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By zinger227
NY
on March 03, 2013
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I make these for Christmas every year, and they are always a hit. I make with strawberry or blackberry preserves and sprinkle them with some powdered sugar when they are cool. Definitely would recommend this recipe.
By bratcn
Brunswick, OH
on December 28, 2012
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Since these called BUTTER and jam thumbprints, they are very buttery but very good. We made these for the first time yesterday, well I am making more today (and making them a little smaller. My 5 year old daughter has the "perfect" size thumb for the indent- and she enjoys helping.
By Mernyone
on December 24, 2012
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I tripled this recipe, but cut the butter to 3.5 sticks and I used butter with salt. Then I used 1/2"tsp of salt. I baked them for 8 minutes, took them out, used a water bottle lid to make indentation and used my homemade seedless raspberry jam on some.Then I baked them for 6 more minutes. I also used my homemade hot fudge on some and orange marmalade on some others...My kids say these are the best cookies I have ever made. I agree with them...
By laney04
San Mateo, CA
on December 22, 2012
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I don't understand why this recipe is rated 5 stars. I am not a novice baker and have to agree with the negative reviews for this recipe. The cookies are too buttery and spread a lot. I could tell it might be buttery when I was done mixing the dough but decided to bake them anyways. I've made Emeril's raspberry lemon thumbprints recipe also on this site several times now and have never had any issues with those cookies.
Also, if you have to edit the recipe 5 ways til Sunday (make the indentation halfway into baking, refrigerate the dough first, don't roll in sugar, etc, then maybe you shouldn't rate the original recipe so high. Clearly, the original recipe is flawed and needs edits so don't pad the ratings. Will not be making these again and will stick to Emeril's tried and true recipe.
By msantos78
Washington, DC Area
on December 17, 2012
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I followed this recipe down to the T (even baking them for 15 minutes and they turned out really good! They are very buttery and very delicious! I ended up with less than 2 dozen cookies (22 cookies to be exact I think I've made the balls slightly bigger and a few others bigger than the rest. I used the two tips from JJ2011 by using a water bottle cap to do the indentation in the cookie as it gives a uniform shape and I also stirred the blackberry preserve until it was runny and piped it through a Ziplock bag, both worked really well! I will be making these again soon!
By JL020542
Glen Cove, NY
on December 17, 2012
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Good...I rolled them in red and green colored sugar for Christmas and filled with raspberry all-fruit.
By BJ Travel
Walton,KY
on December 13, 2012
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I love butter cookies but these were way too buttery tasting for me. They are good, but not what I expected.
By JJ2011
Upstate NY
on December 12, 2012
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These cookies are delicious, though I deducted a star as I feel it is unnecessary to roll them in sugar.
Here's a tip for making the jelly well- a water bottle or soda bottle cap works perfectly and gives you uniform wells. Also, put your jelly in a pastry or Ziploc bag, massage it a little so there are no big lumps, and snip the corner to easily fill the wells. It's way easier than a spoon or knife.
By mme_queen
Missouri City TX
on December 09, 2012
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This is a fantastic cookie - light and crisp, delicious!! This will become a holiday tradition in my family!
By Cucuxungu
NY, NY
on December 08, 2012
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These cookies were delicious! I used my hands to mix the ingredients and edited the part where dough was to be rolled in sugar. The dough was pretty sweet, and I felt that adding more sugar would be too much for my taste. Glad that I did not because when they came out of the oven, they were pretty sweet. My choice for jam was cherry. Easy, fast and ready in approximately 17 minutes. YUM!