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By JessieGirl
on November 28, 2010
IMO - these cookies have perfect sugar cookie flavor, not too sweet and not too plain. They are light vs. being dense. I always undercook my cookies, since I always seem to burn them LOL! I baked them for about 6.5 minutes. PERFECT golden brown bottoms :) Thanks for posting this recipe!!! :)
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I made these twice now and they are a hit but not as soft as I would like them to be.
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on December 18, 2009
Fantastic! They don't have the funny taste that some sugar cookies and snickerdoodles do.
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on June 19, 2009
By patrixi
on December 13, 2007
These are the best sugar cookies EVER!! This is a Betty Crocker recipe from a cookbook printed in the 60's or 70's. It's the book I grew up with. A great frosting for these cookies is from the same book. The recipe follows: 1/3 cup soft butter 3 cups confectioners sugar 1 1/2 tsp vanilla 2-3 Tbsp milk Cream butter and sugar with liquids. It dries thick like a cake frosting, but it goes well with this cookie!! Enjoy
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on September 28, 2005
These cookies had a very nice flavor to them. We enjoyed them very much. The only thing that sorta disapointed me was that they weren't as soft as I was hoping. They definately weren't HARD, but they did have a bit of a crunch after cooling off. I was hoping they would remain chewy...Still very satisfying though, and I liked the idea of powdered sugar. All in all a very good sugar cookie recipe. Thanks S1'sGrandma!!! Hope you like the picture!
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on February 16, 2005
These cookies are a nice variation of the traditional cookie - however the almond extract produces a very distunctive and different taste if you were expecting a textbook 'sugar cookie' recipe. I might add something in the description to preface the end result a bit.
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on January 23, 2005
The only recipe I use! As they are soft, they make nice thicker cookies, just over 1/4 inch thick. Cooking time is the same but watch closely.
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These cookies are light and tender. I used powdered sugar on my rolling pin and surface to help keep them that way. Since I was looking for a cookie that wasn't too sweet, just used a light dusting of sugar and skipped the frosting.
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These are great cookies. It's the same recipe that's in a cookbook my mom passed down to me. We have them every Christmas with icing. They are great without icing too. Not as sweet. I made a batch of these tonight for my boyfriend. I think he'll love them.
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on December 29, 2003
Fabulous recipe for using with cookie stamps! I used the large "Brown Bag" cookie stamps and got 18 soft and chewy, giant cookies. They held the design well and looked beautiful painted. Even with the large size, mine only needed the 8 minute bake time. Thanks for posting this...I will be using this every Xmas on my trays, but will double the recipe!
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on December 13, 2003
This is a lovely recipe! I used some colored sugay to top my cookies .. My husband loved them! thanks
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on December 07, 2003
my 11 yr. old daughter and her friend wanted to make xmas cookies so they tried your recipe. yummy and easy.they had so much making these.we'll be making these again soon. thanks
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