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Classic Sugar Cookies (Cookie Exchange Quantity)
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230 Ratings

5 spoons 73%
4 spoons 10%
3 spoons 6%
2 spoons 3%
1 spoons 7%
Mmm! Melt-in-your-mouth sugar cookies. Enjoy a classic!
Prep: 2 HrTotal: 4 Hr 30 Min
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Posted 5/15/2013 6:20:03 AM REPORT ABUSE poweller said:
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this is my go to sugar cookies if im ever craving one, or want to spoil someone with them, i always make the full batch and just give to friends and family, super soft and not all that sugary so perfect when i put a glob of frosting on them, i dont use the glaze they suggest but do use a glaze similar to it for apple turnover so i know its a good glaze but not to for sure if its a good glaze for the cookie,, but over all love these cookies, will always come back,,
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Posted 3/26/2013 1:02:13 AM REPORT ABUSE andreastaley said:
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I improvise with the extracts. Never use Almond, so i just add more Vanilla or Lemon, Orange, or whatever flavor i am in the mood for. Makes excellent cookies!
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Posted 12/18/2012 7:27:24 PM REPORT ABUSE VeroRendon said:
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I made these cookies..they had no flavor and the glaze was terrible.
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Posted 12/3/2012 4:14:10 PM REPORT ABUSE abby11 said:
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Can I make the dough up ahead of time and freeze it.
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Posted 11/29/2012 10:50:55 PM REPORT ABUSE bakwngs2 said:
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These r WONDERFUL I do use salted sweet cream butter and add vanilla and almond extract and pinch of salt. For frosting I use powder sugar, pinch salt, butter,milk, almond extract with a drop or two cinniman oil. They taste like the sugar cookies that had red hots on top go easy on oil just get a hint of flavor. These cookies r delicate but keep very well.
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Posted 2/15/2012 2:03:39 PM REPORT ABUSE Adrienne_Boswell said:
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It seems I was tired and did not completely read my review. Instead of saying "These cookies are not going to be in my arsenal of cookie recipes.", I should have said "These cookies are NOW going to be in my arsenal of cookie recipes." I have pictures available at http://the-good-plate.com/2012/02/14/powdered-sugar-cookies/
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Posted 2/14/2012 11:53:39 AM REPORT ABUSE Adrienne_Boswell said:
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Well, I made these cookies last night, and they are wonderful. One of the reviewers said something about the cookies having a bland taste. I added 1/4 teaspoon of salt to the recipe. The original recipe calls for butter OR margarine - which would probably mean SALTED butter or margarine. I always cook with unsalted butter - that way I'm not dependent on how much salt MIGHT be in the butter, I have complete control. Possibly, the person who complained about taste also used unsalted butter or margarine and did not compensate for the lack of salt in the recipe. As to the reason this recipe calls for so much flour, it's because it's made with powdered sugar, and tips the scale a little. Yes, it's a heavy dough, but without all that flour you would just have a globby mess, not a cookie. This dough has to rest for at least two hours to let the gluten form. Without that rest, it would be impossible to roll out. I let mine rest overnight in the refrigerator and would suggest that to others. I also made sure that my kitchen was cold when I rolled out the dough. When the oven was on or preheating, I left the back door open, and wore flannel pajamas and a robe! But, my dough rolled out just fine because it did not get hot in my kitchen. I don't know if I would want to make these cookies on a hot day. I was surprised when the second and even third rolling out, the cookies were just as tender as the first rolling out. That may be because I heeded the suggestion of another review, and used powdered sugar instead of flour to roll out. These cookies are not going to be in my arsenal of cookie recipes. they have just enough crunch, and a very good flavor. I bought a regular can of frosting, then melted it in the microwave. I used a silicon paint brush and painted my cookies with the melted frosting. They look great!
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Posted 1/16/2012 6:01:50 PM REPORT ABUSE Mary-Cathryn said:
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I made this as is, but they were really plain. I am not planning on making these again, but finding a better sugar cookie recipe.
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Posted 1/9/2011 7:48:55 AM REPORT ABUSE spotts001 said:
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My daughter came home from college over the Holidays and we spent 2 days making different cookies. I chose these for our sugar cookies and they were FABulous. The dough was easy to work with and they tasted especially good after we decorated them. I gave some to friends and made a large platter of cookies for the family and the kids devoured them. Thanks Betty!
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Posted 12/29/2010 3:38:35 PM REPORT ABUSE mommacrow2 said:
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I Love this recipe! I have added it to my permanent collection of recipies. I made it a couple days in advance, refrigerated it until we were ready to roll it out. had to kneed it a bit to make it workable. However, I DID NOT like the frosting recipe they suggest with it!
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