OK y'all, so remember how I told you
the other day that I was ashamed at how I had taken over AKD's cooking project for his Spanish class? And how I hoped to do better next time? Well, next time came sooner than I had anticipated. AKD made the
Polvorones de Canele on Monday, and on Thursday he decided he wanted to make egg-less cookie dough. Egg-less so it can be eaten raw without fear of contracting salmonella from contaminated eggs.
My friends, you would be so proud of me. I didn't take over, not even once. Even when he spilled flour all over. And then spilled brown sugar all over. And then spilled milk. It was a very spilly day for him, apparently. I told him I was available to help, and then I just sat and read off the ingredients to him, because that's how he wanted me to help.
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Enjoying raw cookie dough--not sure why my husband looks so angry about it. |
Shew! All is well with the world again.
The recipe--it really did taste just like cookie dough (not that I have
ever eaten raw cookie dough or anything). I would encourage AKD to use a little less brown sugar next time:
Cookie Dough without Eggs (from WikiHow)
2 cups of flour
1/2 teaspoon of salt (not needed if you're using salted butter)
3/4 cup of melted butter (if you don't have butter, you can also use margarine)
1 cup of packed brown sugar (if you don't have brown sugar, then just use a cup of white sugar and a tablespoon of molasses, maple syrup, or honey.
1/2 cup of white sugar
1 tablespoon of vanilla extract (or any other flavor you want)
4 tablespoon milk (this is substituted for eggs)
*OPTIONAL* Any amount of preferred mix-ins. (chocolate chips, nuts, fruits, or anything!)
Mix all the ingredients in a bowl. That's it! Enjoy!
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