Eggs are not a replacement for milk. Water may be used instead of milk in sugar cookies.
I was out of regular sugar, so I used this instead. (I had it left over from the kid's b-day party) I just used it as a substitute for sugar in cookies. (snickedoodles) they're good. It's the same as sugar, just with pink dye and a little vanilla. They're yummy, and the kids like them, especially because the cookies are bright pink.
The basic ingredients for all types of cookies, chocolate chip cookies just add the chocolate chips, are... *Flour *Sugar *Butter *Water *Oil / Milk *Eggs *Baking Powder / Baking Soda *Vanilla Extract *Salt
No. You never need a cake mix for anything - it is just for convenience. Look for sugar cookies in the index of any standard cookbook or google "sugar cookies" and you will find a recipe.
I tried that once and it came out less sweet than i should have been.
You have to dissolve the butter and sugar in the saucepan. After it is melted you add wholemeal flour or just plain flour and mix until a sticky texture is made. You will need some biscuit cutter to fill in your mixture with and then bake for 15-20 minutes.
No. It just makes the cookies sweeter. Flour and baking soda are two ingredients that make cook is thicker. I make cookies all the time.
the food group cookies are in depends what is in the cookies,if there is oatmeal in them they go to wheat/grain other than that it's just sugar and fat, lol
Powdered sugar makes for a lighter texture and flavor when used in making cookies. However, more powdered sugar than granular sugar has to be used to obtain a sweeter taste. Also, powdered sugar is used on top of sugar cookies, sprinkled, to create a design/decoration, and to give the taste buds the initial enjoyment when one first bites into the cookie.
They just started carrying them at our local Walmart.
Because sugar is GOOD!!!!!!!!! Oh, and brownies!!! Mmmmm....and cookies, and all that wonderful stuff! I think it is just a mystery of this earth.
You can use food coloring, or just color the eggs with crayons or markers.
Yes, just find a recipe that requires whole eggs rather than just the yolks