March 2009 Weddings
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snickerdoodle conflict
what's cream of tartar and what's the purpose?
jackie, i noticed your recipe has it but melissa, yours doesn't...
Re: snickerdoodle conflict
I LOVE snickerdoodle cookies!!! They are my FAVORITE!!!!
Jackie, I didn't know you had a recipe for it!!
::off to search for the recipe::
I posted it yesterday on my blog
thanks, ladies.
melissa, do you think yours still would have been chewy w/ the cream of tartar? (pretty sure you said yours were chewy, not hard). jackie, were yours chewy or hard.
sorry, didn't mean to give you 20 ques about cookies!
Ummm. Snickerdoodles. I just found gluten free snickerdoodles and I have eaten almost all of them.
FWIW - they do have cream of tartar.
Mine are so chewy. It just helps with rising. Mmmm. I am having one now.
late to the party....
the cream of tartar helps with the rising, but it also adds to the flavor. a classic/traditional snickerdoodle has it, even though you can make them without it.