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  • Snickerdoodles

    Filed under Dessert - Cookies
    Mar 9

    What do you do when you are babysitting your sister’s kids, and you are trying to keep 2 twin boys occupied? You make cookies!!

    I’ve always dreamed of having my kids help me in the kitchen. But since my little girl is still to young to help, I was excited when I had the chance to have these two handsome boys help me out a couple of weeks ago.
    We decided to make some cookies for when their brother and sisters came home from school that day. They had fun putting the ingredients into the mixer and then watching as the mixer went round and round. The best part, though?
    Eating a fresh baked cookie! The hardest part? Waiting for their brother and sisters to get home from school so that they could have more!

    Snickerdoodles
    from Dry Creek Classics

    1 cup shortening
    1 1/2 cups sugar
    2 eggs
    2 3/4 cups flour
    1 teaspoon cream of tartar
    1 teaspoon baking soda
    1/2 teaspoon salt
    cinnamon and sugar

    Cream shortening or butter and sugar, add eggs and mix in thoroughly. Combine dry ingredients. Mix dry into the creamed mixture. Roll in sugar and cinnamon. Bake at 400F for 8-10 minutes.

14 Responses to “Snickerdoodles”

  1. Barbara said on

    So true! Kids LOVE to bake cookies. And snickerdoodles are usually a big hit. What's not to like?
    I bet all the neighborhood kids want you to babysit!

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  2. Rosa's Yummy Yums said on

    Cute little boys and lovely cookies!

    Cheers,

    Rosa

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  3. Cookie baking, especially snickerdoodles which scream little kid food, is the best way to keep kids entertained. Kudos to you for doing this instead of sticking them in front of a television!

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  4. they are TOO CUTE, and you picked some fantastic cookies to make with them. so cute.

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  5. Sweet and Savory said on

    I'm hoping my 6 mo. old son, we grow up and love to cook with his mom someday, you know, until he gets older and it's "not cool"!

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  6. Bethany Park said on

    Aww! What a good aunt — way to keep em entertained! The cookies look yummy and those kids are adorable :-)

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  7. Barbara Bakes said on

    My twin boys turn 14 this month. So fun! What a great aunt!

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  8. Aren't they the cutest little helpers! I bet they had a ball.

    ~ Amy from She Wears Many Hats

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  9. What cuties! I have twin nephews too might have to make these cookies with them

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  10. thecoffeesnob said on

    What a great activity for the kids! Plus they get to eat the cookies after- I can't think of anything better than that!

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  11. Avanika [YumsiliciousBakes] said on

    Oh I wish I had two such handsome little helpers!!

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  12. so cute! I've been craving snickerdoodles lately…now I want them even more :)

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  13. TheKeilShpeel said on

    Why do you always post such yummy desserts. You aren't helping with my diet. :) They look so good. How fun to have good helpers too.

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  14. eatme_delicious said on

    Aw so cute! How fun to bake with them.

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