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Reviewed: Dec. 22, 2007
This is a great ginger cookie, we all loved them. We're making our second batch tonight... Hopefully we'll have some left over for the neighbors!
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Reviewed: Dec. 13, 2007
Added glace ginger, candied ginger, ground ginger and.... the zest of a lemon... oh my gosh are these ever good... not if you don't like ginger though... or shouldn't that go without saying?? They are super easy to make and I've rolled them into logs in wax paper and am leaving them in fridge for baking on demand. *****
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Reviewed: Oct. 31, 2007
I have made this recipe twice in the last week. Wow! These cookies are good! Thank you, Laria. I did modify the recipe the second time I made them. In the first batch I used butter and followed the recipe almost exactly. I used an entire jar of McCormick's crystallized ginger (about 2+ oz) ground in a food processor. Clearly that was much less than the 1/2 cup called for in the recipe, but at over $8/jar, who can afford that for a batch of cookies? I did not compensate with any extra fresh or powdered ginger but they still tasted very good. They did, however, come out flat and soft and those that survived my family for a few days got softer and stuck together as time went on. For the second batch, I used Crisco butter-flavored shortening,and doubled the amount of fresh ginger and powdered ginger. When I tasted the uncooked batter I was worried that I had produced an inedible ginger kick-in-the-head but those cookies were incredible. The batter was much easier to work with--not sticky, it was easy to shape in uniform round balls that produced perfectly shaped round raised cookies with a cracked surface. Once baked, the cookies were crispy but not hard and intensely gingery without a bite. I am writing this, my first review, to save myself from eating the rest of the cookies. Fortunately, I gave most of the batch away yesterday for a "ghosting."
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Reviewed: Oct. 22, 2007
As long as you have a food chopper, this recipe is quite easy! A 2-inch piece of fresh ginger will yield the amount needed in this recipe - although of course, adding more doesn't hurt! The dough is really sticky - I recommend rolling the dough into logs with saran wrap and freezing it, then slicing it into rounds. I found the ginger flavors had more time to meld and intensify after storing the dough in the freezer. This is a wonderful ginger cookie!
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Reviewed: Oct. 15, 2007
You will never find anything close to these in the store! The best ginger flavor ever!
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Reviewed: Oct. 9, 2007
These are buttery, spicy cookies. I love the candied ginger...what a fun treat! I used slightly less sugar and made a triple batch. I rolled half the recipe into balls, rolled them in sugar and froze them on a plate. Then I put the frozen cookie dough balls in an air tight container and left them in my freezer. I can make a small batch at a time by putting them on a baking stone and cooking them until they are golden brown. By making a small batch at a time, I don't eat "too many" at once.
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Reviewed: Oct. 8, 2007
Excellent cookies! I use Billington's Muscavado Light Brown Sugar to give the cookies an even deeper flavor. The cookies taste better two or three days after baking, if you can wait that long.
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Reviewed: Aug. 15, 2007
These cookies were really yummy, but my cookies turned out very flat. I used golden syrup instead of Molasses, could that be why? If somebody knows how I could make these like the ones in the photo, please let me know.
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Reviewed: Jul. 24, 2007
These turned out amazing!!! CHANGES: I used soft margarine instead of butter; oat flour instead of all-purpose flour; 1/2 cup candied/crystallized ginger, which I blended together with the egg & molasses (I poured boiled water on the ginger before using to remove some of the sugar). Also increased fresh ginger root to 3 tbsp & added to the blender mixture (didn't have ground ginger, but it has better kick with more of the fresh stuff!!). Added 1 1/2 tsp nutmeg/gr.clove.cinnamon mix to flour mixture. I spooned (teaspoon) rather than 'formed'; dough was still pretty soft after 2 hrs in a metal bowl. Use PAM (or other non stick spray). They were done in 7 min. at 350. A little too sweet-- next time I'll skip the sugar coating before baking. Chewy, crispy...gingery:)
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Reviewed: May 28, 2007
These were wonderful! Crispy outside, soft and chewy inside, and very, very "gingery". My kids said they were the best cookies they've ever had. They don't spread much as they bake, so you can place them fairly close together. Took only about 15 minutes to bake in my oven, rather than the 20 suggested. A great recipe!!!
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Reviewed: Apr. 8, 2007
Incredible cookies. Doubled the recipe and didn't change a thing. Everyone loved them. Glad I made a double batch.
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Reviewed: Mar. 14, 2007
I adjusted the recipe by adding almost 1 tsp more of each the ground and fresh ginger. While I liked the crystallized ginger in the cookie (a nice surprise when you bite on a piece!), I think I used the wrong type or brand. I got really crystallized pieces - they were almost crunchy! I think I'll try using a different brand, or soak the chopped c. ginger in some liquid (like rum or water!) to soften them up next time. In all though, a nice, mellow gingery cookie that I'll make again. Thanks for sharing!
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Reviewed: Feb. 15, 2007
Easy and deliciously spicy. I cut the brown sugar by half, and rolled small balls of dough in granulated sugar before baking for a little sparkle. (Remember that the candied ginger is very sweet too.)
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Reviewed: Feb. 8, 2007
I made this recipe yesterday for my knitting group and it earned unanimous praise. I included all three types of ginger and the result was a great flavor. This recipe is definitely a keeper!
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Reviewed: Jan. 13, 2007
Couldn't stop eating these! Very very good. Take note of the recipe guideline about spacing the cookies apart enough - I didn't do this with the first batch and they spread and stuck together.
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Reviewed: Jan. 9, 2007
As much as I REALLY like ginger, I made sure that I chopped the crystallized ginger into very small pieces. I really do think these are the BEST ginger cookies that I have EVER eaten, and I'm almost 55 years old!!!
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Reviewed: Jan. 4, 2007
AMAZING!!! I can't stop eating them. Seriously, I just packed away a dozen of them all by myself.
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Reviewed: Jan. 1, 2007
Everyone loved these. They are also a great cookie to mail: moist and the flavor actually IMPROVES with time, plus they aren't super thin and breakable. My boyfriend lives out of town and I sent him a batch. I rolled them in sugar for sparkle as another reviewer mentioned, then wrapped two at a time in plastic wrap back to back and put them in a pretty box with some airpopped popcorn for padding. They arrived in perfect condition and absolutely delicious. Thank you for this great recipe!
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Reviewed: Dec. 15, 2006
This is hands-down the best ginger cookie I've ever made -- very chewy, moist, lots of ginger flavor, and they keep very well for days. I've made these for lots of occasions and am complimented on them every single time. Thanks for the recipe!
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Reviewed: Dec. 2, 2006
I didn't think these were any more trouble than most cookies, and less than some. The results were excellent. I love the extra burst of ginger you get when you bite into a chunk of fresh or crystalized ginger. I rolled mine in granulated sugar before baking them to give them a little more fancy appearance.
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