Chinese New Year Cookies - Life With Lorelai

Chinese New Year Cookies or Haystacks

Chinese New Year Cookies - Life With Lorelai

Chinese New Year Cookies

or Haystacks

Chocolatey, Delicious, and Crunchy

A Recipe for
The Ultimate Virtual Cookie & Goodies Party & Giveaway
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Today, I have another long-time family favorite recipe to share with you, Chinese New Year Cookies. If you thought the Mexican Wedding Cakes was an easy recipe, this one is even quicker and easier.

Before I get to the recipe, I want to share a picture of a special something I received from Luke…

November Roses aren’t they gorgeous? They smell heavenly! It’s a very nice perk of living in Southern California, and Luke having 20 roses bushes. These blooms put a big smile on my face. Luke is amazing, thanks, honey.

Now, onto our recipe for the day…

Chinese New Year Cookies

This recipe has only four ingredients: Semi-sweet Chocolate Chips, Butterscotch Chips, Chinese Noodles, and Peanuts (Spanish or Cocktail).

Melt chips, pour over noodles and peanuts, mix well, then drop by spoonful onto wax paper to set. Chill and store in an airtight container.

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A crunchy chocolatey cookie perfect for the holidays or anytime.
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Type: Dessert
Serves: 3 dozen
Ingredients:
  • 6-Ounces - Semi-sweet Chocolate Chips
  • 6-Ounces - Butterscotch Chips
  • 3-Ounces - Chinese Noodles (Chow Mein Noodles)
  • 7-1/2 Ounces - Spanish or Cocktail Peanuts
Directions:
  1. Melt Chocolate and Butterscotch Chips together in the top of a double boiler
  2. Place Chinese Noodles and Peanuts into a mixing bowl
  3. Pour melted chocolate over the nuts and noodles
  4. Mix well
  5. Drop by teaspoon onto wax paper, allow to set
  6. Chill
  7. Store in airtight container
Notes
Recipe easily Doubles or Triples.
Freezes well.

This recipe is part of The Ultimate Virtual Cookie & Goodies Party & Giveaway, found at http://lifewithlorelai.com/2014/11/09/ultimate-cookie-party-giveaway/
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42 thoughts on “Chinese New Year Cookies or Haystacks”

  1. My family loves haystacks. I usually make them on Easter. I shape them like nests and place small chocolate eggs in them. I love all things chocolate. Yum, these look good! Maybe I need to make them now. 🙂

  2. These are some of those goodies that you have trouble stopping eating! They are so good! I’ve never made them, I just eat other people’s 🙂 I’m still loving every minute of the #ultimatecookieparty There are so many wonderful new recipes to try!

  3. Oh these are so yummy indeed! I love all the chocolate in them too! One of my mom’s friends make these and sends home a bag or two of these goodies! They are so good, that my mom will actually freeze a bag to have for later, lol!

    My mom has made this recipe too but added mini marshmellows to the mix! 🙂
    Thanks so much for sharing your recipe 🙂

  4. I love haystacks! This time of the year is horrible for ones diet. UGH! So many yummy recipes. Thank you for sharing and linking up to Scraptastic Saturdays. This post has been shared via Facebook, Twitter and Pinterest. Have a wonderful week.

  5. Oh how yummy! I haven’t had these cookies in such a long time, but I remember loving them. It’s such an unexpected kind of cookie – I always wonder who figured out to bake cookies with chow mein noodles. SO GOOD! Pinning this recipe for sure. #HomeMattersParty

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