She rolled them out on the counter and cut the big round cookies with her cookie cutter...but one time when she was visiting us and she didn't have her cookie cutter with her, she took a can of fruit (we ate the fruit), took the top and bottom off the can and made sure there were no sharp edges and then she used it for her cookie cutter. She told me that before she got a cookie cutter she had always used a can for cutting out the cookies.
Wednesday, September 7, 2011
I Had a Grandma Who Baked
It totally goes without saying that if I am going to research and report about my Grandma Davies I have to tell about her fabulous, famous, Sugar Cookies. Maybe they were only famous with her grandchildren, but to us they were (and still are) the only true sugar cookie.
She rolled them out on the counter and cut the big round cookies with her cookie cutter...but one time when she was visiting us and she didn't have her cookie cutter with her, she took a can of fruit (we ate the fruit), took the top and bottom off the can and made sure there were no sharp edges and then she used it for her cookie cutter. She told me that before she got a cookie cutter she had always used a can for cutting out the cookies.
She rolled them out on the counter and cut the big round cookies with her cookie cutter...but one time when she was visiting us and she didn't have her cookie cutter with her, she took a can of fruit (we ate the fruit), took the top and bottom off the can and made sure there were no sharp edges and then she used it for her cookie cutter. She told me that before she got a cookie cutter she had always used a can for cutting out the cookies.
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