Crispy crispy cookies with a strong but balanced vanilla flavor make up these homemade vanilla cookies. These bite-sized cookies are far beyond the traditional nilla washers shame, and they are a brand new ball.
Homemade vanilla chips
On these vanilla wafer cookies, I will never be ecstatic again: crunch, taste, everything. They are totally great. When I was making recipes for banana pudding ice cream, I became obsessed with homemade vanilla ice cream. (I’m happy to tell you that ice cream is great on both homemade and store-bought cookies, so take a casual route.)
I made these cookies so many times that I lost the numbers when I was working on this recipe. Finally, I was excited about them. So very, very happy. I would never choose vanilla cookies as my favorite cookies before making these vanilla wafer cookies, but what about now? They are the top five for me.
These cookies proved to be totally irresistible to everyone who tasted them, and we all turned back all day long and “again.”
I found it interesting that I adjusted the Swan’s down recipe using cake flour. But in the end, when I retested it with a slightly lowered normal old universal powder tone, I prefer the vanilla wafer. If you like chewy cookies, cake flour will provide. My goal is crispy cookies, most similar to the original vanilla wafer, while all-purpose flour provides.
Vanilla Cookies Recipe
Note that when baking these cookies you want to dig out the smallest small balls of cookie dough. They will spread beautifully, resulting in a perfect bite-sized cookie.
And, don’t forget to line up the pan into a piece of parchment before baking. When you make too many small cookies, parchment paper is essential to remove finished cookies from the pan.
Homemade vanilla pudding is a classic dessert that simply doesn’t get the love it deserves. So we often reach for chocolate, caramel or peanut butter to satisfy our cravings, but I started to appreciate the awesomeness of delicious vanilla desserts. My friends, vanilla doesn’t mean boredom.
I have a good love for ice cream, and there are over 160 ice cream recipes on the website, but I still make simple vanilla ice cream recipes at least once a month. This is why we call it the easiest (and best!) ice cream.
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Preheat the oven to 350°F. The second line of paper tray comes with parchment and set aside.
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Mix the butter and sugar in a mixing bowl and stir with an electric mixer until about 2 minutes, scraping the sides of the bowl. Add eggs, vanilla and milk. Try again until merged.
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In a separate bowl, stir together flour, baking powder and salt. Set aside. Add the flour mixture and mix at low places until combined.
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Place a very small dough spoon (about 1 teaspoon in size, spread cookies) on a parchment lined pan, about 2 inches apart. Bake for 8-9 minutes, depending on size. Watch out for Donnis.
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The cookies should have a golden color on the edges and when you turn it over, it should be the golden color at the bottom of each cookie.
If you want to make larger cookies, 1 tablespoon spoon will result in about 3-4 inches of cookies and will take 10-12 minutes of baking.
