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Chewy Sugar Cookies
时间:2025-08-14 04:19点击量:次
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IndigoBeer1900
Made but flattened out even after chilling for 1 hour. Some even started to burn. Think maybe it needed more flour. It was really sticky and hard to make balls. Taste good.
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LovingTea4450
Family favorite
Worth the effort
A keeper!
Great flavors
Crowd-pleaser
Easy to follow
Just made my second batch since I loved them the first time - a week ago.OMG delicious This time instead of adding 1 teaspoon of maple syrup I added 3/4 tablespoon.This batch were to die for, hope they last longer than 1 day this time.My new go to recipe.
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Karen Hanisch
Quick and easy AND delicious!!! I followed the directions to a tee other than using 1 1/2 tsp vanilla and 1/2 tsp almond extract. They rolled into walnut sized balls perfectly, however I got 63 cookies, not 30. I used the 1/1/4” cookie dough/ice cream type scoop and then rolled them in my palms and then in sugar, flattened slightly and baked for actually 12 minutes, but this could be my oven. I also use parchment paper and had no issues just sliding them off when cooled.
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SnazzyGrape5814
If these didn't turn out right, I think its a user error. I AM NOT A BAKER. Not even a little bit. But these..these cookies right here were on point. They are chewy, dough wasn't sticky and they weren't too sweet. I used vegetable oil and creamy butter I must say because that was all I had. Followed everything else to the T...kids and adults enjoyed. THANK-YOU!!
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Cupcake Queen
The cookies turned out very soft and chewy. They were not exactly cakey, but they had a similar texture. I doubled this recipe and it made 96 for my church choir. I turned them into snickerdoodle cookies by rolling them in cinnamon sugar instead of white sugar. Will make again!!
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Karen Hill-Johnson
These are delicious. Crispy and chewy, as appropriately titled. Rolling them in sugar made them too sweet to me. I ended up baking them without the additional sugar, then adding it as soon as I took them out. They were easy to make.
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Rhonda Logan
Exactly what I was looking for. I used butter instead of margarine. Also I followed a suggestion of 3 1/4 cups flour. I ended up adding a bit more. It was more sticky than I wanted. The first couple of batches were perfect. They didn't go flat at all, and held their shapes. I rolled them in my hands into a ball then flattened slightly. The last batch I threw a few Chocolate chips in each one. Yum!!!!!
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Larry Garrett
I made these without any modifications. I only cooled for 30 minutes in the fridge. Chewy in the middle, light crunch on the outside.