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Eggnog Cookie Recipe
This eggnog cookie recipe came from a
"real" cookie exchange. By a "real cookie exchange" - I mean the invitees were all the Kansas City Food Bloggers. Holy cow talk about a nice event! All real cooks with a passion. It was a major cookie spread. All baked from scratch cookies! I have a fantastic eggnog cake recipe that my family loves. So I was really thrilled when Meg from thefreshfridge.com had an eggnog cookie recipe to donate to our party. I'm a huge eggnog fan and this cookie is a quick way to get that flavor in a bite without buying a carton of eggnog! If this wasn't the type of cookie you were looking for scroll below and see the full list of Italian cookie recipes I have on my site. Too - there are a couple of FAQs about this recipe and those are in the section below also. Thanks for stopping by! Lisa Italian Dessert Recipes Website Owner and Developer Eggnog Cookie Recipe3/4 cup of softened butter 1/2 cup white sugar 1/4 cup brown sugar 1 egg 1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract 2 cups flour 1/4 teaspoon salt O Ingredients for the frosting 1/4 cup butter 1 cup confectioners’ sugar 1 tablespoon rum 1 pinch ground nutmeg for sprinkling on top (see below for option) 1 pinch ground cinnamon for sprinkling on top (see below for option) Procedure: * Preheat oven to 350 degrees * (Set the butter out for the frosting so it can soften) * In a large bowl cream the butter by itself.(Just get it spread around) * Next add BOTH of the sugars (white and brown) and cream together with the butter. * Get out another bowl and beath the egg and vanilla together. * Add it to the butter sugar mixture. * Mix until smooth. * Mix the flour and salt together and slowly add it to the butter/sugar/egg mixture. * Roll dough into 1 inch balls and place on an ungreased cookie sheet about 2 inches apart. * Flatten the cookie balls with a glass. * Bake for 12-14 minutes. * Remove from oven and let cool. Frosting Procedure * Mix the 1/4 cup butter and confectioners sugar and rum in a small bowl. * Spread on the cookies with a knife or you can use a plastic sandwich bag with a corner clipped and swirl it on. * Mix nutmeg and pinch of cinnamon together, then sprinkle over the tops of each cookie. Recipe from freshfromthefridge.com - thanks Meg! What can I use instead of rum?There's rum extract. And if you really don't want to use either - it's kind of a stretch but you could try bourbon.
Do I need both brown and white sugar?
Yeah really you do. If you just use the white the cookie is more granular. With the brown you get more of a carmalized flavor too. Really use both. You will be happier.
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Fathers Day
I can already tell you the main recipes that are viewed on Italian Dessert Recipes during the last few weeks before Fathers Day -
CHOCOLATE desserts, CHOCOLATE CAKES, CHOCOLATE cheesecake - basically anything chocolate.Not sure why we think men need chocolate. But, it's a cyclical. I see it every year - all my chocolate dessert recipes get the highest viewings. So, to give you some ideas - here's what most of us cook for our men on Fathers Day: Recipe for Chocolate Cheesecake (I love this because it uses sour cream, and makes the chocolate have the bittersweet deep end flavor Chocolate Walnut Cake Chocolate Buttermilk Cake (Uses 3 sticks of butter - I make this about 4 times a year!) And if you don't want chocolate? Another great holiday cake, that I make for celebrations: Italian Rum Cake (Give yourself a day ahead of time to make this. It needs to soak about 24 hours to flavor.) Lisa
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