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How to make a cookie.
Start with a normal cookie recipe:
http://allrecipes.com/recipe/the-best-rolled-sugar-cookies/
Convert everything to grams and divide by 12!
butter 28.35
baking powder 0.8
flour 20
sugar 41.66666667
egg 18.33333333
salt 0.5
vanilla 1 drop
Gather the ingredients:

Mix:

Grease the pan and pour out the cookie:

Bake at 400 degrees for about 6 minutes:

Enjoy!!
http://allrecipes.com/recipe/the-best-rolled-sugar-cookies/
Convert everything to grams and divide by 12!
butter 28.35
baking powder 0.8
flour 20
sugar 41.66666667
egg 18.33333333
salt 0.5
vanilla 1 drop
Gather the ingredients:

Mix:

Grease the pan and pour out the cookie:

Bake at 400 degrees for about 6 minutes:

Enjoy!!

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Next time I will divide it in half and use regular butter :laugh:
It was delicious though.0 -
So...wondering why you didn't make a batch. If you want another one you have to go through the whole process again. Hmm....0
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So...wondering why you didn't make a batch. If you want another one you have to go through the whole process again. Hmm....
Having a dozen huge fresh-baked sugar cookies sitting in the kitchen isn't generally conducive to weight loss :laugh:0 -
chocolate chips. needs. chocolate. chips. it's not a cookie without chocolate!!!!!!!!!!!!0
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Also, the blog Chocolate Covered Katie has some great single-serv desserts, too.
ETA: On second thought, way too healthy of a blog for you to even consider looking at, Jonny0 -
So...wondering why you didn't make a batch. If you want another one you have to go through the whole process again. Hmm....
Having a dozen huge fresh-baked sugar cookies sitting in the kitchen isn't generally conducive to weight loss :laugh:
I agree. just knowing there are cookies in the freezer or in a container on the counter will make me go mad. and suddenly they would disappear!0 -
I like this! Thank you. Sometimes, you just want one cookie. I would totally eat a whole batch if I make more than one.0
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here is my best cookie tip ever.
make a batch, roll into flat balls (like as if you areabout to bake them) freeze them on a cookie sheet, place in a freezero bag in the freezer, bake one at a time as desired.
i find if i put them in a cold oven, they will thaw out as the oven heats up.
they take a few extra minutes to bake0 -
Also, the blog Chocolate Covered Katie has some great single-serv desserts, too.
ETA: On second thought, way too healthy of a blog for you to even consider looking at, Jonny
Omg yes her blog is AMAZING!!! I especially love her cauliflower brownies wow what a lifesaver they are ha ha ha0
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