Buffett's Sugar
Cookies
1 lb. butter
2 C. powdered sugar
1 egg
1 tsp. salt (you can leave this out unless you use sweet butter)
1 tsp. vanilla
4 C. flour
Cream butter and powdered sugar. Add egg,
and mix well. Add salt, vanilla and flour (add the flour 1 cup at a time
and blend between cups). Roll dough on a floured surface 1/4 in.
thick. Cut into desired shapes. Bake at 350 for 8-10 minutes
(depending on the oven) until slightly golden around the edges. Cool on rack, and decorate as desired, or freeze and decorate
later. These cookies freeze well and are also good plain, without the
icing.
and mix well. Add salt, vanilla and flour (add the flour 1 cup at a time
and blend between cups). Roll dough on a floured surface 1/4 in.
thick. Cut into desired shapes. Bake at 350 for 8-10 minutes
(depending on the oven) until slightly golden around the edges. Cool on rack, and decorate as desired, or freeze and decorate
later. These cookies freeze well and are also good plain, without the
icing.
Cookie Icing
Combine 1 1/2 cups powdered sugar (sifting
makes it smoother) with a couple drops of vanilla or other flavoring (I use
vanilla), and enough milk (2-3 Tbsp.) to make a smooth, slightly runny
icing. Color if desired. Decorate with colored sugars, sprinkles, crushed peppermint, etc. while the icing is still wet. Allow time
for icing to set to a firm, smooth, glaze finish, especially before
packaging. Once iced, these cookies store well and stay soft for several
days in a tupperware type container.
makes it smoother) with a couple drops of vanilla or other flavoring (I use
vanilla), and enough milk (2-3 Tbsp.) to make a smooth, slightly runny
icing. Color if desired. Decorate with colored sugars, sprinkles, crushed peppermint, etc. while the icing is still wet. Allow time
for icing to set to a firm, smooth, glaze finish, especially before
packaging. Once iced, these cookies store well and stay soft for several
days in a tupperware type container.
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