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What to do with over cooked cookies

DCFC79
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edited 7 November 2009 at 7:08PM in Old style MoneySaving
I made some cookies earlier but because id left them in the oven for a bit too long they were over cooked and hard, could i use them to make a desert eg a trifle or a tiriamisu

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  • Mrs_Thrify
    Mrs_Thrify Posts: 1,673 Forumite
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    Hiya, I wish we both have some luck or a better payed job per hour.

    Ok over cooked bicsuits... can you put them in a plastic bag and make crumbs smashing with a rolling pin to put over apple puree or yoghurt?
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  • DCFC79
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    julie_d wrote: »
    Hiya, I wish we both have some luck or a better payed job per hour.

    Ok over cooked bicsuits... can you put them in a plastic bag and make crumbs smashing with a rolling pin to put over apple puree or yoghurt?

    thanks julie, i know i can only dream
  • Rikki
    Rikki Posts: 21,625 Forumite
    Use them as a base for a cheesecake.

    Make them into crumbs as julie_d said in post #4 the mix with melted butter, press into a cake tin base. Make yummy cheese cake topping or what ever you fancy.
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  • Rummer
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    rocky road?
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  • Glamazon
    Glamazon Posts: 8,401 Forumite
    Rummer wrote: »
    rocky road?

    just what I was about to post!
    Made it for first time today! Bit too much golden syrup but still yummy!
    A very busy Yummy Mummy to a 1 year old gorgeous boy :smileyhea

    Where does the time go? :think:
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