I just wanted to eat them.It is ok to switch out the butter for margarine and the milk for soy milk.Brush with a bit of egg yolk if you want to give it a glaze.You can also flavor it with cocoa, coffee, green tea, honey, etc. For 70~80 3 cm [1.2 in] cookies. Recipe by @rinna

I wanted to eat cookies immediately, so I made these.They are easy to make with ingredients in your kitchen and a toaster oven.They were surprisingly crispy.Make sure you keep an eye on them because they will soon burn if you're not careful!!Cover with foil if they look like they are about to burn.If you try to eat them just-baked, they will be too soft and will crumble, so wait until they have cooled down. They are surprisingly crispy. Recipe by Chi-zusan

I modified "Easy 5-Minute Dough for Crunchy Shortbread",, to include more cocoa powder and give it a richer, more chocolatey flavour. The chocolate flavour is so rich that I decided to half the amount made.They may look like ice box cookies, but this cookie dough only contains 30 g butter. Be careful not to add too much egg. Of course you can still make these cookies deliciously the normal way by creaming the butter and sugar, adding the egg, and folding in the flour. Feel free to cut the dough out with cutters too. Recipe by Keyua

The ratio of ingredients for this recipe are the same as other standard cookie cutter recipes. This recipe for sablé cookies is even easier than the recipe that I had made before. Try making this sweet snack with your kids!-If you're in a hurry to make these, use margarine... (I usually use this anyway). If you want to make chocolate cookies, reduce the flour to 180 g and add 20 g of cocoa powder.-Check out my rich chocolate version as well at!-Of course you can just make it the original way with the butter & sugar, cream it and then add in the egg and flour. They will still be delicious. Recipe by Keyua

You can make these while you make bentos in the morning. Homemade desserts after meals are the best!I was really fixated on the "easiest way" to make these cookies, so I used vegetable oil, but you can use the same amount of melted butter or margarine, or milk to boost the flavor. Recipe by Nyanson

These are deliciously crispy, lazy cookies.*I forgot to add sugar (*_*) (Note added on 1/4/2017)Thank you for your feedback!The story behind this recipe:I was hungry but only had konjac jelly in the fridge.

You can make these cookies quickly.These amounts only yield a few cookies, so if you want to make more just increase the ingredient amounts proportionally There's no need to sift the flour or leave the dough to rest. Recipe by Amo

This recipe makes just enough cookies to eat in one sitting, not too many. To make as gifts you may want to double the portions.The cookies spread out a bit when baked, so put them on the baking sheet with some room in between them. If you don't have any almond flour, use 85 g of cake flour. The cookies are easier to cut if you chill the dough in the freezer for a bit.You can also make cut-out cookies with this dough! Recipe by pocky25

I wanted to make easy American-style cookies, so tried playing around with my Grandma's recipe.The cookies may seem too soft when you take them out of the oven, but this is what makes them so delicious! If you find yourself thinking 'hm, these still seem a bit undercooked', that's when you should take them out – you'll see what I mean once they cool down (takes about 10 minutes). Recipe by Maccharollu

At school we had a class dedicated to making cookies to show our parents appreciation. My teacher taught us this simple cookie!If you find it difficult to use the cookie cutter, wrap up the dough in plastic wrap and chill in the refrigerator.If you want to use a cookie cutter, place the dough on a cutting board and use a rolling pin to extend it evenly.If it's too powdery, add butter or 1 tablespoon of vegetable oil. Recipe by Yoshapi*

Ever since I came up with this recipe, whenever I have a craving for cookies, I make this. These cookies are crunchy and crumbly when freshly baked, and are really popular!These are so easy there is no way you can fail. Make sure that you adjust your time and temperature based on your oven.This dough can be stored in the freezer for later. Cut the dough while they are still frozen and bake them as is.If baking them later in the day, let the dough rest in the refrigerator for about 30 minutes. It'll be difficult to cut the dough if it's frozen solid. Recipe by kotze