Crafty Kitchen: Turkey Cookies

There are lots of turkey cookie recipes out there, but I wanted to come up with one that was easy and didn’t involve and baking so kids could easily be involved. To make these cute little guys, you’ll just need the following ingredients: Double Stuf Oreos, Nutter Butter cookies, candy corn, M&Ms, red jelly beans, white frosting, and a handful of chocolate chips (optional)

To get started, press 7 candy corns into the white filling around one side of an Oreo. Then pipe on white frosting on the Nutter Butter for the turkey face and a glob on the Oreo to attach the turkey body.

For the face, press 2 M&Ms in for the eyes, break a candy corn in half and press in with the pointy side up, then press in the red jelly belly below. Then place the Nutter Butter on top of the Oreo.

The turkeys have kind of a blank stare, so if you’d like you can melt a tablespoon of chocolate chips and use a toothpick to draw on the pupils of the eyes.

To finish them off, I piped on a tiny dot of white in each pupil (also optional). Now you have  more Thanksgiving turkeys to eat!

Additional notes: I used homemade buttercream frosting in a piping bag with a round tip, but you could use some of the ready to use frosting in a can or tube from the grocery store (the kind that comes with different tips like Betty Crocker decorating icing). Also, buttercream frosting can be frozen when wrapped tightly in plastic wrap so when you have some leftover, save it for projects like this!

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  1. What cute cookies these R.
    These will be fun making along side my grandchildren.
    Thank U
    ColleenB.

  10. What a cute idea! I love the eyes!

    I would love for you to link this post to my Thanksgiving Traditions link up on Thursday!

  15. Almost too cute to eat! We’ll have to try these thanks for all the tips. I hope I can get mine to turn out that cute.

  16. These are the cutest things ever! I will be sure to make some for Thanksgiving. I am new GFC, Twitter and FB follower. What can I say, I love your blog! I have also stumbled this post. Visiting from Made By Little Hands Mondays. Vicky from Mess For Less

  18. I need something to keep the kids occupied at our Thanksgiving dinner until we are ready to go. Fun and inexpesive! This is perfect!

  19. Those are so cute! I wish my daughter’s school would let us bring in things like this! Great idea!
    Thanks for linking @ This Week!

  22. Hi there, thanks so much for sharing the “recipe” for making the turkey cookies. They are so adorable. I have recently found your blog and am now following you, and will visit often. Please stop by my blog and perhaps you would like to follow me also. Have a wonderful day. Hugs, Chris

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