2022 Cookie Day (week) wrap-up

Results:

Made by Boug / Ose

1. Almond Galattes - Boug
2. Almond Oat Lace cookies (GF) – Boug / Ose
3. Angies Figgy Cookies - Boug
4. Apple (drunken) oatmeal cookies - Boug
5. Benne Cakes - Boug
6. Cherry Xmas slice - Boug
7. Chocolate Chip Crunch Cookie - Boug
8. Chocolate Mint cookies - Boug / Ose
9. Cinnamon Maple Rings - Boug
10. Gingersnaps - Soft Baked - Boug
11. Lemon Bars - Boug
12. Lemon Lace – Boug / Ose
13. Maraschino Cherry almond chocolate chip cookies  - Boug
14. Mock Macaroons - Boug
15. Nut Cups, Debbies - Boug
16. Oatmeal, Leonard’s - Boug
17. Jean Maries Peanut Butter Cranberry cookies (GF) - Boug
18. Jean Maries Peanut Butter Cherry Bars - Boug
19. Peanut Butter Cookies - Flourless (GF) - Boug
20. Shortbread - Almond Flour (GF) - Boug
21. Friesenkuchen - Ose
22. Shortbread - Funfetti bites - Ose

 

Made by Cari / Kaitlin

1. Cardamom Butter Snowflakes 
2. Peanut butter chocolate pretzels bark
3. Sirupsnipper (Norwegian Christmas Cookies) Molasses cookies
   
4. Chocolate coconut macaroons (MorMors)
5. Mocha chocolate chip
6. Bacon chocolate chips
7. Kiefles - Hungarian
   
8. Debbie's Nut Cups
9. Pretzel, Peanut Butter Cup, Pecan bites
10. Pistachio cranberry biscotti
    

 

Chris and Astrid

• Gingerbread Latte
• Pistachio Shortbread
• Neopolitan
  

Kathy / Lori / Hannah

1. Springerlae
2. Ugly cookies
3. Pretzel chocolate cookies

 

Another year is in the bag! Hopefully a wonderful time was had by all.

This year, I took a week vacation and slowly cleaned up the house and made doughs in advance.

Also – it was again online – did a google meet which unfortunately only allows about an hour group call, then kicks you out if you don’t have the premium version. All told, we needed 3 different links.

 

Smaller group this year, as colds and sinus issues put a number of bakers on the sideline.

And busy schedules took out others.

I was lucky in that Ose was up for a visit, and come out to bake together. She volunteered to keep an eye on the ovens.

Also brought some doughs she had made in advance.

I staged ingredients on the table, on little folding talbes, and at the kitchen counter.

Cooling racks were set up in the garage on the metal folding tables.

Plenty of metal bins to hold all the finished cookies.

Andersons (Cari, Kaitlin and Marty) were baking next door.  They stopped by at the end of the evening to trade finished cookies.

Online we had

• ·        Kathy baking at Lori’s house with her daughter Hannah
• ·        Cari and Kaitlin
• ·        Chris and Astrid (with guest appearance by Eliot)
• ·        Darcie and Neve stopped in to say hi

It was a quiet group but we had fun talking and baking together separately.

It’s always fun to see what other bakers are making. And get ideas for new recipes to try in the future.