Top 12 of 2012

As 2012 comes to a close, I thought it would be fun to look back at the year.  These are the most popular 12 recipes of 2012 – based on page views.  Some of them are definitely favorites of mine, others are way more popular then I thought they ever would be.

#12 Reese’s Peanut Butter Cookies – these are one of my favorite cookies.  Soft, chewy, and full of peanut butter.  I even entered them in a cookie contest and got 2nd place.

#11Cookie Dough Baked Oatmeal- I completely forgot about this oatmeal.  I really need to make it again

#10 Granola Bars – I make these often, and was just going to try a new version soon.  They remain a favorite in this house.

#9 Peanut Butter Bars – what is not to love with these!  They taste like a Reese’s Peanut Butter Cup.  I have made these many times for bake sales and other things, they are always a hit!

#8 Oreo Brownies – Brownies are my ultimate weakness, and then you add Oreo’s, and I am done for!

#7Watermelon Fizz – This is a very refreshing drink for the summer.  I made with virgin, but you could add Gin or Vodka and make a great cocktail for a party

#6 – Sugar Cookie Bars – Sugar Cookies are a favorite at our house.  And this version is so easy!  No rolling and cutting out shapes, just put in a pan, and bake!

#5Birthday Cake Pancakes – What better way to start your birthday?  Pancakes that taste like a cake, and look pretty too.  I just might be making these for my birthday on Tuesday.

#4 Nutella No Bake Bars – Unless you are new here, you know I am obsessed with Nutella.  These are just like your classic no bake cookies, but you use Nutella instead of the peanut butter, and put them in a pan instead of forming each cookie – so easy, so good!

#3Peanut Butter Protein Balls – A snack that is healthy, and good for you is always a win.  These little balls taste like peanut butter cookie dough, and are super quick to make.

#2Oatmeal Breakfast Cookie – This is still a favorite at our house.  My son loves this, and asks for it often for breakfast.  I have switched it up with adding peanut butter, and even tried Nutella once.  You can add raisins, or other dried fruits.  Great, quick, and healthy breakfast.

And the #1 most popular recipe of 2012 is…..

Baja Shrimp Tacos – I had no idea these would be so popular.  My husband read the description of Red Robin’s Baja Shrimp Tacos while we were there once, and I created what I thought they would be at home.  A little spicy, actually healthy for you, and pretty easy to throw together.

Thank you so much for following along over the year.  I have had so much fun doing this, and can’t wait to see what 2013 has in store.

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10 Responses to Top 12 of 2012

  1. Yum! All of your top recipes look amazing! Your oatmeal breakfast cookie is a favorite in our house!!

  2. I want those sugar cookie bars and reese’s cookies sooo much right now!

  3. They are all wonderful, and I still need to try the birthday pancakes :)
    Happy New Year!

  4. All tasty treats! Funny how the ones that you don’t think will be as popular tend to surprise you! Happy, Happy New Year Erin!!!

  5. Happy New Year, Erin! What a delicious year it’s been!

  6. I remember these recipes well and they all are wonderful Erin, I’ve been wanting to try out so many of these beauties but first thing I gotta do is the sugar cookie bars since I adore sugar cookies!! Happy New Year Erin and to your family.

  7. What a fantastic review of your greatest hits. :)

  8. Those sugar cookie bars are so pretty! And a beautiful picture, too. :) Everything looks awesome but I’m off to check those peanut butter protein balls first!

  9. Wow, everything looks amazing…I can see why they were the top recipes! Hope you have a very happy new year!

  10. Everything looks great! I’m excited to try that cookie dough baked oatmeal!

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