Ammonia cookies recipe

These cookies are beyond fabulous. They are super crispy and yet still manage to melt in your mouth. I had a memory of sugar cookies m...

Peppermint (Ammonia) Cookies are old-fashioned goodness.

PREHEAT OVEN TO 350F. GREASE COOKIE SHEETS. IN A LARGE BOWL, CREAM TOGETHER THE WHITE SUGAR AND BUTTER TILL SMOOTH. BEAT IN EGGS ONE AT A TIME, THEN STIR IN THE SOUR CREAM,...

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Ammonia Cookies, known in Polish as Ciasteczka Amoniaczki, are a delightful treat that hails from the rich culinary traditions of Poland. These cookies, characterized by their light and crispy texture, have been a beloved part of Polish baking since the early 1800s.

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My girlfriend, Cathy Schroeder, and I used to make these cookies in 1963 - we were juniors in high school at the time. Today I am making them for a "Mad Men 50's and 60's - Glamorous" themed party and though I may not be dressing as "glamorous" as some, I can contribute thematically! (Smiles.) Cathy died at the age of 47 and I had fond memories today of our times together. In 1971 (here in Kenai) I used to buy the ammonia spirits liquid from Georgia at Carrs pharmacy when it was located at…

This is a recipe for cookies that my grandma used to make when I was a child. They are very light cookies.

Traditional recipe for Amoniaczki Polish ammonia cookies. Soft and puffy and buttery cookies with crunchy sugary bite. They are easy to make and last forever.

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