_Recipes Fit the Needs_
The recipes are given in _practical_ amounts for average families.
Those for everyday cookies, and holiday cookies that keep well, make
enough so you won’t have to bake too often. Recipes for the richer,
dainty cookies make enough for _special_ occasions.
_Happy Memories_
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We’ve tried to include _all_ the hints, shortcuts and tricks that
save you time and work so you can delight your family with new
treats each week. Cookies bring such a _big_ reward in cheer and
satisfaction! They make hospitality _so easy_! Invite your friends to
join you for “Cooky Shines” in _your_ kitchen and you’ll be giving
them happy memories they’ll all cherish as long as they live!
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[Illustration:
★ 1 Place-Card Cookies
★ 2 Gingerbread Boys, Boy and Girl and Animal Cookies
★ 3 Date-Nut Squares (wrapped), Toffee-Nut Bars
★ 4 Peanut Butter Cookies
★ 5 _Above star_: Chocolate Cream Drop, Date-Nut
Square, Matrimonial Cooky
_Below star_: Toffee-Nut Bar, Hermit
★ 6 _Left_: Sugar Cookies _Right_: Chocolate Chip Cookies
★ 7 Hermits
★ 8 Cookies for Parties: Hatchets, Flowers, Hearts
★ 9 _Outer ring_: Flower-shaped Butter Cookies
_Second ring_: Scotch Shortbread
_Third ring_: Frosted Chocolate Cream Drops with Thumbprint
Cookies
_Centered_: Coconut Macaroons with leaf-shaped Butter Cookies
★ 10 Chocolate Chip Cookies
★ 11 Chocolate Cream Drops
★ 12 _Left to right_: Date-Nut Squares,
Butterscotch Cookies with Burnt Butter Icing,
Brownies,
Filled Cookies,
Chocolate Refrigerator Cookies ]
COOKIES
[Sidenote: LEARN THE “A-B-C’s” HERE ...]
[Illustration: _BEFORE YOU START_
DO THIS....
Read through the recipe
Get together the ingredients
Collect the utensils
Heat up the oven
Measure the ingredients]
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=1= =Select= baking sheets (cooky sheets or pans) as indicated in
each recipe. Heavy or double sheets (two sheets of the same size
placed one on top of the other) prevent cookies from browning on
the bottom too much and too quickly.]
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=2= =If pan= with sides is used for cooky sheet, turn it
upside-down and bake cookies on the bottom ... (insures even
browning). Grease cool pans as indicated in recipes ... with
_unsalted_ shortening.]
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=3= =Mix= thoroughly the _softened_ shortening, sugar, and
eggs—also any molasses, syrup, or melted chocolate in the recipe.]
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=4= =Stir= in the liquid and flavoring. (A few recipes indicate
that liquid and flour mixture should be added alternately.)]
[Sidenote: ... AND THE REST IS EASY!]
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=5= =Sift= together and stir in the flour, salt, and leavening
(baking powder _or_ cream of tartar and soda)—also any spices in
the recipe. Then, mix in any fruit or nuts.]
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