I
was supposed to have appointment today. But the problem is no interpreter show
up and I was ‘filled out’ the form. That form is about changing the appointment
schedule. Aw, I thought I could have appointment today. It wastes my time and
my family chauffeur’s gas money. I feel disrespected but I forgive their
mistake.
We
went to Aldi and bought stuff for making Russia cookies tonight. Tonight I made
the Russia cookies. I was setting up the ingredients at first and then prepare
to make the Russia cookies. What did I wear for this activity? I wore the hot pink
shirt of Hello Kitty and it covered by the white apron and white Winter Knitted
hat, not as a chef hat. I make the different style than Chef Fashion and I called
“The Young Baking Homemaker Fashion”. After I made the Russia cookies, my sister
set the oven at 400 for me and I put the round Russia cookies on the two
ungreased cookie sheets. I baked these for ten minutes. And when these cookies
are done baking, I put these on the powdered sugar to keep them cool. Now the
Russia cookies are serving. -:) I have
some pictures of this activity to show you. I haven’t making and baking the
Russia cookies for the longest time since my second year of Keystone after I graduated
from high school in 2003. So finally yes I made and baked the Russia cookies
tonight! I don’t have to do the same cookies as Chocolate Chip Cookies but I will
make them later anyway.
I was finally about to make the Russia cookies.
After baking, the Russia cookies need to keep cool by
placing them in the powdered sugar.
The Russia cookies are now serving.
If any of you have never heard or taste the Russia Cookies
before, if you want to try that here is a recipe below:
1
cup butter, softened
½
cup powdered sugar
1
teaspoon vanilla
2
¼ cups flour
¼
teaspoon salt
¾
cup finely chopped walnuts or pecans
Preheat
oven to 400.
Mix
butter, ½ cup powdered sugar and vanilla.
Stir
in flour, salt, and nuts.
Shape
dough into 1 inch balls and place on ungreased cookie sheet.
Bake
until set but not brown; 8-9 minutes.
Roll
in powdered sugar while warm; cool the rolls in powdered sugar again.
*Makes
about 4 dozen cookies.
Enjoy
your Russia cookies! :) Yours, Loiriam
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