Monday, November 16, 2009

Snickerdoodles..



When my son Matt was a teenager, his friend
Paul lived with us - whenever I made a
batch of these cookies, they would have
most of them eaten by the time I finished
baking the last batch and I always doubled
the recipe. They must have liked them!


Snickerdoodles

2 3/4 cup sifted flour

2 tsp. cream of tartar

1 tsp. baking soda

1/2 tsp. salt

1 cup margarine or butter

1 1/3 cup sugar

2 eggs

1/4 cup cinnamon

1/2 cup sugar


Sift together the first four ingredients and set aside.

Cream margarine or butter
and sugar; add eggs.

Gradually add dry ingredients.

Chill dough for one hour.

Roll into balls, then roll the balls into
the cinnamon sugar mixture.

Place about 2 inches apart on
an ungreased cookie sheet.

Bake at 400 degrees for about 8 minutes
or until lightly browned.

Makes about 60 cookies.


(photo via here)

19 comments:

  1. Hi Cathi!

    I stink at cooking, but I do pretty well at baking...these look and sound delicious, I will definitely give them a try!

    Love and hugs,
    Karyn

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  2. I love snickerdoodles a lot. I mean, a lot, a lot, a lot. I make these every year around Christmas and they are always the first to go. Yum.

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  3. Thanks for letting me know what snickerdoodles are. They look delicious. XXXX

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  4. They look delicious. I adore cookies. x

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  5. I gained about 5 pounds just reading this! LOL

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  6. Yah for snickerdoodles ~ they are a favorite in this house too!

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  7. yum! one of my favorite cookies!

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  8. Anything so wonderfully named must be worth a go!

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  9. Okay, now you've done it! I must have snickerdoodles this week! Yum. Yum. Super yum.

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  10. After I posted this recipe - I am now in the mood to eat these....but I will wait till Thanksgiving when my son comes - as he and his wife love them! Otherwise my daughter and I will eat them all ourselves! Alex has alot more restraint when it comes to cookies - poor poor man...haha!

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  11. I haven't made these in years!! But when I did my sons would eat them as quickly as they cooled...and sometimes not even wait for that!

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  12. yum, these are my dad's favorite christmas cookie and baking them bring back so many good memories! this is making me want to get in the kitchen asap!

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  13. Definitely going to have to try this recipe. Snickerdoodles are my all time favorites!!!
    XX Kate

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  14. All I could think of was: She's making cookies out of those candy bars I used to love back in the day?

    (Don't even know if they still exist.)

    Your cookies sound delicious, but where did the name come from?

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  15. Those look so good! Now I want to go bake!

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  16. these look great, thanks for stopping by, I am glad you liked the courtyard as I kind of over shadowed it with the crazy pink and turquoise room : )

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  17. Snickerdoodles remind me of home - when we were little kids. I don't know about your friends, Cathi - but none of my friends at school ever tasted them - that even made them more special - like they were made by Mom "just for us"!!

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  18. Hi Cathi !

    How about making some before Christmas and bringing them up to Gail's - So we can remimise and enjoy ? And yes, they were "just for you - Gail & Gordon ". I remember baking cookies after you three were in bed - so they would last alittle longer ! Love you .

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Thanks for the smile - pass it along! xxoo

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