I've seen pictures of them posted all over pintrest and anything else that talks about food. I know you've seen them too.
Whoopie pies!! Soft, yummy cookies with something creamy and delicious in the middle.
And now I've made them two ways!!
My first try (of course my picture got lost in the great picture crash of 2011) was devils food cookies with cream cheese frosting.
Heres the best part. All it took was a box of devils food cake mix, one egg and 2 tablespoons of water. No joke. Mix it all together, scoop out your cookies and bake them at 350 for about 15-20 minutes. The cookies will be soft and chewy.
After they cool, spread a little frosting of your choice and sandwich them together!!
For Thanksgiving, I tried a little variation and went with pumpkin whoopie pies!! (even easier!!)
For the pumpkin ones I used one box of spice cake mix, one 15oz can of pumpkin, mixed it together and baked them the same as before.
They were a huge hit at Thanksgiving!
Whoopie pies!! Soft, yummy cookies with something creamy and delicious in the middle.
And now I've made them two ways!!
My first try (of course my picture got lost in the great picture crash of 2011) was devils food cookies with cream cheese frosting.
Heres the best part. All it took was a box of devils food cake mix, one egg and 2 tablespoons of water. No joke. Mix it all together, scoop out your cookies and bake them at 350 for about 15-20 minutes. The cookies will be soft and chewy.
After they cool, spread a little frosting of your choice and sandwich them together!!
For Thanksgiving, I tried a little variation and went with pumpkin whoopie pies!! (even easier!!)
For the pumpkin ones I used one box of spice cake mix, one 15oz can of pumpkin, mixed it together and baked them the same as before.
They were a huge hit at Thanksgiving!
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