Chocolate mint cookies or bars needed? Something with crushed candy cane maybe...

[lillotis]

Need a great recipe. Please help!

[jencounter]

I made these last year, they were a big hit: http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/foo...

[momnivore]

I'm not sure if this exactly meets your criterea, but I make peppermint brownie bites that are really good. Regular brownie batter (homemade or from a box depending on how lazy I'm feeling) - add a tablespoon of peppermint extract. Bake in well greased or lined mini cupcake pan for half the time on the original recipe. While baking I enlist my kids to help me crush about 6 candy canes to tiny little pieces (not powder). As soon as they come out of the oven I put a small teaspoon worth of the crushed candy canes on top - they melt just enough to stick. Yummy and pretty.

[LabLady]

I've had good luck with these:

http://allrecipes.com/recipe/chocolat...

ps. "chocolate covered mints" in the recipe are Andes mints

[katecm]

I was going to recommend these as well. They end up with a lovely texture, with a flavor and glaze like a thin mint but a bit chewier.

[magiesmom]

these could have candycanes on top.
http://smittenkitchen.com/2008/12/gra...
they are REALLY GOOD

[asf78]

I'm not really into mint in most of my desserts, so I haven't made these. But, I have made several other recipes from this blog to great results, so I'm sure these will satisfy what you are looking to achieve:

http://www.browneyedbaker.com/2011/12/15/peppermint-whoopie-pies/

Brown Eyed Baker regularly links over to Two Peas and Their Pod. Again, I have not made this recipe, but I generally trust what Brown Eyed Baker likes because of the success I've had with other recipes she has proffered.

http://www.twopeasandtheirpod.com/pep...

[Liz K]

I make these every year. Highly recommend.

http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/al...

[wyogal]

Those look great!

[wyogal]

I was at Hickory Farms yesterday, and someone said those little mint chips they sell are great in sugar cookies. I may have to try them!