I was supposed to have a booth at a Sakura Festival. Since cookies were highlighted at the booths, I came up with this recipe through trial and error. In the end, we did not have cookies at the booth, but I wanted to make it into a recipe anyway.These cookies would be even more spring-like with some chopped up salted cherry leaves. Cut the dough with sakura, or petal-shaped cookie cutters!Since it is very simple, it may be a good idea to add some fragrance to the dough.Add very small amount of food coloring at a time! The dough becomes quite dark when the food coloring dissolves in liquid! Recipe by Ma--yu

These are milk cocoa cookies.Adjust the oven temperature and baking time accordingly.They'll be soft after cooking. Once you let them cool, they harden. Please be careful not to over bake.In Step 3, if you couldn't form it into a single lump, wrap it up and knead from the outside until it becomes a single lump. Recipe by CAFE703

I came up with this recipe to use up a huge supply of kinako.＊ Add a small amount of milk if the dough doesn't come together.＊ If using a small oven, bake in two batches.＊ Use the type of powdered sugar that doesn't melt.＊ I slightly increased the amount of cookies and baking time. Recipe by **yuki*

I learned how to make these cookies from my Turkish husband's younger sister. At first, my husband was making these himself, but somehow I became the one who makes these cookies now! The Turkish name is "Elmali pasta" (dessert with apples).I've only seen all-purpose flour in supermarkets in Turkey. People make bread and desserts with all-purpose flour. So I also use all-purpose flour, but of course, you can use cake flour as well. Again, you can use any kind of apples. Adjust the amounts of sugar and lemon juice depending on the size of apples or to your taste. They are also delicious if you add finely minced walnuts to the apple preserves. Recipe by Merike

It's just a simple, quick recipe.Just mix, shape, and bake. Even if the dough turns out crumbly you can just wrap it in plastic wrap and press it all together, so there's no need to worry. If you use powdered sugar instead of regular sugar, they will come out crunchy. If you use caster or brown sugar, they will melt in your mouth. If you want to make this a more mature flavor, add about 1 tsp of rum depending on the texture of the dough.You don't need to add baking powder Recipe by CAFE703

This recipe is literally SO easy and everybody loves them! I've never had a complaint. Anytime I have to bring a dish anywhere, people actually request these cookies. They're wonderful! They're a very soft, very gooey cookie.

You can make these with what you have in the kitchen.It may be hard to bring all the dough together, so wrap it in plastic wrap and it will be easier to work with. Recipe by CAFE703.

Easy soft cookies for lazy afternoons!

Delicious cookies created from my own recipe after fifteen years of experience in the culinary world.

I like crispy gingersnaps, but I tried to make ones with moist insides. By adding 2 tablespoons of vegetable oil, you can make gingersnaps with a crispy outside and moist center.Add more spices to suit your taste. Recipe by American food

I love snowball cookies. Since almond powder is pricey, I left it out and came up with this easy recipe using vegetable oil.These cookies are fragile fresh from the oven, so coat them in the powdered sugar after they cool.You can omit the salt, but I think they taste delicious with a tiny bit. Recipe by OyukarinO