It was sent from the Halloween Phantom – some of you may know it as being Boo’d.Īnonymous friends of ours left a plate of goodies on our door step with a note to enjoy the treats but then to pass along a new goodies to friends. Just after I had posted that question, we received a mysterious delivery of Halloween treats on our door step. These spooky Monster Eyeball Cookies can be filled with lime curd or lemon curd.īoth taste great and both work well as a way to use up extra curd sitting around.Īfter posting on Num’s the Word Facebook page about these cookies and what to name them, I wished I hadn’t. These would be fun at a Halloween Party, Monster themed birthday party or skip the candy eyeballs and just enjoy chocolate lime thumbprint cookies. So we combined the ideas together to create Monster Eyeball Cookies. So we took to Facebook, asked our followers what we should name the cookies and overall most people suggested something with the word Monster and eyeball in it. This though was a little too gross sounding. The name my husband came up with was Puss filled pink eye cookies. Now that we had our cookie, we now needed a name. So I quickly added an eyeball candy and suddenly we had Monster Eyeball Cookies. That hint of green against the chocolate brown instantly made me think of eyeballs. So I whipped up some quick and easy cake mix cookies and added curd in the middle. Thumbprint cookies are perfect for jams, jellies and curds. I had several ideas and one of them was thumbprint cookies. You see, I had a tub of lime curd in my fridge that I wasn’t sure what to make with it. The entire cookie was a random accident that turned out well. This year, we came up with these Monster Eyeball Cookies. Gooey, creepy and oh so spooky!Įvery year they look forward to whatever random creation we can come up with that might look a little scary. These Monster Eyeball Cookies are so easy to recreate! Chocolate Cake Mix Cookies with a Lime Curd filling topped with candy eyeballs.

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