Sparkling Blue Ribbon Sugar Cookies

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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