How To make Boiled Ginger Snaps
2 c Flour
1 c Brown sugar
1 c Molasses
2 ts Ginger
1 ts Soda
1/2 ts Salt
1/2 c Water
1 c Lard (I use Crisco)
Heat molasses and water to boiling point. Add shortening. Add dry ingredients mixed and sifted. Chill. Roll very thin and cut. Bake about 10 minutes in a hot oven.
A note earlier in the cookbook suggests a hot oven should be in the range of 400-450 degrees (these recipes were devised for the ovens of wood stoves, apparently.) I'd say to go with 400F. Very crisp. Very gingery. Source: "Baking Made Easy" Occident Flour cookbook, 1923 * The Polka Dot Palace BBS 1-201-822-3627. Posted by EPONA
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01:33 Visual of ingredients & Combining the wet ingredients
02:57 Whisk together the dry ingredients
03:40 Add dry to wet and stir well & Prep for rolling the cookie dough
04:10 Use a 1 1/2 inch cookie scoop for uniform shapes, roll, & cover in sugar
04:44 Two SHAPE alternatives for baking... Round balls or Flatten them out (Learn WHY the difference matters & HOW to flatten them easily!)
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06:38 First look at the baked cookies! Listen for the SNAP difference between the two versions...
07:38 Scott joins me for a taste. He compares the 2 versions and gives his opinion on flavor
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Ginger Snaps
55g butter
55g brown sugar
55g golden syrup
50g plain flour
1 tsp ground ginger
1/2 tsp lemon juice
Stop buying ginger shots, you can make them yourself cheaper and better
Ginger snaps (pepparkakor)
I think Ginger Snaps (or GingerBread Biscuits as many call them) are popular around the world during christmas.
Usually, I buy the dough in the store and then bake the cookies, but I couldn't buy the dough this year, so I made my own! The dough and the cookies turned out delicious!
=o)
I ate my first serve of ginger snaps, with a glass of cold Spicy Wine, which we call Glogg in Swedish.
Here's the recipe for the Ginger Snaps:
150 g butter
250 ml sugar
50 ml syrup
100 ml water
1 tbsp ground ginger
1 tbsp ground cinnamon
1 tbsp ground cloves
1 tsp ground cardemom
1 tsp baking soda
750 ml plain flour
-Combine butter, sugar and syrup.
-Combine flour, baking soda, and the spices
-Combine the flour mix with the butter mix. Leave a little bit of the flour mix.
-Add the water and then the rest of the flour mix.
-When you have a nice, smooth dough, put it in the fridge to rest over night.
-Knead the dough, add a little more flour if needed.
-Put flour on the baking table and roll out the dough til it is very thin. (More flour on the baking table makes it much easier to get the cookies off the table later!)
-Make shapes in the dough. There are special shape cutter for ginger snaps in most stores.
-Put the shapes on a baking tin.
-Bake the snaps in the oven for around 5 minutes, or until they are golden brown.
This is how I make my Glogg (Spicy Wine):
(This makes 1 litre)
500 ml water
2 pieces of dried Ginger (or 1.5 tsp ground ginger)
2 pieces of whole cinnamon
15-20 whole cloves
2 cardemom seeds (or 1.5 tsp ground cardemom)
750 cl red wine
100 ml sugar
-Put all the spices in the water and let it boil slowly for 30 min.
-Add the wine and the sugar. Let it heat up, but not boil.
Either drink the Glogg hot with some almonds and raisin, or cool it down in the fridge, then pour it in some glasses, add ice and drink it as an ice glogg. Very nice, icy christmas drink if you live in warmer parts of the world. =o)
Enjoy!
Music: Christmas Dreaming - Frank Sinatra
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The Best Ginger Snap Cookies Ever
Ingredients
¾ c. unsalted butter (softened)
1 c. granulated white sugar
¼ c. molasses
1 egg
2 c. all purpose flour
2 tsp. baking soda
1 tsp. cinnamon
3 tsp. ground ginger
½ tsp. cloves (optional)
1 tsp. salt
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