Flavoring The No-Fail Sugar Cookie Recipe

Baking By JennT Updated 24 Jan 2006 , 4:36am by JennT

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JennT Posted 23 Jan 2006 , 5:17am
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Has anyone tried using a flavoring other than vanilla in the No-Fail cookie recipe? I have some Lorann Oils...lemon & raspberry. I was thinking of using them but I'm not sure how much I should use & if it would even turn out tasting good. Any advice is appreciated icon_smile.gif

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JennT Posted 23 Jan 2006 , 6:39am
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Does anyone know if this will work?

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Cake_Princess Posted 23 Jan 2006 , 8:32am
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You can try adding some of The lorann oils to you cookies. If you think the flavor will be too strong just cut back. Experiment until you get it jut the way you like it.

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lagunacakelady Posted 23 Jan 2006 , 9:02am
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Hi,
I recently made a batch of no fail sugar cookies and replaced the vanilla essence with lemon essence, added orange rind, and 1/2 tsp of cinnamon powder. The cookies turned out great but I think I need to cut back on the lemon essence a bit.

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JennT Posted 23 Jan 2006 , 2:52pm
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Lagunacakelady - when you say lemon essence, does that mean you used lemon extract or lemon oil?

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antonia74 Posted 23 Jan 2006 , 5:02pm
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I've done lots of variations on those cookies, replacing the vanilla with:

-lemon extract
-orange extract
-almond extract
-diluted coffee crystals
-freshly grated citrus zest (lemon,orange,lime)
-cinnamon
-crystalized ginger
-ground dried lavender (no pesticides only)
-ground rose petals (no pesticides only!)
-green tea powder
-ground dried ginger
-orange blossom water
-rose water

Sometimes you can substitute in a 1:1 ratio, but other times it's nicer to double it. Play around and you'll find what works for your taste. thumbs_up.gif

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JennT Posted 23 Jan 2006 , 5:50pm
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Thanks so much, antonia74!! I just wasn't sure if the recipe took other flavors well, I've tried some recipes that didn't....and I didn't want to make a batch and it not turn out...then have all that wasted dough! lol icon_rolleyes.gif I love some of those flavoring suggestions you listed...I must get busy!!

I had this idea...since my business name is SugarBelle's, I thought I'd flavor some of the cookies & then name them...like Lemon Sugar, Chocolate Sugar, Raspberry Sugar, etc., etc. I've got big round stickers that I'll be putting on the back of each cookie after they're wrapped, with my biz name/logo and contact # & a space for the 'cookie name'. Since some of these are going to be sold in a coffee shop I wanted to make sure that people knew they weren't a product of the shop & know who made them! I hope it works... icon_razz.gif

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lagunacakelady Posted 24 Jan 2006 , 1:41am
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Hi, I meant lemon extract.

Your idea of packaging the cookies with names sounds great ! Good luck !

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JennT Posted 24 Jan 2006 , 4:36am
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Originally Posted by lagunacakelady

Hi, I meant lemon extract.

Your idea of packaging the cookies with names sounds great ! Good luck !




You never know...lol. We all seem to use soooo many different things! icon_razz.gif Thanks for clarifying that for me icon_smile.gif

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