
In addition to some
wine glass steaks and a couple other little presents, I gave our moms some homemade granola. I used the granola topping from the blueberry bars and added dried cranberries and yogurt-covered raisins. Yum!



I also made the above sugar cookies decorated with royal icing. They didn't photograph very well, probably because of the packaging. I was kind of disappointed in the colors, I wanted them to be more realistic, but I couldn't seem to use enough dye in the icing to get the colors dark enough. :(

I made Martha Stewart's
Blueberry Bonanza Bars last Sunday when I was in a big baking mood! I got the recipe out of Martha Stewart Cookies cookbook (which I love), but you can get the recipe by following the link above. They were really good, kind of like a shortbread cookie bottom with blueberry preserves on top and finished off with homemade almond-coconut granola.
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