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Cookie Recipes

Grandma's Recipes For Cookies Make The Best Homemade Cookies


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Yes, Grandma's homemade cookie recipes make the best cookies you have ever tasted. When I was a young boy growing up on the farm, there was always a large tin of freshly baked cookies sitting in the pantry. I wasn't to touch them, but I often sneaked one or two when Mom wasn't looking -- okay, okay, I sneaked a handful.

Sometimes I got caught, but she never said too much. She loved to see us enjoying them, and she could always bake more.

You will love to see people enjoying your homemade cookies too. They will rave about them. They might even steal them! But, don't worry you can always make a fresh batch. The old-fashioned varieties are wonderfully inexpensive, and so wholesome that you and your children can eat them freely.

You will find a variety of easy cookie recipes here, and they are so easy to make you'll want to try them all. Old-fashioned cookies also make a wonderful gift for someone special whatever the occasion. Never can you have too many cookies!

The History Of Cookies

Today's cookies likely evolved from some of the more practical bread or biscuit recipes. Persia was one of the first countries to utilize sugar cane, and it is thought that small, sweetened cakes or biscuits were being baked there by the seventh century. Recipes for cookies became popular during the Elizabethan Era when refined sugar became widely available.

The word "cookie" is said to come from the Dutch word koekje, which means little cake. In England and some Commonwealth countries they are still called "biscuits." In Germany, however, they are called keks or kels, and in Italy two popular cookies are known as amaretti and biscotti. But, whatever you call them, they taste best when they are homemade, and Grandma's old-fashioned recipes help you to make the best homemade cookies ever.

As Bob Hope Said, "Thanks For The Memories"

Tucked away in the happy memories of childhood days, everybody has a special cookie jar or tin. Maybe it sat in one corner of the cupboard, or perhaps it was high up to keep little hands from removing its contents too easily.

Sometimes the jar was filled with sugar cookies sometimes, or with crisp, golden ginger snaps at other times. At any rate, its contents were always a household joy to children -- children of all ages. Now, thanks to Grandma's best cookie recipes, your children will have their own fond memories.

Old Fashioned Homemade Cookie Recipes


Cookie Icing Recipe

Easy Cookies

Chocolate Cookies

Coconut Cookies

Shortbread Cookies

Peanut Butter Cookies

Oatmeal Cookies

Oatmeal Raisin Cookies

No Bake Cookies

Meringue Cookies

Hermit Cookies

Sugar Cookies

Almond Cookies

Gingerbread Cookies

Lemon Cookies

Old-Time Drop Cookies

Molasses Cookies

Icebox Cookies

Refrigerator Cookies

Chocolate Eclairs

Date Squares Recipes

ButterfingerŽ Chocolate Squares Recipe

Cut Out Cookie Recipe

Bar Cookies

Macaroon Cookies

Cookie Baking Supplies & Gifts

Old Time Country Store Visit Grandma Recommends and browse a handpicked selection of cookie baking supplies and gift items that reflect old-fashioned value. You're sure to find something you like among the quality brand-name items.


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