I got this recipe from my mom, who makes these cookies as wafer sandwich cookies,
with buttercream between cookie layers.
The first time I made them,
my guy & I couldn't resist trying a cookie, prior to filling them.
They are melt in-your-mouth, yummy, not-too-sweet,
perfect with your morning coffee cookie.
So, we never fill them.
We eat them sans buttercream, as the perfect morning cookie.
Morning Cookies
1 cup of flour
1 cup of softened butter
Whip these together until smooth.
Now beat in 1/3 cup of whipping cream.
It will be very sloppy.
Pat your slop out onto a piece of plastic wrap.
Press flat & refrigerate until firm.
(Maybe a few hours will do. I usually do overnight.)
Heat oven to 375 degrees. Line cookie sheets with parchment paper.
Roll flat on lightly floured board. You don't want the dough totally coated in flour.
You want the future sugar coating to adhere.
Cut with a cookie cutter.
Dip each cookie into a bowl of white sugar or cinnamon-sugar, coat both sides well.
Bake on lined cookie sheets for 7-9 minutes, until lightly golden.
These are really delicate. Transfer with care to cooling rack.
Don't eat the whole batch yourself in one sitting.
7 comments:
YUM!!
Mmmm those look delish!!
But they sound like the PERFECT thing to eat all by myself in one sitting! :) I don't have whipping cream, but will try to remember to buy it when I hit the grocery store on Monday. Just wait: I'll be making these for Tuesday morning. hehe.
Mmmm. Those look tasty! Is the consistency a little bit like shortbread?
stephanie@metropolitanmama.net
Hi Erin! Hopped over from Bumber's Bumblings and these look SUPER yummy. Your family is adorable and I am now your newest follower! Hope you'll stop by and follow back!
Steph, they fluff and flake, sort of like a croissant!
They sound so good. I'm going to have to try them!
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