Ingredients
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1/2
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3/4
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1
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1 1/2
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1/8
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1
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2 1/2
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1
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Directions
Galaxy Cookies,I got this recipe from my mother and my favorite cookbook, Betty Crocker’s Cookbook. These beautiful cookies are always a hit at parties because they look like little bonbons. These cookies are great to make for children, and it’s easy to let them help out.,Ive been making these for probably 30 years now! I started making them with mini Reese cups and Hershey Nugget candies. They are always a hit! I have tried with Rolos but were a fail because the caramel leaked out. Thank you for posting this recipe!,What food coloring do you use to get such vibrant red & blue?
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Steps
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Preheat Over to 350f. |
2
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Mix Thoroughly Butter, Sugar, Vanilla, and, If Desired, a Few Drops of Food Coloring. |
3
Done
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Work in Salt and Flour Until Dough Holds Together. |
4
Done
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If Dough Is Dry, Mix in 1 to 2 Tbsp Light Cream. |
5
Done
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Mold Dough by Tablespoonfuls Around Date, Nut, Candy, Cherry, or a Few Chocolate Pieces. |
6
Done
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Roll Into Balls. |
7
Done
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Place Cookies About 1-Inch Apart on an Ungreased Cookie Sheet. |
8
Done
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Bake 12-15 Minutes Until Set but not Brown. |
9
Done
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Prepare Icing by Mixing Confectioners Sugar With Light Cream or Milk and Vanilla Until Smooth. |
10
Done
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If Desired, Stir in a Few Drops of Food Coloring. |
11
Done
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For a Tasty Chocolate Icing, Increase Light Cream to 3 Tbsp and Stir in 1 Oz Melted Unsweetened Chocolate. |
12
Done
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Let Cookies Cool, Then Dip Tops of Cookies Into Icing Several Times to Get a Good Layer. |
13
Done
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If Desired, Immediately Decorate With Coconut, Nuts, Colored Sugar, Candies, Chocolate Pieces or Chocolate Shot. |
14
Done
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Makes 20 to 25 Cookies. |
15
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Variations: Brown Sugar Galaxy Cookies: Substitute 1/2 C Brown Sugar (packed) For the Confectioners' Sugar and Omit Food Color. |