Gift Jar Recipes
Index:
1001 COOKIE MIX IN A JAR RECIPE
APPLE CAKE IN A JAR RECIPE
APPLE NUT PANCAKES IN A JAR RECIPE
APPLESAUCE CAKE IN A JAR RECIPE
BANANA NUT BREAD BAKED IN A JAR RECIPE
BASIC COFFEE CAKE IN A JAR RECIPE
BASIC PANCAKE MIX IN A JAR RECIPE
BEAN SOUP MIX IN A JAR RECIPE
BEIGNET MIX IN A JAR RECIPE
BLUEBERRY MUFFINS IN A JAR RECIPE
BEST EVER CHOCOLATE CHIP COOKIES IN A JAR RECIPE
BRAN MUFFINS IN A JAR RECIPE
BREADSTICKS IN A JAR RECIPE
BROWNIE CAKES IN A JAR RECIPE
BROWNIE MIX IN A JAR RECIPE
BUTTER MILK RANCH DIP IN A JAR RECIPE
BUTTERY BUTTERMILK SCONE MIX IN A JAR RECIPE
CAFE SWISS MOCHA FLAVORED COFFEE IN A JAR RECIPE
CAJUN SPICE SEASONING MIX IN A JAR RECIPE
CANDY COATED CHOCOLATES GIFT JAR COOKIE MIX RECIPE
CANNED APPLE CAKE JAR CAKE IN A JAR RECIPE
CARROT CAKE MIX IN A JAR RECIPE
CHEESE AND PEPPER MUFFINS IN A JAR RECIPE
CHICKEN COATING MIX IN A JAR RECIPE
CHILI NUTS IN A JAR RECIPE
CHOCOLATE CAKE IN A JAR RECIPE
CHOCOLATE CHIP COOKIE MIX IN A JAR RECIPE
CHOCOLATE COVERED RAISIN COOKIE MIX IN A JAR RECIPE
CHOCOLATE PUDDING MIX IN A JAR RECIPE
CHUNKY CHOCOLATE COOKIE MIX IN A JAR RECIPE
CIDER SPICE BUNDLE IN A JAR RECIPE
CINNAMON SUGAR IN A JAR RECIPE
COBBLER MIX IN A JAR RECIPE
CORNBREAD IN A JAR RECIPE
COWBOY COOKIE MIX IN A JAR RECIPE
CRAZY CAKE MIX IN A JAR RECIPE
CREOLE SEASONING MIX IN A JAR RECIPE
CURRIED RICE MIX IN A JAR RECIPE
DILLYBEANS IN A JAR RECIPE
DOUBLE-FUDGE BROWNIE MIX IN A JAR RECIPE
DRESSING MIX IN A JAR RECIPE
FIRESIDE COFFEE MIX IN A JAR RECIPE
FUDGE BROWNIE MIX IN A JAR RECIPE
GINGERBREAD BAKED IN JARS IN A JAR RECIPE
GINGER SPICE MUFFINS IN A JAR RECIPE
GOURMET COOKIE MIX IN A JAR RECIPE
GROUND BEEF MASTER MIX IN A JAR RECIPE
HERBED RICE MIX IN A JAR RECIPE
HOLIDAY BEAN SOUP MIX IN A JAR RECIPE
HOMEMADE CAJUN SPICES IN A JAR RECIPE
HOMEMADE MUSTARD IN A JAR RECIPE
HOT CHOCOLATE MIX IN A JAR RECIPE
INDIAN FRY BREAD IN A JAR RECIPE
INSTANT CAPPUCINO IN A JAR RECIPE
INSTANT POTATO SOUP MIX IN A JAR RECIPE
JALAPENO MUSTARD IN A JAR RECIPE
LAYERED SOUP MIX IN A JAR FRIENDSHIP SOUP MIX RECIPE
LEMON PEPPER SEASONING MIX IN A JAR RECIPE
LOW-CALORIE SPICED TEA MIX IN A JAR RECIPE
M AND M'S COOKIE MIX IN A JAR RECIPE
MALTED HOT COCOA MIX IN A JAR RECIPE
MEXICAN FIESTA DIP MIX IN A JAR RECIPE
MICROWAVE FUDGE MOCHA MIX IN A JAR RECIPE
MINESTRONE SOUP IN A JAR RECIPE
MUFFINS IN A JAR RECIPE
MUNCHY CRUNCHY COOKIES IN A JAR RECIPE
OATMEAL CHOCOLATE CHIP COOKIES IN A JAR RECIPE
OATMEAL CINNAMON COOKIE MIX IN A JAR RECIPE
OATMEAL FRUIT COOKIE MIX IN A JAR RECIPE
OLD BAY SEASONING IN A JAR RECIPE
ONION SOUP MIX IN A JAR RECIPE
PALOUSE SOUP MIX IN A JAR RECIPE
PASTA SOUP IN A JAR RECIPE
PEANUT BUTTER CHOCOLATE COOKIE MIX IN A JAR RECIPE
PEANUT BUTTER CUP COOKIE MIX IN A JAR RECIPE
PECAN PIE MINI MUFFINS IN A JAR RECIPE
PIZZA DOUGH MIX IN A JAR RECIPE
POTATO CHIP COOKIE MIX IN A JAR RECIPE
POUND CAKE BROWNIES IN A JAR RECIPE
PUMPKIN PIE SPICE IN A JAR RECIPE
QUICK MUFFIN MIX IN A JAR RECIPE
RAISIN CRUNCH COOKIE MIX IN A JAR RECIPE
RANCH DRESSING MIX IN A JAR RECIPE
RASPBERRY COCOA MIX IN A JAR RECIPE
RUSSIAN TEA MIX IN A JAR RECIPE
SANTA'S SPICED WALNUTS IN A JAR RECIPE
SEASONING BOUQUET IN A JAR RECIPE
SNICKERDOODLE MIX IN A JAR RECIPE
SNOW CAPS IN A JAR RECIPE
SPICED ALMONDS IN A JAR RECIPE
SPICED CRANBERRY CIDER MIX IN A JAR RECIPE
SPICED TEA MIX IN A JAR RECIPE
SUGAR COOKIE MIX IN A JAR RECIPE
SUGARED GOOBERS IN A JAR RECIPE
SWEET PICKLED CARROTS IN A JAR RECIPE
THAT MUSTARD IN A JAR RECIPE
TORTILLAS IN A JAR RECIPE
TURKEY NOODLE SOUP MIX IN A JAR RECIPE
VEGGIE RICE MIX IN A JAR RECIPE
WHITE CHOCOLATE MACADAMIA COOKIE MIX IN A JAR RECIPE
WHITE CHOCOLATE-RAISIN COOKIE MIX IN A JAR RECIPE
INTRODUCTION & IDEAS
Most of the following recipes require a quart jar, large or small mouth opening. I find though a large mouth works easier to get the ingredients in. Besides a quart jar with lids, you will need a large rubber band. A piece of material 8x8 square. Ribbon to decorate. After filling the jars, place the material on the lid and put the rubber band around it to secure it in place. Tie with decorative ribbon and tie the recipe card to the ribbon for the directions on how to bake the ingredients. If you have a printer, print out the tag onto a colorful piece of paper or onto adhesive paper. When putting in the ingredients, make sure to pack them down tightly. If you have loose ingredients like nuts, M&M, raisins, etc. make sure they are the next ingredient on top of packed brown sugar. If the next layer is to be white sugar or flour, the white sugar or flour will seep through the nuts, M&M, etc some what. Also when using cocoa, wipe inside of jar before adding another ingredient to keep jar looking nice. Have fun and give the filled jar to a friend!
SOME IDEAS TO MAKE YOUR GIFT OF COFFEE OR COCOA MIX MORE SPECIAL:
Get some plastic spoons and dip the spoon end only in melted chocolate chips; sprinkle with non-pareils or colored sugar sprinkles if desired. Let the chocolate set up. Wrap a spoon or two (depending on who the gift is for) in a piece of cellophane and tie with a pretty ribbon. Include this with a gift jar of cocoa mix or coffee mix. Make some homemade biscotti. After biscotti is cooled, dip half of each stick into melted chocolate chips (or melted vanilla candy coating also known as chocolate bark). Let chocolate set up. Wrap and add as you would the above spoons. Sew up a pretty gift bag from a festive fabric of your favorite holiday calico or even a shiny lame to wrap your gift jar in. Decorate with twigs of silk holly and a pretty ribbon Place the wrapped jar of mix in a basket and include the recipe if desired so the recipient may make more when their supply runs out. Add a bag of home made cookies, a couple of coffee mugs and a CD of holiday music.
SOME IDEAS FOR MAKING YOUR GIFT OF COOKIE MIX MORE SPECIAL:
Wrap your jar in a fabric bag as described above, but add a cookie cutter or a wooden spoon to the jar instead of the chocolate spoons. Place the jar in a mixing bowl and add a new digital timer. Place a jar of cookie mix and a jar of cocoa mix in a basket together to give to a young family with children. Put cookie mix in a cookie jar, wrap the jar containing the mix with a couple of new kitchen towels so it won't rattle inside the cookie jar. Make a basket with three different cookie mixes in it and give to a family with school aged kids who will be on vacation during the holidays.
MASTER MIX:
Master Mix
4 cups unsifted, all purpose white flour (spoon lightly into cup and level off) 1 cup butter flavor or solid white shortening 1/3 cup double-acting baking powder 1 cup nonfat dry milk powder 4 cups whole wheat flour 3 tablespoons sugar 2 teaspoons salt 1. Into a large bowl, sift together 4 cups white flour, the baking powder, sugar and salt. This removes lumps and helps mix ingredients. 2. Cut in shortening with 2 knives, pastry blender, or fingers until it looks like coarse oatmeal. 3. Stir in the dry milk. 4. Stir in the 4 cups of whole wheat flour; mix well. 5. Store in covered container at room temperature. Yield: 11 cups. Keeps about 2 months. For longer storage refrigerate or freeze. Notes: To measure Master Mix: stir lightly and pile into cup (do not shake) and level off. You may use less whole wheat flour and more white flour if you wish. Just be sure the total flour used is 8 cups. Variations Margarine or Butter Master Mix. Reduce salt to 1 1/2 teaspoons. Use 1 1/4 cups margarine in place of shortening. Choose a margarine which lists a liquid vegetable oil as first ingredient for more polyunsaturates. Keep refrigerated. The Master Mix can be used to make many dishes easily. Unlike a purchased mix, this homemade mix allows you to choose your own combination of ingredients. The recipe may be doubled if desired. The Master Mix is lower in fat than some but gives very good results. Sugar has been reduced in some of the recipes, but other ingredients have been used to enhance flavor. Thus in banana bread only 1/4 cup of sugar is used but more banana is called for than in traditional recipes. Simple meals and leftovers can be sparked up by adding a homemade hotbread or other food made from the Master Mix. How to Use Dried Eggs in the Master Mix recipes If you have dried eggs on hand you can use them in the Master Mix recipes instead of fresh ones. The table below shows how to reconstitute the dried eggs. If you prefer, you may add the dried eggs to the dry ingredients and the water to the liquid in the recipe. Dried Egg Substitutions Dried Eggs +Water=Eggs 1/4 cup + 1/4 =cup1 1/2 cup + 1/2 =cup2
Note: Use the dried eggs only in recipes requiring thorough cooking.
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