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Minnesota State Fair
by jillbcooks  9/4/2009 4:40:00 PM

I love cookies.  I really do.  It is a simple pleasure, and one I like to indulge.  I like to experiment and find new recipes.  I especially like to get cookies that I hear others sing high praise for.  The Minnesota State Fair has a beloved cookie vendor called Sweet Martha's that people love.  I heard about it from just about everyone I met when I moved to Minnesota a couple summers ago.  I even heard about it on the message boards at Chow.com, a foodie website where users share food experiences.  My husband was set on getting some Sweet Martha's cookies, which, I should add, are sold in buckets.  Here they are:

Those aren't the only cookies at the fair worth talking about.  My favorite part of the fair is the creative arts and baking contest displays.  Check out these cookie entries.  I love the cookie shaped like Minnesota!

 And, then, award-winning chocolate chip cookies.  You can't eat them, since they are displayed behind glass.  Beautiful, no?

 What are your favorite cookies to bake (or eat when someone else bakes them)?

Tags:  cookies, Minnesota State Fair, chocolate chip cookies

Comments (2)
2 Comments

granna2 said:
Hi Jill, Since I most likely am never going to the Fair there, how were the cookies, and were they as good as everyone said? Or would it depend on the person?,:-) Granna2
9/8/2009 2:25:44 PM
bonjour_jamie said:
Hi Jill, Do you know of a recipe for Sweet Martha's cookies? I have tried so many different recipes, but I can't seem to make a really great cookie. I've seen how they have those huge baking sheets and they just push 8 - 10 cookies in a row off the sheet with the spatula and into the bucket. With my cookies, I have to "lightly" pry each cookie I make off the sheet and if I tried to push them all, I'd have a crumbled ball of cookies! Any thoughts?? =)
7/13/2010 10:20:50 PM
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