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duh
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Christmas Cookie Trades
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Nov 29, 2007, 06:59:35 AM »
It's that time of year again. The families in my church exchange cookie plates during December: and this year, I plan to be prepared.
So I need some help deciding which cookies to make and which recipes to use.
I've already decided to make gingerbread men, women and children. And I have several different recipes to choose from. What should I be looking for as far as the recipe that will make the most moist, and flavorful cookie?
Here are some other possibilities I'm considering:
Chocolate Mint Cut-Out Cookies
Buried Cherry Cookies
Cocoa Snowflakes
Mexican Wedding Cake (Sinfuls)
If you have some favorite chistmas cookies I'd love to hear from you.
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Usually a moist cookie will have a lower sugar content than a dry cookie because as the cookie cools off, the sugar crystallizes and makes a crunchy cookie. I bake most of my cookies until the tops are just starting to look dry, so that way they don't get over-cooked.
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