Maybe someone out there can help me with finding out what this particular cookie is called. Years ago I worked with a woman who baked a particular kind of cookie only around Christmas time. They were no bigger than maybe a nickel or quarter. She said one recipe made 4 ice cream pails full. They were not soft like a sugar cookie and had a bit of crunch to them. Light in color. To this day I still think about those little cookies. They were so addictive you could eat half a pail and not realize it. i know its a long shot but if anyone has heard of or knows what they may be I would love to know.
Thanks.
are the cookies flat, round , coated in sugar, plain, what kind of flavor? Just curious if you have any more details.
Short bread?
That's what I was thinking - shortbread buttons.
Theresa ![]()
These?
Makes about 385 dime-size cookies (32-dozen)
http://bakingbites.com/2008/07/mini-vanilla-wafer-cookies/
Yes yes shortbread!
Is there a prize for the right answer???
Is shortbread the mystery cookie??? ![]()
Yes yes shortbread!
Is there a prize for the right answer???
Is shortbread the mystery cookie???
Yeah, you get to bake them and send them to me! LOL!
Theresa ![]()
Oh no! I lost!
I think Leah aka 7yyrt won instead and will send you the cookies 'cause she's already got 'em baked!!!! ![]()
There are many different types of preparation of peppernut cookies depending on the region the baker is from. Some are rolled in powdered sugar. I would hate to have the op count this out. Even if it is not what she is looking for it is still a great cookie. ![]()
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