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Because maple trees bear such gorgeous colors come October, many people associate autumn with all things maple, including the making of syrup. But it’s right now, in the transition between winter and spring, that the maple sap starts flowing, and w…
on Tuesday
Steve, Thank for your interest in my recipe. You can double or triple the indgredients in the recipes. If you double the recipe it will make about 40 cookies. Tripling the recipe makes about 60 cookies. Regarding the light brown sugar, you can sub…
February 23
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In just a few weeks, the country will turn green, if only briefly, to celebrate Saint Patrick’s Day. Here in the US, where the first Saint Patrick’s Day parade was held, we go all out, dying bagels, beer, even major waterways the color of the Emeral…
February 23
Giant Fortune Cookies Ann thanks for giving a brilliant idea to celebrate the season.I have visited your page first time and I am glad to find it. I am expecting some guest next week,there will be around 40 people. I am including cookies in the m…
February 22
This recipe looks so wonderful! I am going to give it a try this weekend!
February 19
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We’ve probably all had the experience of biting into a gorgeous dessert at a bakery or restaurant only to find out that its flavor doesn’t quite live up to its looks. When it comes to icing cookies at home there can also be a bit of a tradeoff betw…
February 16
Carol, You can store the cookies in an airtight container. You can layer them with wax or parchment paper if you choose to. Ann
February 15
Carol, Welcome to Make More Cookies, I hope you are enjoying my new recipes. Baking larger batches of cookies sometimes makes life easier. Frosted cookies last about 3 months in the freezer. Unfrosted cookies will last from about 6 months to a yea…
February 11
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There is so much to celebrate in February! Right on the heels of Valentine’s Day comes another holiday devoted to indulgence, Mardi Gras, which this year falls on February 16. Mardi Gras, or “Fat Tuesday,” is actually the culmination of a celebratio…
February 9
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Vancouver, British Columbia will be in the limelight later this month, as viewers around the world tune their televisions in to the 2010 Winter Olympic and Paralympic Games. Along with an estimated 2 billion people worldwide, I watched the fantasti…
February 4
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The Super Bowl is almost here and it’s a fun event, whether you’re a real football fan or just like a good party. The Indianapolis Colts defeated the New York Jets in the A.F.C. Championship and, in a real nail-biter; the New Orleans Saints prevaile…
January 29
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Firmly ensconced in this snowy Vermont winter, it’s difficult to think that mid-February could be the beginning of spring by any stretch of the imagination. But to the ancient Romans it was, and they held a festival each February 15 to welcome the s…
January 25
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This week’s recipe is a tea cookie in the truest sense. As long as people have been drinking tea, they have also put it in food. Chefs use brewed tea as a braising liquid or to boil food (rice and hard-cooked eggs, for example) and dry tea leaves as…
January 20
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The weather gods have been smiling on Vermont this winter—we have a blanket of snow on the ground but no major storms so far (knock on wood). Blue skies and sunshine beckon everyone who’s able to get out onto the slopes and cross-country trails, and…
January 18
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If you made a resolution to eat better this year, adding more oats to your diet is a great way to start. You’re probably aware that oats contain an incredible amount of soluble fiber, which lowers cholesterol. You may know that they’re just full of…
January 5
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Time goes so quickly! In just a few days we’ll be ushering in, not just a new year, but a new decade. While every holiday has its traditions, I can’t think of another holiday that equals New Year’s Eve (and Day) for the number of superstitions surro…
December 30, 2009

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Maple Walnut Cake

Maple Walnut Cake


Because maple trees bear such gorgeous colors come October, many people associate autumn with all things maple, including the making of syrup. But it’s right now, in the transition between winter and spring,

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Posted on March 9, 2010 at 9:13am —

Ann Clark

Almond Paste Cookies

Almond Paste Cookies


One of my very favorite holiday crafts is dyeing Easter eggs, because it’s so much fun to do with kids. I love seeing which color combinations my grandchildren choose for their eggs, and over the years they’ve come up with some pretty

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Posted on March 2, 2010 at 10:00am —

Ann Clark

Pistachio Cookies

Pistachio Cookies


In just a few weeks, the country will turn green, if only briefly, to celebrate Saint Patrick’s Day. Here in the US, where the first Saint Patrick’s Day parade was held, we go all out, dying bagels, beer, even

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Posted on February 23, 2010 at 8:30am —

Ann Clark

Kahlua Spice Cookies

Kahlua Spice Cookies We’ve probably all had the experience of biting into a gorgeous dessert at a bakery or restaurant only to find out that its flavor doesn’t quite live up to its looks. WhenContinue

Posted on February 16, 2010 at 10:10am —

Ann Clark

Pecan Praline Cookies

There is so much to celebrate in February! Right on the heels of Valentine’s Day comes another holiday devoted to indulgence, Mardi Gras, which this year falls on February 16. Mardi Gras, or “Fat Tuesday,” is actually the culmination of a celebration that begins on January 6, the twelfth day of Christmas, also know… Continue

Posted on February 9, 2010 at 4:32pm — 2 Comments

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