Tuesday Turn About #181 Let’s Bake Cookies!
Have you started baking yet? In years past, I started the baking process the first week of December by making batches of cookie dough.
Hubby and I made dozens and dozens of cookies that we gave to our local police department where he worked for 28 years.
It was a great tradition for us and the officers loved it as well. I made about 8 different kinds of cookies and doubled/tripled most of those recipes.
For a grand total of 449ish cookies! Omgoodness, I just did the math – that’s about 37 dozen of cookies!
We would equally divide the cookies into tins for each shift so that they could enjoy them while they worked their long 12-hour shifts. I wonder how long those cookies lasted during the 12 hours!
This tradition carried on for 25 years. That’s a lot of cookies. And some of my best memories!
I’m baking cookies this week (but not nearly 37 dozen!) so stay tuned for at least one of those recipes to show up here!
In the meantime, let’s look at some amazing cookie recipes from last week’s link party!
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Cindy, I bet your cookies were a huge hit, that’s such a wonderful tradition! Happy holidays!
I would love to be in your kitchen as you bake all those cookies! The aroma must be divine! Happy December!
Thank you so much for featuring my walnut strudel cookies, Cindy. Wishing you and your family a very Merry Christmas! xo
That’s super generous you would make so many cookies, Cindy! I bet that was the highlight of their holiday season. I’m guessing they only lasted a few minutes 🙂 All these recipes make me want to run to the kitchen and start baking. Hope your holiday season has been filled with all good things, CoCo
Wow! That’s a lot of cookies! What sweet memories you must have, and just think of how many have been blessed by your delicious cookies through the years! Thanks so much for hosting, Cindy, and have a very Merry Christmas!
I hope you have a blessed Christmas too Kim! Thanks for stopping by!