Sentences with phrase «different batches of cookies»

And if not you might just think I'm very weird for spending so much time making four different batches of cookies just to get this perfect.

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Sadly, we no longer bake cookies for Santa... instead, we now bake a few batches of different cookies to give away to friends and loved ones.

Make a large batch, divide the dough and mix in different nuts and fruits to make a whole lot of different cookies.

So each month I choose a different theme or ingredient, and then, along with some awesome blogger friends, bake up a big batch of cookies adhering to that theme or ingredient.

Throughout those two days we manage to bake, glaze and decorate up to 8 or 10 different kinds of cookies, making 50 - 60 cookies per batch depending on their popularity.

There were three batches of cookies, one recipe of cookie dough bites, a dozen chocolate bunt cakes, two different bar varieties, and a batch of energy bites worth of coping.

When it's time to bake, arrange them on a cookie sheet (if you're using different shapes of tins, try to keep the like tins together in a batch so they cook evenly) and place in an oven preheated to 375 degrees.

One of my favorites is a pre-Christmas ritual that involves making over half a dozen batches of different types of cookies with mom while listening to classic Christmas music.

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Whip a batch of this basic cookie batter and you'll be prepared to bake any number of different cookies, from snowballs to gingersnaps.

I mention this because I made batches of these cookies with two different tahini, and got vastly differing results.

Has anyone successfully made one batch into two different kinds of cookies?

After baking a batch of cookies, we have a decorating station with sprinkles, colored sugar and some simple icing in different colors for piping.

I think the slightly different flavor each cocoa mix variety gives to every new batch of cookies adds to their charm.

I've made probably 15 different batches of Elana's cookies (using butter instead of oil and coconut palm sugar instead of any other sweetener) and all of mine have come out really great.

I always make a big batch of different cookies around the holidays for my grandma, so this may make the list and I'll steal a few too!