#Ginger snap cookies plus#

Even my kids who didnвЂ™t think they liked gingersnap cookies were won over. These gingersnap cookies are easily the most festive of all holiday cookies! They are a warm, cozy cookie, perfect with a cup of coffee or tea.

When you bake these cookies, they spread out a decent amount, so make sure you are giving them plenty of space on the baking sheet! I have made the mistake of placing them too close together and they all baked into each other! Gingersnaps are super easy to make! There is no chill time necessary for the dough and you use a cookie scoop to portion it out! Make sure to roll the dough into a ball and then in a little granulated sugar. If you missed any of the first 5 recipes, I am recapping them all at the bottom of this post! These are GOOD!ДЄND they are the 6th cookie in the 12 Days of Christmas Cookie series! I canвЂ™t believe we are halfway done. I promise you, even if you think you donвЂ™t like gingersnap cookies, I will win you over.

#Ginger snap cookies plus#

They are very similar to a molasses cookie, or even gingerbread, but itвЂ™s all about the texture with a good gingersnap! Some use nutmeg in their cookies, but I donвЂ™t prefer that! The outside is supposed to be crisp, and the inside chewy, and the recipe I am sharing today is exactly that. Ingredients 3/4 cup shortening 1 cup plus 2 tablespoons sugar, divided 1 large egg, room temperature 1/4 cup molasses 2 cups all-purpose flour 2 teaspoons. Gingersnaps are a chewy cookie flavored with ginger and cinnamon, that are chewy and вЂњsnapвЂќ when broken.

Catch up on all the 12 Days of Christmas Cookies!.

The Best Gingersnap Cookies Ever Are Easy, Chewy and Crinkly!.