My love for this blog all started back in March 2008 when I first was introduced to this spicy couple viewing their first cooking video online. They immediately captured my attention with their own style and mix of culture. They are adventurous in the kitchen and they bring each recipe to a professional level. Since then I’ve been following them in their culinary adventures.
Always seeking for perfection and looking for the best Snickerdoodle recipe, Todd developed his own recipe. I have to say that I was impressed and immediately wanted to try ‘the’ recipe. I’ve never had a Snickerdoodle cookie before and this was the chance to taste one. I had all the ingredients on hand and started baking. You will find different Snickerdoodle recipes on internet and one ingredient that is often missing is cream of tartar which will give the cookie a tangy flavor. You will experience that when you mix cream of tartar with baking soda your cookies will rise quickly and then collapse. You will have a cookie that is crunchy on top and chewy in the center. After the first bite I was in love and can’t wait to try the Pizookie recipe that Todd developed with his Snickerdoodle recipe. My sons raved about these cookies and one of them shared them with friends at school.
For recipe visit White on Rice Couple Blog:
Snickerdoodle
Note: After school my son said: mom my friend wants you to make these cookies every week now for school.
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One of our faves! We've been working on our own version of this recipe for a bit now.
ReplyDeleteLove this cookies very much, haven't try to make my own, but I shall start soon, especially after looking at your Snickerdoodle here!
ReplyDeleteThese snickerdoodles look fabulous! I was reading about cream of tartar the other day, and apparently, on its own, it makes for a very chewy cookie. I'm thinking about experimenting with it--aside from its ability to neutralize baking soda. Anyway, I always think of snickerdoodles when I think of cream of tartar. These cookies look so delicious! Great job.
ReplyDeleteYour snickerdoodles look delicious! Interesting recipe with cream of tartar, and the texture sounds perfect.
ReplyDeleteSnickerdoodles are one of my faves! These sound great, thanks for the cream of tartar tip!
ReplyDeleteI love the name snickerdoodle...always have. Made these just once almost 5 years ago. But you are egging me on to make some more. I even have cream of tartar on hand YAY!! These look yum Helene. xoxo
ReplyDeleteI love snickerdoodles! I have never made them myself though. Yum!
ReplyDeleteI agree, the cream of tartar makes these cookies extra special. I love your shot of those cookies!
ReplyDeleteI love Todd and Diane too! I'm sure you did their recipe proud :)
ReplyDeleteThese snickerdoodle look very pretty and delicious... No wonder you son & friends become addicted to them, I know I would too :)
ReplyDeleteI just noticed Snickerdoodles on another blog and decided to make them for my husband's next administrative council meeting at work (they love when I send cookies). Yours look so delicious and perfect!
ReplyDeleteI have heard and seenthis in lots of blog, till now i have never had these cookis, i don't think we get them here, will hve to try them once?
ReplyDeleteIsn't it wonderful when your kids says that his/her friends love the cookies mom makes.
I've never had snickerdoodles and am dying to try them!
ReplyDeleteI can never get enough of these cookies. I've tried to experiment with them by adding in things, quite fun actually.
ReplyDeleteWell of course these look fab - YOU made them! I love the flavour of these, got any left?
ReplyDeleteThis is my absolute favorite cookie flavor of all cookies. Mom made them growing up, and I still use her recipe! These look great too though. It's likely fairly close to my recipe... can't mess with the original flavor too much!
ReplyDeleteThese look like great snickerdoodles. I have to admit, though, that being a chocolate person I am always slightly disappointed by the snickerdoodle because its name suggests something (chocolate) it isn't....
ReplyDeleteThe White on Rice couple are such an adventurous pair. We made Snickerdoodles by the dozens at the Children's camnp in the summer, but I never did write down the recipe.
ReplyDeleteYour snickerdoodles look great! They are my favorite cookies:)
ReplyDeleteHelene! I'll follow you recommendation! the last snickerdoodles I attempted came out disastrous! So flat and hard :(
ReplyDeleteThese looks lovely, though :)
I just love these! Love the photo. :)
ReplyDeleteI love snickerdoodles. So does my husband, in fact, they are one of his favorite cookies. I'm going to surprise him by making some of these!
ReplyDeleteLove them, love them, love them!
ReplyDeleteI sitting here typing with a steaming mug of coffee next to me! What I wouldn't give for a few of those cookies to dunk!!! Yum!!!
ReplyDeleteYour snickerdoodles look so perfect! They are one of favorites :)
ReplyDeleteThese look great. I've never made these, but next time I get a cookie craving, I'll be sure to consider this winning recipe.
ReplyDeleteThat is a wonderful photo - I will have to try this recipe!
ReplyDeleteI grew up in a house where this was the cookie of choice. My brother would INHALE them. She would set aside a few for the rest of us and then enjoy watching him go to town on the rest. They are still his favorite and I think I owe him some.
ReplyDeleteOh, the look delicious.
ReplyDeleteI will be making cookies tomorrow with my 4 year old daughter... she chosen recipe from the cookbook ;)
Your cookies look perfect. We're so glad you guys love the recipe. It made our morning when you told us your test results! Thanks for all of the flattery, too. We're totally blushing! T & D.
ReplyDeletemy daughter loves these so much, she bakes them on her own now
ReplyDeleteoooh snickerdoodles are one of my favorite simple sugary snacks! yum!
ReplyDeleteLove these cookies. They are a favorite here..
ReplyDeleteLove these cookies. They are a favorite here..
ReplyDeleteI am yet to bake these..yours look lovely Helene :-)
ReplyDeleteI love snickerdoodles! I know these must be great if that boy wants them every week. They look fantastic!
ReplyDeleteI love snickerdoodles! I know these must be great if that boy wants them every week. They look fantastic!
ReplyDeleteYum your snickerdoodles look gorgeous! I've only ever tried one snickerdoodle recipe and it doesn't use cream of tartar. I love how they stay dome shaped. I should try out a "real" snickerdoodle recipe!
ReplyDeleteSnickerdoodles are hands down my very favorite cookie. I love the photo.
ReplyDeleteIf I went to the same school as your son, I'd be bugging to follow him home every day!
ReplyDeleteThe snickerdoodles look absolutely lovely. You've reminded me of how long it's been since I last had them :)
snickerdoodles are not only my favorite cookie to eat, but they're also my favorite cookie to name out loud. :)
ReplyDeleteEt voilà, après ça on se fait détester par les autres mamans de l'école, qui ne font pas d'aussi bons cookies ;-)
ReplyDeleteHi Helene' How have you been?
ReplyDeleteUr son asking for his friends is some of the occupational hazards of great cooks like urself :)
What a gorgeous photo! I just love a good snickerdoodle and yours look amazing.
ReplyDeleteYour cookies look beautiful Helene..now onder the kid loved it..:)
ReplyDeleteMmmm, I really must give these a go, they look brilliant!
ReplyDeleteI have such a soft spot for snickerdoodles. They are so good and give such a warm, homey feeling. These look fabulous!
ReplyDeleteThanks for share the recipe looks great
ReplyDeleteHello Helene! How are you tonight (probably sleeping, lol). I've got some snickerdoodles to bake very soon (Shh! It's a surprise!) and these look great!
ReplyDeleteI think this would be great on your blog too! Come by and see what I've got for you! http://ldylvbgr.blogspot.com/2009/05/review-jerkycom-buffalo-jerky-and-award.html
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woww....This looks awesome..first time here..im thinking, hw i missed this blog.... :) beautiful blog and perfect snaps for each recipes... :) really gr8 :)
ReplyDeleteYour photos are amazing - I could reach out and grab those lovely cookies!
ReplyDeleteHi Helene I don't know if you ever do any gluten-free cooking but if so I would love to have you participate in an event I am hosting in June. I am on a mission to unite the worlds of gluten-free and non-gluten-free food bloggers and would be honored if you could contribute something. Check it out - http://simplygluten-free.blogspot.com/2009/05/go-ahead-honey-its-gluten-free-june.html
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I'm not so sure whether I've eaten snickerdoodle before, but seriously it looks so yummy!
ReplyDeleteI love snickerdoodles! They were the first recipe we made in Home Ec in high school :) I never knew that the cream of tartar was that important, but it makes sense now :)
ReplyDeleteYou always manage to take a snippet of your subject in the photographs that speaks volumes and make us hungry.
ReplyDeleteSI je comprends, bien, ils sont à essayer au plus vite ! ;o)
ReplyDeleteBises
Hélène
First time here, fantabulous cookies:)
ReplyDeleteThese look delicious! and it sounds like you have a built-in fan club!!
ReplyDeleteTHeres is a great blog and this is the ideal cookie. looks great. (and thanks for your support while I was away.)
ReplyDeleteI love love love Snickerdoodles! There's just something about this cookie that when made right can outshine chocolate!
ReplyDeletei love snickerdoodles!! can't do without them ever. what a classic. x
ReplyDeleteI love Snickerdoodles! Yours turned out so beautifully! I'm going to have to pop over and get Todd's recipe.
ReplyDeleteThose snickerdoodles look really good!
ReplyDeleteI grew up eating Snickerdoodles, and have eaten my fair share of them. Yours look so good, and I must give these a try. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteHelene,
ReplyDeleteI'm checking out your blog....I love baking and these Snickerdoodles look so good. There is nothing like a homebaked cookie. I'm going to have to make these soon.
Please send me some!
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