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Over the weekend the girls and I made the sugar cookies from the William Sanoma cookbook. Easy, right? Well, baking is tricky, I have found. And for each of my successes I find I have at least one failure. This was a failure. The dough would not stick together. I managed to bake about six cookies- they were decent right out of the oven. But, after an hour, they were hard as a rock.
Here are my guesses as to what went wrong:
- too much flour
- butter too cold and didn't get creamy with sugar
- too much mixing
Satisfaction rating: 20% Hate to waste all that butter! Made the chickens happy though.
Did the girls like them? They each ate a couple right out of the oven- so- Yippee!- not a total gutter ball.
2 comments:
I hate when cookies don't turn out!
Heather
yes- it sucks- like interrupted sex. :P
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