Gingerbread Cookies: Molasses Dough, Spice Blend and How to Make Them Soft or Crisp
Gingerbread dough is a molasses-sweetened, spiced cookie dough that rolls and cuts well. Thickness and bake time decide whether the cookies come out soft or snappy.
Gingerbread dough is a molasses-sweetened, spiced cookie dough that rolls and cuts well. Thickness and bake time decide whether the cookies come out soft or snappy.
Molasses brings moisture, color and that deep gingerbread flavor to a simple one-bowl muffin. Bake a batch, freeze it and you have December breakfasts covered.
Sturdy, dry cookies packed snugly in a tin, inside a cushioned box, mailed early in the week, arrive in good shape. Check your carrier's holiday cutoff dates before you bake.
Sugar cookies keep sharp edges when the dough has enough flour, little or no leavening and is rolled and cut while cold. Here is the method step by step.
A cookie exchange is simple math plus a few house rules. Decide how many cookies each guest brings, ask for allergen labels and pick cookies that survive a car ride.
Start with a standard vanilla cupcake and change only a few ingredients to get peppermint, eggnog spice or gingerbread cupcakes for the holidays.
Freezing lets you spread holiday baking over weeks. Most doughs and most plain baked cookies freeze well; the trick is airtight wrapping and thawing in a closed container.
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