Tuesday, December 4, 2012
Iced Molasses Cookies
Here is another cookie recipe from the archives.
Sometimes inviting company over for a meal can seem overwhelming...what about inviting a few friends for tea and cookies and maybe a few cheese and crackers? You will be glad you did!!!
I hope that this Christmas season will be a time of JOY as you reflect on the birth of Jesus. It is this baby that changed the course of History in offering us hope for eternal life!
Iced MOLASSES COOKIES
Cream Together:
¾ cup butter, softened
1 cup organic sugar
Add:
¼ cup Brer Rabbit Molasses {unsulphured, mild flavor}
1 egg
Stir together and add to molasses mix:
3 cups flour{or 2 cups flour + 1 cup bread flour}
2 tsp. baking soda
¼ tsp. sea salt salt
1 tsp. each of cinnamon, ginger, and cloves
*Mix well
*Roll dough into balls...about the size of a golf ball
*Roll balls in organic sugar
*Place sugared dough balls on SILPAT or onto parchment lined baking sheets
*Bake for 10 minutes @ 375* or until cookies start to "crack". Let sit for a few minutes. These are best under baked a bit so they stay soft and chewy!
Makes about 16 cookies.
Once cookies are cooled, melt white chocolate or candy discs and drizzle over cookies and sprinkle with coarse sanding sugar.
Enjoy!
Usually organic sugar is optional, but in this recipe it makes them oh.so.good!
"Yet in thy dark streets shineth, the everlasting Light, the hopes and fears of all the years, are met in Thee tonight."
Shared with: Titus2sday
My father's favorite cookies! Well, it was a tie with gingerbread cookies. What an awesome recipe! xo Diana
ReplyDeleteThese sound sooooo delicious, I am putting them on my list of Christmas goodies....will send an update :)
ReplyDeleteThey look delicious!
ReplyDeleteThank you ladies!! Kathy, I will be looking forward to your update!! :)
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness.....molasses cookies are one of my favs!! And my mouth is watering looking at these! Xoxo
ReplyDeleteLisa....I made these cookies this morning, and they are VERY delicious! We both loved them...and that's without the chocolate drizzle :) Thanks for sharing this. xx
ReplyDeleteKathy...yay!! I'm glad you liked them. I rarely put the white chocolate on them...as they are delicious just plain. :)
DeleteYou are very welcome. Hugs!!