Sparkling Blue Ribbon Sugar Cookies


Today I bring you another “5 minute tart.” You may remember my five minute chocolate tarts. This recipe is just as easy! If you love coconut like I do, then you’ll love these. All you need to make these tarts are: a box of ready made tart shells (or some pretty shortbread cookies), 2 cups…
Did you know that the liquid drained from a can of garbanzo beans (aka chickpeas) can be whipped into a beautiful vegan meringue?! When I came across Alton Brown’s recipe for Magical Mystery Meringues, I was blown away!! Aqua is Latin for water and faba is Latin for bean. Aquafaba isliquid drained from a can of garbanzo beans, and…
Today I wanted to share my recipe for Rose Water Meringues. I made them for my daughter Abbie’s fifth birthday party, and had a request for the recipe. I’ve had great results with this recipe, and if I keep the baked meringues in an airtight container, they keep well for 5 days or more. Rose Water Meringues 2 egg whites, room temperature 100…
Chocolate Mint Chip has always been my favorite flavor of Ice Cream, so when I discovered that Duncan Hines had created a Mint Chocolate Frostings Creations Flavor Mix, I knew that I had to make a wonderful cookie with it!! One of my favorite cookie recipes is Martha Stewart’s Lime Meltaways, so I started thinking about how I could rework the recipe…
Today I made some pretty Meringue Christmas Trees to share with you! Meringues are one of the easiest cookies to make and comes together in minutes! The hardest part about them is waiting for them to “dry” in the oven. The trick to remember when making meringues is that you bake them until they are…
This weekend I tried Martha Stewart’s Lemon Icebox Cookies Recipe. They were sooo good – light, lemony, buttery good!! I could of eaten just the dough! I wanted to make them pretty so I divided the dough into 3 logs, then rolled each log into a different color of sprinkles – yellow, pink and green! The…
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Your sugar cookies look so tasty and sparkly. I love a firm but soft sugar cookie and wish I had one of yours right now. I have that same Pamered Chef cookie scoop and love it! I love HomeGoods, too.
Thanks for sharing this easy recipe. I love my cookie scoop too! It makes it easier and fun.
Jina, I think LandOLakes must have made their cookies thinner in order for them to be crisp. Your cookie is thick enough to remain soft even with longer baking. They look perfect! And so pretty. I use a scoop for my cookies, too, because I'm a little obsessive about them being exactly the same size! 😀 These would go so nicely with a cup of tea.
I think you're right Jean – their recipe made a lot more cookies than mine, so their cookies must be smaller and thinner! I like them both ways!! I'm with you – a nice cup of tea and a couple of these buttery cookies and I'm set!! Thanks so much for you comments!! Jina
I want to submit your violet macarons to Teatime magazine. Would you be interested?
I would be so honored Vivian!! THANK YOU! Jina