Cinnamon Applesauce Ornaments

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    • #265873
      faxonfive

      Cinnamon Ornaments are another lovely holiday tradition!
      1 cup cinnamon
      1 tbsp. ground cloves
      1 tbsp. nutmeg
      1 tbsp.

      allspice
      1 tbsp ginger
      3/4 c. applesauce

      Use these ornaments to decorate gifts, hang on tree, etc
      ginger & nutmeg. Add applesauce, stir to combine.
      Work mixture with hands 2 to 3 minutes or until dough
      is smooth and ingredients are thoroughly mixed.
      Roll out dough to 1/4 inch thickness.
      Cut dough with cookie cutters.
      Using straw or pencil, make small hole in top of ornament.
      Bake on an ungreased cookie sheet at 150 degrees for 1 hour :13 (1):
      Remove from the cookie sheet and bake on the oven
      racks for another hour and a half.

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    • #402522
      marsplus1

      sounds good…I love cinnamon

    • #402527
      faxonfive

      We need to make these dont we Mo??

    • #402558
      JoAnn

      I’ve thought about how these ornaments were made. Seen them at the craft shows. But then forgot about them till I seen them again.

      Thanks I have time on my hands as you know Lynn, I’ll have to make these.

    • #402576
      brchbell

      I haven’t made these for years, love the smell it leaves in the house!

    • #402856
      cnique26

      Im confussed? Do you have to use flour to make the actual dough or does all the combine make a dough as well. also do these need to be glazed to peserve or are they eatable as well.

      sorry if i sound dumb. Thanks, Crystal

    • #402863
      wilbe95

      Crystal, you use this for a nice smell for the holidays. They are only used as ornaments. The spices and applesauce will make a dough.

      Then they dry in the oven. If you want to keep them long term you have to wrap very carefully for storage but sometimes they do attract the mice in storage. HTH

    • #402867
      tsgal

      Thanks Lynn, we’ll be making these for sure.

    • #402878
      faxonfive

      I love to make them…the house smells so festive!!!

    • #402886
      DohDohBird

      I highly advise wearing gloves while making these. If your skin is sensitive to cinnamon (and you won’t know it till it’s too late, trust me!), you will have a painful, burning, swollen hand after handling the dough. I speak from experience here.

      Wear the gloves. Make the ornaments, because they smell soooooo good, but protect your skin. It took me two days to get rid of the red and the burning and swelling in my hands!

    • #402894
      faxonfive

      oh my, did you just do that recently and also get that reaction?? i am sorry to hear about that!!

    • #402896
      DohDohBird

      No, this was several years ago. It was the first time I made these ornaments, and I didn’t even think about it. I just made them, and kneaded the dough with my hands because it got too thick for the spoon.

      Since then, I always wear gloves when handling the dough. 🙂

    • #462579
      Liss

      These are really easy to make and can be made cheaply buy purchasing cinnamon in bulk from health food/whole food stores or even online at amazon- they currently have 2 pound bulk packages of cinnamon powder for $10.96 that’s ALOT of ornaments!

    • #464474
      empressnanajo

      If I use regular size Christmas cookie cutters, does anybody have an idea approximately how many per batch in this recipe?

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