Tuesday, December 21, 2010
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Cookie Project Cookies (by week) (* Light Cookies)
- 51 Sugar Cookie Snowflake Cutouts (plus a medly review of cookie project cookies!)
- 51 Buttermilk Cookies w/ Nutmeg & Sour Cream Frosting
- 50 Vanilla Malted Cookies
- 50 Merry Christmas Cookie Cutouts (Light Dough)
- 49 Pumpkin Biscotti *
- 49 Gingerbread People
- 49 Pistachio White Chocolate Chip Cookies
- 48 White Chocolate, Cranberry & Macadamia Nut Cookies
- 48 Honeydoodles
- 47 Maple Walnut Spice Cookies *
- 47 Chocolate & Mint Meringue Kisses
- 46 Nutella Cookies
- 46 Butterscotch Cookies
- 45 Tangerine Butter Cookies
- 45 Pistachio Raisin Biscotti *
- 44 Peanut Butter Chocolate Chip Cookies w/ Fluer De Sel
- 44 Date and Maple Scones *
- 43 Chewy Chunky Blondies
- 43 Decorated Halloween Sugar Cookies
- 42 Chocolate Chip Cashew Cookies
- 42 Orange Honey Drop Cookies
- 41 Buttermilk Cookies w/ Nutmeg & Sour Cream Frosting
- 41 Chocolate Chip Hazelnut Cookies
- 40 Chocolate Mint Whoopie Pies
- 40 Rosemary Hazelnut Biscotti
- 39 Cappuccino Crinkles *
- 39 Pumpkin Pecan Cookies
- 38 Soft Maple Sugar Cookies
- 38 Chocolate Chip Cookies with Oatmeal & Pecans
- 37 Cocoa Fudge Cookies *
- 37 Banana Pecan Biscotti *
- 36 Chewy Orange-Almond Cookies
- 36 White Chocolate, Blueberry & Oatmeal Cookies (emergency substitution!) *
- 35 Jacques Torres's Chocolate Chip Cookies
- 35 Pine Nut Biscotti *
- 34 Chai Snickerdoodles
- 34 Coconut Biscotti *
- 33 Cherry Almond Tea Cakes
- 33 Salted Peanut Cookie Brittle
- 32 Lemon-Zucchini Cornmeal Cookies
- 32 Peanut Butter Banana Oatmeal Cookies
- 31 S'mores Cookies
- 31 Lemon Cloud Tea Cookies
- 30 Root Beer Float Cookies - Version #2
- 30 Root Beer Float Cookies - Version #1
- 30 Lemon Coconut Meringues*
- 29 Chocolate Espresso Hazelnut Biscotti
- 29 Chocolate Dipped Orange Refrigerator Cookies
- 28 Kitchen Sink Cookies
- 28 Ginger Lemon Pinwheels*
- 27 Betty Crocker's Molasses Crinkles
- 27 White Chocolate, Blueberry & Oatmeal Cookies*
- 26 Peanut Butter Cookies
- 26 Decorated Cutouts w/ Royal Icing
- 25 Toasted Coconut Chocolate Chunk*
- 25 Brownie and Peanut Butter Ice Cream Sandwiches
- 25 Oreo Wafers w/ Mint Chocolate Chip Ice Cream
- 24 Chocolate Malted Whopper Drops
- 24 Cappuccino Biscotti*
- 23 Marathon Cookies
- 23 Pecan Raisin Drops
- 22 Black and White Cookies
- 21 Peanut Butter Cookies
- 21 Toffee Biscotti*
- 20 World Peace Cookies
- 20 Homemade Graham Crackers
- 20 Caramel Filled Chocolate Cookies
- 19 Pain De Amande (Almond Tea Cookies)
- 19 Lemon Ricotta Cookies w/ Lemon Glaze
- 18 Mexican Chocolate Cherry Rounds
- 18 Lemony Daisies*
- 17 Gale Gand's Pinwheel Cookies
- 17 Almond Anise Biscotti*
- 16 Orange Infused Cherry Almond Biscotti*
- 16 Dulce De Leche Duos
- 15 Triple Chocolate Espresso Bean Cookies
- 15 Chocolate Cherry Heart Smart Cookies*
- 14 Homemade Oreos
- 14 Orange Chocolate Biscotti*
- 13 Holiday Sugar Cookies w/ Royal Icing
- 13 Christmas (and Easter!) Cutouts
- 12 French Macarons*
- 12 Pinched Orange Macaroons
- 12 (Not So) Giant Sugar Cookies
- 12 Toasty Coconut Macaroons
- 11 Chocolate Mint Cookies
- 11 Orange Pistachio Biscotti
- 10 Banana Walnut Chocolate Chunk
- 9 Ginger Snaps (Chez Panisse)
- 8 Maple Leaf Butter Cookies
- 8 Chai Shortbread*
- 7 Frosted Chocolate Surprise Cookies
- 7 Lemon White Chocolate Biscotti*
- 6 Betty Crocker Cutouts (Merry Christmas Cookies) Light & Dark Dough
- 5 Raspberry Linzer Windowpanes*
- 5 Chocolate Peanut Blowouts
- 4 Sour Cream Drop Cookies (White Sugar Dough)
- 4 Sour Cream Drop Cookies (Brown Sugar Dough)
- 3 Oatmeal Raisin Spice*
- 2 Ultimate Maple Snickerdoodle
- 2 Cashew Coffee Biscotti w/ White Chocolate*
- 1 Lemon Honey Drop Cookies*
Welcome to My Cookie Project
Here goes, a very blatant rip off of the Julie/Julia project - but without the daily study and committment and hopefully far less butter and cream!
For the 52 weeks of 2010 I'm going to bake a batch (or two) of cookies each week and provide them to various local charities and residential non-profits. It's a bit self serving - I get to do what I love - baking - and then get to avoid what I love a bit too much - eating! It's a near ideal scenario for me. Hopefully along the way I'll get to meet some great people, test out some new recipes and broaden my baking and presentation techniques. I'll continue to tweak recipes to improve the nutritional value and then I'll give them away, to who, exactly, I'm not so sure just yet but I'm working on it.
Life gets busy, but to spend an hour or two week to throw together a batch of homemade cookies to give to folks that might be going through a hard time seems like a pretty small contribution to society but maybe, just maybe, it'll change the world, one batch at a time ... to be continued ...
For the 52 weeks of 2010 I'm going to bake a batch (or two) of cookies each week and provide them to various local charities and residential non-profits. It's a bit self serving - I get to do what I love - baking - and then get to avoid what I love a bit too much - eating! It's a near ideal scenario for me. Hopefully along the way I'll get to meet some great people, test out some new recipes and broaden my baking and presentation techniques. I'll continue to tweak recipes to improve the nutritional value and then I'll give them away, to who, exactly, I'm not so sure just yet but I'm working on it.
Life gets busy, but to spend an hour or two week to throw together a batch of homemade cookies to give to folks that might be going through a hard time seems like a pretty small contribution to society but maybe, just maybe, it'll change the world, one batch at a time ... to be continued ...
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Mary Lou
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You are so talented - and the cartoon is probably the story of my life :)
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We are absolutely going to keep you in mind - I can't stop looking at the cookie pictures and reading the stories on your blog. The biscotti? Amazing. The sandwich cookies with the heart cut out? Love them. So many beautiful (and obviously delicious) things on here...
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