Grandma Elsie's Meltaway Cookies W/ flavor variations
meltaways do exactly that,,, melt in your mouth! warm or cool these cookies are awesome and can be made in any flavor/color you like!
Grandma Elsie's Meltaway Cookies W/ flavor variations
meltaways do exactly that,,, melt in your mouth! warm or cool these cookies are awesome and can be made in any flavor/color you like!
Cooking Instructions
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preheat oven to 350
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cream margarine sugar and vanilla.
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stir in flour 1 cup at a time.
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place in a tablespoon sized ball onto ungreased cookie sheet.
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bake about 15 min or until bottoms are golden.
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cool on wire rack.
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add a sprinkling of powdered sugar to the tops of cookies when cool if u like.
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store in airtight container.
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VARIATION:
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FOR MINT MELTAWAYS... add mint extract instead of vanilla and 30 drops of green dye.. make as normal.
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FOR STRAWBERRY MELTAWAYS: use strawberry extract instead of vanilla and add 30 drop red food color.. make as usual.
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FOR BANANA: use banana extract and yellow food color..
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SEE WHERE I'M GOING HERE?
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this makes about 40-50 cookies!
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feel free to combine. flavors into one cookie.. split the batch and take a pinch of each flavor and swirl them together in any pattern before baking.
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enjoy! :)
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