Snickerdoodles

 

Hello and welcome to another week of Scrummmy Friday’s

This week I have chosen to make an American Classic, the Snickerdoodle cookie.

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These cookies are crisp at the edge with a gorgeous, melt in the mouth middle.

They are also super quick to make, so if you have some hungry mouths wanting a treat, these are just perfect. This recipe makes about 12 cookies

Tools required

2 large baking trays, lined with baking paper.

A bowl

Wooden spoon

Ingredients

115g Unsalted Butter, Softened

100g Dark Brown Sugar

2 tbsp Maple syrup or a few drop of caramel flavouring

175g Self-raising flour

2 tbsp Caster sugar

A sprinkle of Cinnamon

A handful of chopped pecans (optional)

Method

1 – Preheat oven to 160·C (this is for a fan oven) & Line your trays.

2 – Put the butter and dark brown sugar in a bowl and beat together until light & fluffy. then add maple syrup or caramel flavouring & mix well. Then sift over the flour, gradually, on top of the mixture & beat well until a rough dough is formed.

3 – Divide the mixture into balls (about the size of a walnut).

4 – on a plate, put the caster sugar, chopped pecans (if using) and cinnamon & roll the dough balls on the plate & flatten slightly.

5 – Bake in the oven for 10-15 minutes or until golden brown. Remove from the oven and allow to cool for 10 minutes on the tray before transferring on to a wire rack to cool completely.

Yummm!

Em x

 

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Published by emmmscakes

I'm a cake maker & decorator based in the beautiful countryside of Kent. I love to bake cakes suited to my amazing customers, to help spread happiness and joy. I bake with passions for flavours and attention to detail. I bake from my 5 star rated kitchen, producing delicious, custom designed cakes for individuals and scrummmy traditional treat cakes to my local village shop and farm shop so no one misses out on getting there hands on one of my cakes.

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