Ginger Molasses Cookies
a sweet treat recipe
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These ginger molasses cookies are a classic holiday treat loaded with warm spices. They're the perfect addition to any festive cookie platter!
TIME (ACTIVE) | 15 M
TIME (INACTIVE) | 10 M
TOTAL | 25 M
1 SERVING
| 24 cookies
SPECIAL EQUIPMENT:
STAND MIXER OR HAND MIXER
Preheat the oven to 350°F.
In the bowl of a stand mixer (or with a handled mixer) cream together the butter and sugars until fully combined. Add in the egg and molasses and mix on medium speed until incorporated; if the mixture looks a bit curdled that's okay.
Add in all of the dry ingredients and mix until everything comes together and you get a smooth cookie dough.
Using a cookie scoop or tablespoon, scoop out the cookie dough and roll each ball in granulated sugar. Place the cookie dough on a parchment lined sheet pan and bake the cookies for 9-11 minutes.
Let cool for a few minutes and enjoy!
4 days at room temperature in an airtight container or up to 4 weeks in the freezer
If you don't have parchment you can bake the cookies directly on a sheet pan.
ground
Dried ground ginger is an aromatic and pungent spice with citrusy, even woodsy, notes. Used in baked goods and ginger-flavored favs.
0.24 oz - PORTION$0.75
1.6 oz - JAR$6
1.6 oz - REFILL$5
6 oz - REFILL$13
cassia
ground
Ground cassia cinnamon's spicy, warm flavor and aroma star in many homespun fall and winter recipes. Cassia is dominant variety of cinnamon in America.
0.28 oz - PORTION$0.75
2 oz - JAR$8
2 oz - REFILL$7
8 oz - REFILL$24
ground
Freshly ground cloves yield a rich chocolatey brown powder with an intense aroma and a powerful warming flavor.
0.35 oz - PORTION$0.75
2 oz - JAR$8
2 oz - REFILL$7
dark pink
fine grain
Himalayan salt has a strong, salty flavor and a slight mineral aroma. This version is fine grain and ready to use in cooking or as a table salt replacement.
0.39 oz - PORTION$0.75
4 oz - JAR$3
4 oz - REFILL$2
16 oz - REFILL$7
