Wednesday, August 5, 2009

Sugar Cookies

My husband LOVES cookies! When we were dating and I would scratch his back he would say "I would do anything for some cookies and a back scratch!" I never picked up on the hint. I thought, "Wow, I am such a good girlfriend!" Well, finally his roommate handed me a bag of chocolate chips and said, "Here, would you make the guy some cookies!! All he does is complain that you never make cookies." He still says I don't make cookies enough but when I do, he can eat the whole batch by himself (4 or 5 dozen)! Here were some especially delicious sugar cookies. I got the recipe from the Better Homes and Gardens cookbook. You know, the red and white plaid one. They were seriously amazing. They were so good by themselves they didn't need frosting, which is good because he doesn't like frosting. Anyway, not only were they delicious, they were beautiful too. Enjoy the pictures!







8 comments:

  1. Mmm! You know another great one? Jello cookies! Their sugar cookies with jello mix in them and they are beautiful because of the bright colors. If you want the recipe I will share. :)

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  2. These cookies look good enough to eat...LOL
    I have a little something for you on my blog..its to show gratitude for leaving love on my blog every time you visit..
    cheers
    Nanné

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  3. Come on by my blog, I have a little something for ya, again...LOL
    cheers
    Nanné

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  4. oooo I would love one of those with a cup of tea right about now! They look yummy....and I bet they smell awesome.

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  5. Ok, those sugar cookies look awesome! I want one! I love all your cards you make too! I am very impressed!

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  6. The are seriously beautiful!! I have that recipe book, I will have to go make some right now, lol!

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  7. Tawnya, you are so crafty. I just discoverd this site. I love it!!!

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  8. Okay, you can't torture me like this! You gotta post the recipes with the pictures! :)

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