Recipe: Spice Cake Pops

 

 Materials:
Cake Pop pan
Cake Mixer
Pam
Cake Pop sticks
Paper plate



Ingredients:
Spice Cake mix

3 large eggs
1/3 cup of Vegetable Oil
1 and 1/3 cup water
Icing Glaze (Vanilla)

Step1:
Preheat the oven to 350 degrees Fahrenheit 

Step 2:
Blend the Cake Mix, Eggs, Water and Vegetable Oil at a low speed for 30 seconds

Step 3:
Beat the mix on high for 2 minutes

Step 4:
Pour the mix in the Cake Pop pan and seal before baking for 10 minutes

Step 5:
After the cakes cool off, pour the glaze in a bowl and use the Cake Pop sticks to dip them in the icing.

Step 6:
Put the dipped Cake Pops on paper plates and leave in the fridge for a few minutes.

Step 7:
Enjoy the Cake Pops :)

Cookie Blob experiment

Since I was a kid, I always wondered what would happen if the pillsbury cookie dough roll went in the oven, without being cut into thinner cookies. My friends and I decided to give it a try, and this was the result! The middle part of the cookie blob isn't all the way cooked, but the dough turns into a cookie cake with cookie dough filling. It was a fun experiment!

Materials needed:

Cookie sheet
Oven
Pillsbury cookie dough roll
(reminder: do not cut up the dough!)
Friends and sugar!

Batty Butter Cookies

Fangs are required for baking
This activity must be accompanied with The Little Vampire movie
Chocolate Sprinkles
Bat cookie cutter
1 cup of sugar
3 and 1/2 cups of flour
1 teaspoon of Baking powder
1 egg
1 teaspoon of vanilla extract
1 and 1/2 cup of butter
Microwavable chocolate glaze
Vanilla icing (for fangs)
Bake for 11 minutes
Other ingredients include:
Goofy vampire jokes
Tomato juice
Wine glasses
Capes
Absolutely no Garlic is allowed
Crosses, wooden stakes and Holy Water are not welcomed
This baking must only be done at night (sunlight isn't pleasant)
Twilight movies are optional
Dracula is preferred
It is wise not to invite vampire hunters