Cookie Stats:
Cookie: Basic rolled sugar cookie colored in pink, yellow and blue (and uncolored "white")
Decoration: White, pink, yellow and blue sanding sugar around the edge
This time I tried to avoid over-mixing by individually combining portions of dough. I started by preparing the full recipe of butter, sugar and eggs, then splitting it into four equal parts. Each portion was combined with 1/4 the total amount of flour called for in the recipe.
This way, color can be incorporated as the dough is prepared instead of after the flour has been added.
The individual colored "logs" are combined into a single "log".
Then the "log" is twisted to create the spiral pattern.
The log needs to be refrigerated for a couple of hours before it can be sliced.
The resulting cookies are about 1" in diameter. I like the smaller size of these cookies compared to my previous batch. They're cute and bite sized and perfect as a small treat (that won't make you feel like you're over-indulging) (wow that sounds like I'm advertising one of those healthy-but-decadent snack treats).
Daily Monku: When it's extremely hot outside, subway stations with their stagnant hot air are absolutely insufferable. I wish there were an easy solution to fix this problem. I would initially say incorporating more street grates could provide ventilation, but then you're just opening yourself up for a slew of questionable liquids raining down from above (spit, dog pee, spilled drinks... you get the idea). So it's either profuse sweating or a pee shower from a homeless man...
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