Snickerdoodles

"Got this from my mothers 1940's recipe collection. She used to make these and they are very, very good."
 
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photo by Pam-I-Am photo by Pam-I-Am
photo by Pam-I-Am
photo by Pam-I-Am photo by Pam-I-Am
Ready In:
25mins
Ingredients:
9
Yields:
36-42 cookies
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ingredients

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directions

  • Cream first 3 ingredients together.
  • Sift together dry ingredients and add to creamed mixture.
  • Roll into balls and press into sugar.
  • Place on lightly greased cookie pan sugar/cinnamon side up.
  • Bake 350 degrees for 8-10 minutes.

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Reviews

  1. These cookies were good, but they did not turn out as I had hoped. Mine did not puff up nicely, (as shown in the photos)and the cookies cracked quite a bit in the middle, plus the cookie itself was a bit on the dry side. By the way, I did add a teaspoon of vanilla extract, to add more flavor. Also, I found the 1 cup of sugar mixed with the cinnamon, (to roll the cookies in) was a lot more than needed for the recipe, and I had plenty of it leftover. Before baking them in the oven, I had rolled the cookie dough/balls in colored sugar, as Pam-I-Am did, but not much of it stuck to the dough; especially after rolling them in the sugar/cinnamon mixture first. Next time I will roll the dough balls in the colored sugars, then lightly sprinkle the balls with a bit of the cinnamon/sugar mixture, just before baking them in the oven. I may also take Daniel'sWife suggestion, and add cinnamon to the batter itself.
     
  2. A great cookie. I used a 1/2 Tbsp. measure as the amount of dough for each cookie. I also cut back the sugar and cinnamon needed for the cinnamon dip mixture to 2 Tbsp. sugar plus 1 tsp. cinnamon. Thanks for sharing!
     
  3. Very good, easy recipe. If I make them again, I will add vanilla extract and cinnamon to the batter itself, and more cinnamon to the sugar mixture that you roll the cookies in. (Just personal preference.)
     
  4. A wonderful recipe. The dough has a pie crust consistency making it easy to handle. The kids love em!
     
  5. A friend is having a 1950's party and we are supposed to bring food from the 50's.....I remember my Mom making these cookies then so I used this recipe and it is easy, and the cookies taste just like Mom's........
     
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