Creepy Crawlers

Fun and tasty little critters are actually sandwich cookies in Halloween disguises. Using vanilla frosting and decorative candies make it easy to create these eerie edibles.


Creepy Crawlers


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Servings: Makes 3 to 4 dozen crawlers
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Ingredients
 
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  • 1  16-ounce can  vanilla frostingOn Sale
  • 1/2  teaspoon  orange, cherry, lemon, almond or anise extract (optional)On Sale
  • 3  to 3 1/2 cups  powdered sugarOn Sale
  •     Desired color paste food coloringOn Sale
  •     Small cookies with white filling such as chocolate sandwich cookies, peanut butter sandwich cookies, and/or miniature multicolored vanilla wafersOn Sale
  •     Black string licorice, jellied orange slices, yellow sprinkles, small decorative candies, and/or multicolored nonpareilsOn Sale

Directions
1.
Reserve 3 tablespoons of frosting; cover and set aside. In a medium bowl combine remaining frosting, desired extract (if using), and 2 cups powdered sugar. Knead in enough of the remaining powdered sugar to make a moderately firm claylike mixture. Divide into portions and knead in desired color food coloring. Keep mixture covered when not using.
2.
Make creative creepy crawlers, using clay mixture, cookies, and assorted candies. Attach pieces with reserved frosting. Makes 3 to 4 dozen crawlers

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