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Classic Cookies with Modern Twists

100 Best Recipes for Old and New Favorites

by Ellen Jackson
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A Seattle pastry chef presents the only cookie cookbook you’ll ever need—with 100 delectable, foolproof recipes that put a creative spin on the tried and true classics.
 
Who can resist a freshly baked cookie, still warm from the oven? Cookies are simple treats, easy to make, and perfect for almost any occasion—from an after-school snack to a thank-you gift, from bake sales to potlucks.
For cookies that are delicious every time, look no further than recipes that have stood the test of time. This “best of” collection includes classic cookie favorites, like Snickerdoodles, buttery shortbread, and Peanut Blossoms, along with their modern twists, Cappuccino Snickerdoodles, Rosemary Chocolate Shortbread, and Peanut Butter and Jelly Blossoms. These fresh takes on best-loved cookie jar classics will have you falling in love with your favorites all over again.

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  • Release date

    August 25, 2015

  • Formats

    • Kindle Book

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      • ISBN: 9781632170187
      • File size: 35852 KB

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      • ISBN: 9781632170187
      • File size: 35852 KB

  • Languages

    • English

  • Reviews

    • Library Journal

      September 15, 2015

      The "twists" in Jackson's (The Lemon Cookbook) new cookbook are modern variations on classic cookies. Plain blondies, for example, can be made into caramel-cashew or maple-walnut blondies. Similarly, a few substitutions can turn vanilla bean meringues into pistachio-rosewater or chocolate-anise meringues. Jackson includes a broad range of categories (e.g., scooped, rolled, sandwiched, sliced, holiday) and sticks to popular cookies that are easy to prepare and decorate. She also swaps a few out-of-favor ingredients, such as shortening and cornstarch, for more fashionable alternatives such as coconut oil and rice flour. Most bakers will already have a version of the base recipes (e.g., peanut blossoms, shortbread, chewy coconut macaroons) in their repertoire, but they'll be impressed by Jackson's tweaks. VERDICT Like Dawn Casale and David Crofton's One Girl Cookies and Tracey Zabar's One Sweet Cookie, this cookbook offers fresh inspiration for bake sales, cookie exchanges, and edible gifts.

      Copyright 2015 Library Journal, LLC Used with permission.

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