Ok I have an idea for a cookie. Has anyone made cookies from a cake mix and added a pudding mix. I want to get this figured out. I know you can make cookies from cake mixes. So I think this could be done. Or has it been done already?? I would REALLY appreciate any help on this one. I have my little wheel in my head turning (not a good thing) cause things tend to burn up 
I am still needing more ideas. Do you have any.
That was kind off what I wa thinking but wanted more input before I wasted cake and pudding. I did that with my pumpkin cake recipe and was thinkin would it work for cookies?? Thanks for your help. If anyone else knows if this will work please let me know. And the temps to achieve it with the times.
I have a recipe book to make all kinds of things with cake mixes What kid of cookies do you want to make? I have ........double chocolate chewies, double chocolate dreams, chocolate macadamia nut oatmeal cookies, chunky chocolate pecan cookies, gingerbread people, peanut butter cookies, it even has the good old cake ball recipe.
there's one in this link (somewhere)
http://www.cakecentral.com/cake-decorating-ftopict-11675.html
A lot of my cookies start with a cake mix base. Any chocolate cookie I have starts with a choc fudge cake mix, and those are among my most popular. I dont' add pudding and they usually only take a Tbsp or 2 of water (plus the eggs and oil of course). I gathered the recipes from Pillsbury and Betty Crocker cookbooks (usually the smaller ones that are right by the checkout).
Here is an easy cookie recipe.
Easy Lemon Cookies
1 pkg Duncan Hines moist deluxe lemon cake mix
2 eggs
1/2 cup veg. oil
1 tsp grated lemon peel
Pecan halves for garnish on top.
Preheat oven 350 degrees
Combine cake mix, eggs, oil and lemon peel in large bowl. Stir well.Drop by rounded tsps 2 inches apart onto ungreased cookie sheet. Press in the pecan half in the centre of cookie. Bake at 350 degrees for 9 to 11 minutes. Cool 1 min. on baking sheets and remove to wire rack to cool. Cool completely before storing in an airtight container.
There are tons of cookie recipes out there using cake mixes check the cake mix bibles for Duncan Hines and Betty Crocker just to name a few. Also they even have some on the web if you do a search.
Hope this helps
Kathy
I would really appreciate if you can give me the information on that great book you are talking about . I checked amazon and there are a lot of cake mix magic books. I don't know what to buy 
Please recommend me one. THANKS !
Hello
CDKitchen has quite a collection of Cake Mix Cookie Recipies.
check the site listed below for Butterscoth Pecan Cookies. The recipe uses butterscotch pudding mix.
http://www.cdkitchen.com/recipes/recs/578/ButterscotchPecanCookies62837.shtml
hope you try these & like them
ciao
Fascination That is what I was looking for. I think I can tweek that recipe some for my pumpkin pudding I wanted to add to a mix. When I try it I will let you know how it went. And thank to everyone else for you AWESOME tips. And books I gotta try now 
Fascination That is what I was looking for. I think I can tweek that recipe some for my pumpkin pudding I wanted to add to a mix. When I try it I will let you know how it went. And thank to everyone else for you AWESOME tips. And books I gotta try now
You are very welcome, I am thinking of trying those myself.
quick question for you... you can buy instant pumpkin pudding ? I have never seen instant pumpkin pudding... who makes it?
thanks
ciao for now
Fascination It was a limited for the holidays from Jello. I bought alot for the pumpkin cake I developed. I didn't want to run out. And the thought hit me 
What about useing it to make some pumpkin cookies. So I needed an idea of how to go about doing so. And I will probably try the recipe you found as well. It sounds so YUMMY. I am sure my DD would love them.
Pampered Chef has a cookie recipe made from a cake mix, flour and butter. I believe it is either 2 or 4 cups flour and 1 pound of butter. I have it at home. They make very tasty cookies.
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