I completed this doodle recently using a stencil:
It reminded me of the cut-out sugar cookies I used to make with my mom when I was a child. It seems like yesterday…
We rolled out the sweet, chilled dough onto a floured cutting board. Then selected the shapes: a star, bell, tree, camel or angel. Of course, we would have to sneak a taste of the raw dough!
After cutting the dough into shapes, we carefully laid them onto the cookie sheet. We added colored sprinkles in green and red before popping the pan into the oven and setting the timer on the stove.
When the buzzer rang, we would excitedly remove the warm cookies from the oven and transfer them to a rack so they would cool.
The baked cookies melted in your mouth! And they were perfect with a glass of milk…
Do you remember baking holiday cookies with your mom or grandma? I’d love to hear about it!
Happy Baking! 🙂
Those are wonderful cookie cutters! And the doodle star definitely contains plenty of sugar. (K)
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Thank you for your sweet comment, Kerfe! 💖💕
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Love those old-fashioned cutters and your artwork Jill! 💛
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Thanks Laura! 😊 Do you remember baking with your mom? 🍪🍪🍪
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Nope! I was the youngest of nine, and I usually helped my older sister instead. She let me lick the spoon! Always a key task. lol. And the bowl. 🍪👍👏
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Sounds like you got the best part! 😊
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Love those cookie cutters. We are in the same state of mind today. 😉
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Are you thinking of your wonderful grandma, Jodi? 💖💕 Did you like make sugar cookies with your sons when they were little? 🍪🌟💙
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Great artwork and cutters, Jill. My two aren’t bothered about cookies. I want to try chocolate bark or something instead.
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Thanks Catherine! I think it is just fun to spend time together with your kids. Peppermint bark is a favorite of mine! 😊💖🍪
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Awesome star cookie Jill! 💕😃 My mom made cookies, but all I remember are Snickerdoodles, which were my favorite. 😊Those weren’t just for Christmas luckily! Hehe
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Snickerdoodles were one of my favorite cookies too, Charlie! 💖💕🍪
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Yay! Someday we’ll sketch and eat them together! Hehe😉👍🏻
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Sounds good Charlie! 🍪😄
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Jill, we had the same cookie cutters at our house, haha! Love your star design, I can tell you enjoyed drawing every line.
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Thank you sweet friend! 💖💕 Did you like baking cookies with your mom, Sharon? 😊
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Oh yes, licking beaters was always fun. It was yearly traditional cookies, and the special cookie plates that only came out at Christmas that made it all so fun.
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Oh, yes! I remember licking the beaters too! And special cookie plates sound wonderful! 💖🍪😊
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Your star is gorgeous! I have those very cookie cutters! I still make them. Some I grew up with. Love sugar cookies. Have some in the freezer right now😵😊
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Thanks Suz! I am surprised how many of us have these cookie cutters! 😄 Lucky you to have some cookies in the freezer! 💜🍪❤️
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My sister and I were the official sugar cookie makers each year. We had so much fun. I love that memory.
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They are wonderful memories Cubbyholes!! Did you like to frost your sugar cookies? We sometimes did with bright colors of frosting! 💖💕😃
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we didn’t frost them but we would decorate them with different colored glitter and jimmies. they never made it to christmas. LOL
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