
Barbara's Hand-Made Cookie Pies are the evolution of the cookie into something bigger and better... a decadent fusion of traditional cookie & candy classics with a modern artisan touch. They look like a pie, but eat like a cookie. It all starts with an unequaled, authentic butter cookie dough made from a three generation family recipe. Please visit www.barbarascookiepies.com or Call 1-855-Send Pie(736-3743)
Saturday, February 9, 2013
Thursday, September 6, 2012
Thursday, July 5, 2012
Barbara’s ‘Make-Your-Own’ Ice Cream Cookie Pies is easy as pie!
Fun activity for kids. Perfect for busy Moms who need a creative, flavorful dessert that’s easy and
quick to prepare.
What You’ll Need:
•Barbara’s 7 inch Par-Baked Butter Cookie Crust
•1 cup Ice Cream - any flavor
•Toppings – as desired ( such as sprinkles, nuts, fresh fruit, cookie crumbs, candy pieces chocolate morsels, whipped cream, chocolate syrup)
Instructions:
•Remove
Barbara’s Par-Baked Cookie Crust(s) from
freezer and defrost 1 hour before filling.•Pre-heat oven to 350 degrees.
•Discard protective cello wrap. Remove cardboard disk, but save for serving.
•Place Cookie Crust on rack and/ or Baking Sheet
•Bake par-baked Butter Cookie Crust for 5-7 minutes until fully baked.(Base timing on your preference light to dark.)
•Let cool thoroughly before adding Ice Cream filling. ( You can refrigerate the baked crust to hasten cool time.)
Adding Ice Cream Filling:
•When
crust is fully cool, remove 1 cup of Ice
Cream from container and let soften for about 10 minutes at room temperature until slightly soft. (Ice
Cream texture should be spreadable- not melted.)•Spoon ice cream into crust and spread with a knife or spatula. Remove any excess then flatten the top of the ice cream making sure to spread and press the ice cream evenly into the crust.
•If adding sprinkles, chocolate or candy pieces or nuts, press down across the top of the Ice Cream Cookie Pie.
•Immediately add the cardboard disk to support the bottom and freeze until hard. (Best if frozen overnight.)
•Remove Ice Cream Cookie Pie when ready to serve. Ice Cream should be very firm in Cookie Pie shell.
•Top with syrup, fresh fruit or whipped cream as desired.
(You are now officially a COOL
COOKIE!)
Thursday, May 17, 2012
Blueberry Bonnet Recipe
Delicious blueberry filling encased in a butter cookie wrap. Mmmm…good. So berry easy. So berry good.
Time: 15 minutes
Servings: 4 large
piecesWhat You’ll Need:
EZPress Tool
(Both available on the Make-Your-Own page of website http://www.barbarascookiepies.com/categories/make-your-own.html)
¾ cup blueberry preserves
½ pint of fresh blueberries
2 tblsp. milk
Granulated sugar or sugar crystals
Directions:
Remove one Barbara’s Dough Disk from freezer; Let thaw for 10 minutes.
Slice the dough disk into quarters using a knife or pizza cutter.
Take each quarter and fold them sealing the edges with Barbara’s EZPress tool forming a “pocket”.
Place a few fresh blueberries into each of the dough pockets.
Using a pastry bag, pipe about 2 tblsp. of blueberry preserves into each pocket. Be careful not to overfill the pocket.
Add a few more fresh blueberries over the preserves.
Seal remaining open edges on all 4 pieces using EZPress.
Brush a little milk over each pocket. (This adheres the sugar s crystals and gives your dough a nice sheen.)
Sprinkle lightly with sugar crystals.
Bake for 10 minutes on a parchment lined baking tray until the edges
of the butter cookie dough are light brown .
Serving Suggestion: Serve warm with ice cream.
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