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By jamesthe13th
Phoenix AZ
on December 22, 2010
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Loved these cookies! I was skeptical at first because of the absence of some typical cookie ingredients i.e. egg, leavening. And it seems like the recipe needs more flour, but I followed the recipe and they turned out great. The cookies have a wonderful texture, flaky outside, tender in the middle. I think a bit more grated Ginger is needed, and maybe a tad more sugar, otherwise AMAZING COOKIES!
By kmmarsh14
carmel, IN
on December 17, 2010
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I think this is going to be a new holiday favorite. I followed the recipe exactly and the dough wasn't overly sticky at all, even before refrigeration, so I'm not sure what everyone else's problem was there. I used red and green sanding sugar along with the crystallized ginger to make them look more Christmas-y. If you like the flavor of ginger, you should definitely give these a try.
By Angie Pizzichini
on December 15, 2010
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I made these with a small star cookie cutter and they were just beautiful, almost too pretty to eat but everyone loved them. I didn't add flour but I did refrigerate them for a few hours before rolling them out.
By karlin.alexis_7...
Cambridge, MA
on December 13, 2010
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I agree with Fionat2 - I had to add more flour to make it less sticky. Cook at 300 for 10 mintutes and they come out great... the crystallized ginger does the trick too! Yum yum
By fionat2_11463453
Brooklyn, NY
on December 09, 2010
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I think there must be an error in the recipe - the dough was so wet and sticky I added another cup of flour, and then at least another half a cup once I started to roll it out. Then it became a very workable soft dough. I added extra grated ginger into the mix, and with the crystalized ginger and sugar on top, they were quite tasty.