This name is very much deceiving, as these cookies don’t taste at all like gingerbread, BUT they do look like them and I guess that is why they have this name.
Apparently I made these with my dad as a child. I can’t recall the actual baking process, but I do remember the cookies. Quite thick, white and chewy. At Christmas I wanted to make them again and my dad helped – just like old times. 🙂
These are very child-friendly to bake because the rolled out dough is quite thick, these are really easy to make.
Blond gingerbread cookies, makes 50
200 ml caster sugar
1 tbsp vanilla sugar
1 tsp baking ammonium (hartshorn)
200 ml milk
approx 800 ml plain flour
Mix the ingredients in a bowl until the dough is smooth. Roll it out, about 1/2 cm thick and use cookie cutters to make the cookies. Place on a baking sheet and bake in a low oven, 175C for about 5 mins.
These look like lovely sugar cookies and yes I see where the blonde from the name comes from! 😀
Yes, they’re softer and chewier than normal sugar cookies. Dad loves them 🙂