I mostly followed the recipe for Lime Sugar Cookies from our new, Canadian, flexitarian Rebar cookbook.
As this blogger suggested, I doubled the recipe but only increased the flour by one-and-three-quarters. This was a good idea- 11 cookies would definitely not have been enough.
I used blanched almonds instead of pepitas, since that's what we had on hand. I also used 1 egg and 1 yolk instead of 2 whole eggs, per Alton Brown's suggestion for chewier cookies. They were, if I say so myself, excellent.
Notes to self for next time:
- Make them smaller than the recipe says (2 inches wide before baking)
- Give them plenty of room to spread out on the pan
- They're ready to come out of the oven when the tops start to crack, but they still won't look very done
- Even though it didn't seem possible, the cookies actually taste better than the dough
- Dessert to accompany Japanese and Mexican food
- Make into vanilla ice cream sandwiches in the summer
- Beer-and-cookies theme party
Yum, yum, yum!!! I especially love the picture where the parchment paper is curling up around the cookie.
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Those cookies look so freakin' good. As I recall, they also tasted wonderful. Given the close up picture, they remind me of a delicious Death Star with channels leading right to the heart of the deliciousness.
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