Festive and whimsical Rudolph cookies for the holiday season. From a recipe in Ladies Home Journal, December 2007.
Cuisine: American Main Ingredient: Peanut Butter
kluge0731 ,These were super cute except my antlers wouldn't stay on very well. The batter was a little on the dry side but delicious tasting!9y
zith ,I was really excited about these cute cookies, but they turned out small, crumbly, and fell apart when I tried to decorate. Recommend caution when trying this recipe for the first time.10y
wendyjane13 ,This recipe is a keeper! My college-age children devoured them and are looking for more!10y
ginmp6 ,Very easy recipe, I rolled in sugar and just added a chocolate kiss on top! Delicious!10y
kyjaxmom ,I used my own peanut butter cookie recipe and it turned out fantastic! I would prefer regular chocolate chips though, the eyes looked too small.11y
marciedoyle ,Cute recipe! I added some honey as well and baked with antlers in place and so far so good...no crumbling!11y
beccie ,These are yummy, easy, fun to make!! I added 2 tsp of honey to the dough after I read reviews that they were crumbly. Texture was perfect! I also put pretzels in before baking so they would stick well.11y
hlr5300 ,Cookies were very good, but they crumbled as soon as we put the antlers and candies in.11y
winchester_gal ,Delicious cookies but my 6 yr old and I couldn't get the timing right to put in antlers. They crumbled but we had fun anyway!12y
latch ,I put the pretzels in before baking and they turned out great. These cookies are so cute!12y
katnjosh4l ,Made these today with my 8yr old and 2 yr old. However i cheated and used a pb bag mix from Betty crocker. However they had so much fun making the reindeer!12y