Have you ever made window cookies with hard candies? I thought it would be fun to do a butterscotch flame version with my tin candle cookie cutter. I rolled out some sugar cookie dough, crushed some butterscotch discs, and whipped up some frosting using powdered sugar, brown sugar, vanilla, butter and milk. Tasty cookies with a bottle of milk.

While I was making them, I thought about a song that my nephew learned in choir that starts out, “light one candle for hope.” My niece, whose name sounds a lot like “candle” thinks the song is about her. What a true thought; we are all capable of being figurative candles for peace, hope and love.

6 responses to “butterscotch cookie candles”

  1. Margaret Griffin Avatar

    They tasted great to a weary teacher

    1. Amy Avatar
      Amy

      I like your rolling pin, too 🙂

  2. Raylene Avatar
    Raylene

    You always make me want to bake and inspire me to get back to my own creative work. Thank you!

    1. Amy Avatar
      Amy

      thank you for the compliment – you are most welcome!!

  3. Camilla at Conker and Indigo Avatar

    What a great idea! It’s so effective! Great post :-)))

  4. thecommontarte Avatar

    these are AMAZING!!! wow new inspiration station is fast becoming your blog!! 🙂

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