Christmas Cookies – Basic Recipe

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Ingredients:

1 cup butter (room-temperature)
2/3 cup sugar
1 large egg
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
2 1/2 cups sifted all-purpose flour
2 teaspoons double-acting baking powder
1/2 teaspoon salt 

1.  Cream the butter and sugar together with a mixer.
2.  Then beat in the egg and vanilla extract.
3.  Add to this the flour, baking powder (NOT baking soda!) and salt. As the mixer combines these ingredients, cookie dough will form in your bowl.  If the dough seems too dry, and is not forming a mass, try adding 1 more egg. Eggs vary quite a bit in size, and one small egg might not be enough to do the job!

Ready to try your hand at Gingerbread? Take a look at our video for a no bake way to include little ones in making a Gingerbread House from a kit and start making holiday memories to last a lifetime today.
Here are a couple items that you may want to add to your Christmas list:

A Silpat for non-stick baking perfection, a little mood music and classic cookie cutters. Here’s a link to a Christmas Tree cookie cutter to get you started. We love candy canes, snowmen, angles, stars, snowflakes and Santas, too. Flesh out your collection, pick up a whole set of your favorites – if you’re just starting out – or use them to embellish your holiday wrapping. They make great gifts when you present them with a jar of dry cookie dough ingredients, pre-measured and ready to go!

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