Leftover Cookie Pudding Recipes
LEFTOVER RICE PUDDING
This rice pudding with leftover cooked rice is a delicious classic. We also like to dress it up with English toffee bits, chocolate and toasted coconut. -Laura German, North Brookfield, Massachusetts
Provided by Taste of Home
Categories Desserts
Time 25m
Yield 4 servings.
Number Of Ingredients 6
Steps:
- In a large saucepan, combine the rice, milk, sugar and salt. Cook, uncovered, over medium heat until thickened, stirring often, about 20 minutes. Remove from the heat; stir in vanilla. Spoon into serving dishes. Serve warm. If desired, top with whipped cream, cinnamon and dried cranberries.
Nutrition Facts : Calories 221 calories, Fat 4g fat (2g saturated fat), Cholesterol 12mg cholesterol, Sodium 127mg sodium, Carbohydrate 39g carbohydrate (17g sugars, Fiber 0 fiber), Protein 6g protein.
RYE CHRISTMAS PUDDING COOKIES
Transform leftover Christmas pud into these moreish cookies. Even pudding sceptics will be swayed by these soft, buttery rye cookies which taste of Christmas
Provided by Rosie Birkett
Categories Dessert
Time 34m
Yield Makes 16
Number Of Ingredients 10
Steps:
- Line a large plate or freezerproof container with baking parchment and set aside. Tip the butter and sugars into a stand mixer, or use an electric whisk, and beat until pale, creamy and well combined. Beat in the egg until combined, then stir in the brandy or cognac.
- Combine the flours and 1 tsp sea salt in a medium bowl. Fold the dry ingredients into the wet, followed by the Christmas pudding pieces and the almonds. Divide the dough into 16 equal pieces, weighing for accuracy, if you like, and roll each piece into a ball using your hands.
- Arrange the dough balls, well spaced apart, on the prepared plate or in the container and chill in the freezer for 1 hr. If the balls don't fit in one layer, stack them with a sheet of baking parchment between each layer to prevent sticking. Will keep, well wrapped in the freezer, for up to three months.
- Heat the oven to 190C/170C fan/ gas 5 and line one large or two smaller baking trays with baking parchment. Arrange the chilled dough balls on the prepared trays, ensuring they're well spaced apart as they will spread during baking. Flatten each ball down slightly until they're about 3cm high. Bake for 14 mins, then remove from the oven and immediately scatter over a pinch of sea salt. Leave to cool completely on the trays to firm up. Sandwich the cooled cookies with clotted cream or ice cream just before serving, if you like.
Nutrition Facts : Calories 248 calories, Fat 12 grams fat, SaturatedFat 6 grams saturated fat, Carbohydrate 31 grams carbohydrates, Sugar 17 grams sugar, Fiber 2 grams fiber, Protein 3 grams protein, Sodium 0.7 milligram of sodium
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20 CREATIVE IDEAS TO USE UP LEFTOVER CHRISTMAS COOKIES
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- Make a cookie crumb pie crust. If you have a good amount of leftover cookies (say, 12 or more), chances are, you have enough to create a tasty cookie crumb pie crust.
- Cookie croutons. For a clever way to repurpose a few leftover cookies, cut them into squares and gently pan-fry them in butter. You’ll end up with little cookie “croutons”–perfect for garnishing a sundae or a bowl of homemade chocolate pudding.
- Line a baking pan. When preparing a cake pan, many recipes call for greasing and flouring the bottom of the vessel. If you have leftover cookies, crush them into a fine dust, and use the crumbs instead of flour to line your pan.
- Make a shake. Even if your cookies are past their prime for eating out of hand, chances are, they will make a great addition to a milkshake. Combine with ice cream and a little milk or cream in a blender, and blend to your desired consistency, adding more ice cream if you prefer a thicker shake, more milk or cream if you prefer it more liquid.
- Create tricked-out magic cookie bars. Magic cookie bars are traditionally made with a crushed graham cracker crust. However, you can substitute any type of crushed cookies for the graham crackers in the recipe to make for a unique variation of these crave-worthy bars.
- Add texture to ice cream cakes. You know how ice cream cakes always have those weird chocolate crumbles between layers? Follow that tradition, but with a better texture and more flavorful finish, by using crumbled leftover cookies.
- Garnish glass rims with cookie crumbs. Margaritas are served with a salted glass rim. Why not take the concept to the sweet-osphere by using crumbled cookies to garnish the rim of a sweet cocktail such as a chocolate martini?
- Make creative Nanaimo bars. Nanaimo bars are a delicious no-bake bar which employs crumbled graham crackers in the crust. Substitute cookies such as shortbread, chocolate chip cookies, or even gingerbread for delicious results and a unique flavor variation.
- Use your cookie crumbles as a garnish on a pie or cake. A sprinkling of coarsely crumbled cookies on top of a pie or cake can make for a pretty and simple presentation and an added touch of sweet flavor.
- Make cake pops…with cookies. It’s well-known that cake pops are a great way to use up leftover cake. But did you know that the concept works with cookies, too?
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- Freeze the Cookie Dough. If you have leftover cookie dough that you have not baked yet, you can easily save the dough for later. Roll the dough into individually sized cookies (scoop and shape the dough as if you were going to bake the cookies- but don’t put them in the oven!).
- Make a Pie Crust. You can make a cookie pie crust one of two ways, using leftover baked cookies or using leftover cookie dough. Both options are delicious and will make a unique crust for your pie.
- Make Ice Cream Toppings. Leftover cookies make fantastic toppings for ice cream. This goes for just about every kind of cookie and every kind of ice cream too!
- Chocolate Bark With Cookie Pieces. A wonderful way to give leftover cookies new life is to use them to make a new, chocolatey dessert. Chocolate bark is a very easy dessert to make that looks super fancy and will use up all those leftover cookies you may have.
- Make Cookie Brownies. Once your cookies start to go stale and are no longer appealing to eat plain, it is time to start thinking about making brownies!
- Make Cookie Butter. Perhaps you have seen cookie butter in grocery stores and debated buying a jar or two. If you have leftover cookies at home, you don’t need to buy cookie butter- you can make it yourself!
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- Make Banana Pudding. If you’ve ever made or had a banana pudding, you’d know that layered between the creamy banana goodness are bits and chunks of vanilla wafers that give them their unforgettable texture.
- Make Pie Crust. Once cookies are baked, they tend to dry out and become stale over time. Now, crispy crunchy cookies might not be your thing, but try crushing them the same way you would process graham crackers and use them as a pie crust.
- Throw It in a Milk Shake. If you have a blender, I highly recommend you trying this. All you got to do is add in a handful of your leftover cookies into your favorite milkshake and blend away.
- Make Cookie Butter. Cookie butter is in my opinion one of mankind’s greatest inventions. I could finish a whole jar of it in one sitting if nobody’s judging.
- Make Ice Cream Sandwiches. What’s better than cookies and ice cream? Ice cream sandwiched in two nice and big cookies. Ice cream sandwiches are stored in the freezer meaning once you’ve made it, both the cookies and the ice cream will have an extended shelf life.
- Make Cookie Brownies. Back in my days working at a bakery, cookie brownies were a customers’ favorite. I like to make a cookie brownie with cookie dough at the bottom, layered with an oreo and topped with brownie batter.
- Top Your Cakes. Your cookies may have sat in the drawer or the fridge for a while, but that doesn’t make them any less worthy of being a decorative statement.
- Use as Crumble. If your cookies stay intact when you store them, great! But if they don’t, don’t panic because here’s a perfect solution for you. This might work better if you have a rolling pin but it is not necessary.
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