They are not Chinese in origin, but the innovation of an enterprising baker in Los Angeles in the 1920's. Be sure to have cotton gloves and a muffin pan handy. And, don't forget to have all your 'fortunes' written and ready in 1/2 x 3 inch strips.
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This homemade fortune cookie recipe lets you write your own fortunes. It's a terrific party trick. You may never go back to take-out fortune cookies.
You'll love stuffing Christmas greetings and well wishes into these fun homemade cookies—and your family and friends will love receiving them! —Beverly Preston, Fond du Lac, Wisconsin
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Here's a Fortune Cookie Treat Bag Topper printable to help you wish someone a Happy New Year. These would work great as neighbor gifts, teacher gifts for the kids to take back to school on their first day back after the holiday break, or party favors. When we created these treat bag toppers, my first thought was to use them as party favors for a New Year's Eve party. It's always fun to send your guests away with a little something edible, and everyone loves fortune cookies because it's fun to read your fortune inside. **FREE PRINTABLE** Submit your information
Layers of maca powder-dusted applesauce, maple coconut flakes, coconut yogurt, and chocolaty carob paste make up this elegant vegan parfait.
This eye-catching Russian layered chicken and mushroom salad, decorated to resemble a sunflower, is perfect for any party or buffet.
