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Big Soft Ginger Cookies

Submitted by: AMY1028 
These are just what they say: big, soft, gingerbread cookies. They stay soft, too. My oldest son's favorite. 

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Ginger Poppy Seed Cookies

Submitted by: Mary Priesgen 
Poppy seed and ginger pair up nicely in these popular treats. The refrigerated dough slices easily and bakes quickly. 

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Soft Sugar Cookies

Submitted by: Coleen Walter 
'These soft cookies are always a hit, so I often stir up a big batch,' writes Coleen Walter of Bancroft, Michigan. 'I usually add food coloring to the frosting to coordinate with the current holiday.' 

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Submitted by: Bethel Walters 
'My mother shared the recipe for these soft spice cookies,' says Willow River, Minnesota field editor Bethel Walters. 

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Soft Chocolate Cookies

Submitted by: Beth Struble 
My family expects the cookie jar to be filled with home-baked goodies year-round. They don't care for nuts but can't resist chocolate. So these cake-like cookies have become their favorite. 

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Soft Gingersnaps

Submitted by: Shawn Barto 
With molasses and spices, these cookies deliver the old-fashioned flavor everyone loves. --Shawn Barto, Clermont, Florida 

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Soft Chocolate Mint Cookies

Submitted by: Kristin Vincent 
If you don't care for crisp cookies that crumble when you take a bite, give this soft variety a try. No one can resist the fudgy, minty flavor. --Kristin Vincent, Orem, Utah 

Gingered Molasses Cookies

Submitted by: Donald Mitchell 
A nice blend of spices and grated orange peel makes these a little different than your basic molasses cookies. My son loved these when he was growing up. 

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Jumbo Molasses Cookies

Submitted by: Joan Stull 
'These gigantic molasses cookies remind me of the ones my grandmother used to make,' remembers Joan Stull of Titusville, Florida. At nearly 4 inches across, they're nicely spiced, delightfully chewy and bound to be noticed! 

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Mom's Molasses Cookies

Submitted by: Brenda Beachy 
The kitchen smells so good when Mom is baking these yummy cookies, which we like to make with sorghum. They're chewy and tender, with a sugary coating. It's hard to eat just one! -Brenda Beachy Belvidere, Tennessee 
 
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