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Vanilla or Chocolate Tuiles

Submitted by: Kevin Ryan 
'Tuile' is the French term for 'tile'. These cookies are very pliable when still hot and are traditionally draped over a rolling pin. When cool, they would resemble the tiles on old French villas. To create Chocolate Tuiles, substitute 3/4 cake flour plus 5 tablespoons Dutch processed cocoa powder for the 1 cup cake flour. 

Vanilla Crescent Cookies

Submitted by: Valerie 
A delightfully light cookie, with a hint of vanilla. Perfect with an afternoon cup of tea. 

Vanilla Crispies

Submitted by: Peter Boyd 
A lot like a sugar cookie but ten times better. These cookies have a wonderful rich flavor, a very nice side to ice cream. 

Vanilla Wafers III

Submitted by: Glenda 
A not too sweet cake type cookie...perfect for an afternoon tea. 

Vanilla Wafers II

Submitted by: Sandy Greathouse 
I got this recipe years ago. 

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Vanilla Kifli

Submitted by: NGavlak 
A Hungarian holiday cookie. 

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Vanilla Wafer Cookies

Submitted by: Edith MacBeath 
Vanilla Wafer Cookies are chewy and irresistible, comments Edith MacBeath of Gaines, Pennsylvania. They're a wonderful way to round out a penny-pinching menu. 

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Vanilla - Chocolate Powdered Sugar Frosting

Submitted by: Anonymous 
Fluffy powdered sugar frosting. 

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Vanilla Chip Cherry Cookies

Submitted by: Margaret Wilson 
Chopped maraschino cherries and vanilla chips make a great color and flavor combination in these sweet treats priced at just 20 cents each. 'They're a nice change from chocolate chip cookies,' writes Margaret Wilson of Hemet, California. 
 
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