolate. Thanks for visiting!
    ~Liz

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