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By Hazeleyes
on November 23, 2010
Delicious! Chewy with a nice cracked finish. Just what I was looking for..thanks!
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on July 27, 2010
Made these tonight. I followed the recipe exactly and they turned out wonderfully. AND I actually got 4 dozen cookies when it said I'd get 4 dozen. That NEVER happens for me.
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on January 03, 2010
My empty cookie jar says it all! I made these this afternoon and they are just about gone. I cooked them for 10 minutes so that they would be on the softer side. I also sprinkled the cookie sheet with a little bit of water before cooking. Don't know if it makes a difference, but I remembered seeing that in a Betty Crocker recipe once to help make them soft. Thank you for posting a great recipe.
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I don't even have to make THIS specific recipe to tell you how good these cookies taste and smell! This is a classic recipe that has been made in our home since the 1963 introduction of the Betty Crocker's Cookie Cookbook, page 143. This was a favourite cookie during The Great Depression and hung onto it's title for 5 years! You didn't need butter or many eggs to make it and it helped lift the Economic Blues that the country was going through. Seems like it's the PERFECT time to reintroduce this lovely cookie during our current economic crisis. I love how it tastes, looks, and how good the aroma makes the home smell. A perfect Autumn cookie!!!
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on May 24, 2009
This is the same recipe my mom uses (although she uses 1 tsp ginger instead of 1 1/2 tsp). we love these cookies!!!!
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on November 02, 2008
Ohhhhh....the smell alone is worth 5stars Sharon. What an aroma. I absolutely love the smell of all these spices mingled together and then into a cookie with molasses. This momma's in heaven. Thanks for a fabulous keeper. The only thing I opted out of was rolling them in additional sugar. Personal preference. Made for ZaarStars~
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wonderful molasses cookies! I did one small addition to this and added in a pinch of cayenne pepper for more spice, although next time i will try half butter and shortening or use all butter, thanks Sharon!
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on July 18, 2008
Yum! Perfect blend of spices and quite fun and easy to make. The boys loved them, for me I prefer a crunchier cookie but that's a preference thing, nothing wrong with the recipe! Thanks!
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on July 12, 2008
These were just delicious! so good for dunking and I loved that touch of ginger in them, A really nice cuppa type cookie! Just lovely!!!
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These are super! An old family friend gave me this recipe years ago. They really are easy to make. But be careful! You can't eat just one!
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on December 22, 2007
similar to the ones from childhood. A little crunchy for my taste.
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on May 24, 2007
I've been making these for years and we love them! I use a sparkling sugar to dip them in instead of the granulated and use dark molasses because we love the flavor so! :)
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on February 21, 2007
I have not made this recipe but found this recipe in my recipe box. I found directions to make Whole Wheat Molasses Crinkles: Mix in 2 tablespoons milk with the egg and substitute whole wheat flour for the all -purpose flour. These sound yummy I'd like to try these. Thanks for posting. Christine (internetnut)
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on December 30, 2005
These cookies tasted wonderful. I tried this because I misplaced the molasses crinkle recipe I always used before. To make the cookies chewy, I sprinkled them with water before baking. I have since found my old recipe but prefer this one. YUMMY!
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Thanks for a trip back to my childhood! These have always been my favorite cookie and my mom's recipe was for "molasses crinkles" too. I made these last night and they were heavenly- don't know which was better- the cookies or the way the house smelled while they were baking!I had to beat DH off with a stick to have enough left to take to a luncheon today!! Thanks for a great recipe! Leslie
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A simple, quick and tastey recipe. Yum! :)
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