Chocolate Chip Pumpkin Cookies

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Chocolate Chip Pumpkin Cookies

Posted by Holly Nelson on Tuesday, December 8, 2009 Under: Tummy Yummy Recipe of the Week

This has to be the easiest cookie recipe ever. And it doesn't really call for chocolate chips, but everything is better with chocolate.

Start with this- Spice cake mix and canned pumpkin.

This

Plus this...

Equals this! YUM!

Pouring a half a bag of chocolate chips is easier. I had to chop chocolate because my chocolate chips were mysteriously missing. HMM?

Scoop a half of a large tablespoon or small teaspoon size, scrapping it on the cookie sheet with another spoon.

You can put them close together because this does not flatten or spread out.

Mix powdered sugar and milk.

Should be thick, yet able to drizzle.

Take the cookie from the pan and drizzle with icing.

This makes over 3 dozen of the small, scrumptious cookies. Try not to eat not to eat every one of them! I dare you!

Pumpkin Chocolate Chip Cookies

1 Box spice cake mix

1 Can of Pumpkin

1/2 Bag chocolate chips

1/2 C powdered sugar

1 tbsp milk

1. Mix cake mix and pumpkin with a mixer.

2. Add chocolate chips.

3. Spoon a small round of mix on a cookie sheet.

4. Bake 375 degrees for 12-15 minutes.

5. Mix powdered sugar and milk, should be able to drizzle.

6. Remove cookies from oven and cookie sheet.

7. Drizzle with sugar.

8. Store in airtight container.

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Holly Nelson

Arlington

"Let it be the hidden person of the heart, with the incorruptible beauty of a quiet and gentle sprirt, which is precious in the sight of God." 1 Peter 3:4 - "An excellent wife,who can find? Her worth is far above jewels." Proverbs 31:10 ~~ I am a stay-at-home-mom(SAHM) married to the love of my life, Jeff Nelson. We have six wonderful boys. Ryan(13), Seth(11), Ian(8), Noah(5), Luke(4), and Jack (born April 2010). We live in Tennessee on 4 acres. I grew up the first few years of my life on a dairy farm in Missouri and loved country living. I was saved at a young age by the grace of God and shed blood of Jesus during that time of simple country living. That part of my life is very dear to me. God taught me many things as a baby Christian that I can still think about today. Then we moved to Memphis when I was in the 5th grade. I learned to love the city life, too. It was a completely different way of life. My whole family still lives in Missouri, still does a little farming and simple country living. When Jeff, the kids, and I moved from the city to the country, I incorporated my city life with my country background. My mom laughs at me when I cut my grass on my John Deere tractor while drinking my Starbucks Mocha and wearing my fancy sunglasses. And when I am shampooing my carpet in my high-heeled black boots. I just love those boots! But I would love to share about how I got to be the way I am today, The Victoriously Organized Woman! I used to work as a supervisor at bank for years. I had to dress up everyday. After the birth of our second child we decide I should be a SAHM. One of the best decision I've ever made. But I made a bad decision, too. I hardly ever dressed up anymore. I hardly ever wore make-up. After about a year I looked in the mirror and said, "OH MY! Jeff has to come home to this!?!" He is so wonderful he said he liked me that way, "natural". Well , I realized that I didn't. It made me feel bad about myself. I felt disorganized, tired and stressed and a little "rough" looking. I felt I just couldn't get it all done. At this time I was diagnosed with Meniere's Disease. I wasn't able to do certains things. Like mop the floor of my completely hardwood floor home that I was obsessed about keeping clean. The doctor told me I couldn't have salt, caffeine, or stress! "What?! Are you kidding!?" So , then I decided to change my routine,thought pattern, and cooking. I began to get up early, shower and dress, put on make up. Always being ready to leave whenever I needed to. I established routines that helped me eliminate extra cleaning and stresses. I was able to make more time for myself and make more time for my family. And the family had more time for each other. I made more time for God and others. This made me feel better about myself. I am so happy about how this changed my life I want to share it with everyone.