You may have been a reader here 12 months ago, when I took part in the #write31days project, and wrote a series of posts about blogging.
Or maybe you followed along in May, when I blogged every day.
What you may not have realised, unless you're a long-time-reader, is that I don't often finish projects like that. So it's pretty exciting that I did actually finish them. The only other time I've finished big projects was back in 2011, when I finished Layout-A-Day, creating 28 scrapbook layouts in 28 days.
I'm back again this October, writing 31 posts. And for some reason that I'm not really sure of, I decided to share 31 cookie recipes [maybe because I've always hoped the American idea of Cookie Exchanges will one day take off in Australia.]
But I have to tell you, choosing to share 31 cookie recipes isn't as easy as it sounds - I forgot about the bit where I have to cook all those cookies! Fortunately, there's plenty of people around us available for taste testing, although I have yet to have a batch that lasts long enough to leave the house, everything has had the kid-seal-of-approval so far!
So what delights am I cooking up? There's shortbread and snickerdoodles and oatmeal cookies and slice & bake cookies and even sugar cookies. There's new recipes that I've invented, and tried and tested classics, and new twists on old favourites. And hopefully, you'll find a favourite or two to add to your Christmas cookie list.
day one - Orange Poppyseed cookies
day two - London Fog cookies
day three - classic jam drops
day four - lemon crinkles
day five - peanut butter cookies
day six - choc chip cornflake cookies
day seven - brown sugar oatmeal cookies
day eight - YIAH pumpkin pie spice cookies
day nine - chocolate sprinkle cookies
day ten - hokey pokey cookies
day eleven - gingerbread crackles
day twelve - chai snickerdoodles
day thirteen
day fourteen
day fifteen
day sixteen
day seventeen
day eighteen
day ninteen
day twenty
day twenty one
day twenty two
day twenty three
day twenty four
day twenty five
day twenty six
day twenty seven
day twenty eight
day twenty nine
day thirty
day thirty one
And if you're writing every day in October, you can join my pinterest board to share your posts.
linking up with Essentially JessBut I have to tell you, choosing to share 31 cookie recipes isn't as easy as it sounds - I forgot about the bit where I have to cook all those cookies! Fortunately, there's plenty of people around us available for taste testing, although I have yet to have a batch that lasts long enough to leave the house, everything has had the kid-seal-of-approval so far!
So what delights am I cooking up? There's shortbread and snickerdoodles and oatmeal cookies and slice & bake cookies and even sugar cookies. There's new recipes that I've invented, and tried and tested classics, and new twists on old favourites. And hopefully, you'll find a favourite or two to add to your Christmas cookie list.
day one - Orange Poppyseed cookies
day two - London Fog cookies
day three - classic jam drops
day four - lemon crinkles
day five - peanut butter cookies
day six - choc chip cornflake cookies
day seven - brown sugar oatmeal cookies
day eight - YIAH pumpkin pie spice cookies
day nine - chocolate sprinkle cookies
day ten - hokey pokey cookies
day eleven - gingerbread crackles
day twelve - chai snickerdoodles
day thirteen
day fourteen
day fifteen
day sixteen
day seventeen
day eighteen
day ninteen
day twenty
day twenty one
day twenty two
day twenty three
day twenty four
day twenty five
day twenty six
day twenty seven
day twenty eight
day twenty nine
day thirty
day thirty one
And if you're writing every day in October, you can join my pinterest board to share your posts.
31 days of cookies! Well there goes my diet ...
ReplyDeletediet schmiet, Christmas is coming!
Delete31 days of cookie recipes - that is.......simply brilliant xx
ReplyDeletethey say write what you're passionate about! I love baking, so it made sense to me!
Delete31 days of cookies - yes please!
ReplyDeleteYou'll have to try some of the recipes!
DeleteOh hell yes, I will eat along with you! Oh erm, I meant read...
ReplyDeletesomeone else needs to eat them besides me!
DeleteYummm..... I thought initially you were going to cook cookies for 31 days. Which would be good. But hard work. :-)
ReplyDeleteWill look forward to some new recipes!
I am only sharing recipes that I have baked myself, that way you know they're going to work.
DeleteLove this! I actually need some cookie recipe inspiration because I always cook my fail safe chocolate chip cookies.
ReplyDeleteThere won't be a choc chip cookie in sight!
DeleteGreat idea Cate. I did follow your blogging every day in May. You did a wonderful job and good luck with this. I have a feeling it will go off! Who doesn't like cookies? What a pity you couldn't put the smell of baking cookies on the Internet.
ReplyDeleteThank you for following along! Fingers crossed I get all the cookies baked!
DeleteYay for cookies. I'm around if you want to share ;)
ReplyDeleteOoh we love baking cookies!
ReplyDeleteOh how I wish I lived closer, I'd be happy to taste test for you ;-)
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to learning some new recipes in October!
I understand what you mean about finishing things. I am great at starting and not so great at finishing things. But I keep on putting myself out there. Good luck with yiur series. It sounds yummy. I found you via #write31days too.
ReplyDeleteCookies are my weakness! If I bake cookies, they're gone before anyone else can get to them. I'm in trouble!
ReplyDeleteEwwwweeee! I didn't realize you had done the 31 days. I did too! I saw your challenge mentioned on Melissa's blog and popped over! So very glad I did. I'm going to a cookie exchange party in a couple weeks and I think I'll just grab a couple of your recipes!! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI WAS a fellow 31 dayer this year and finished! Yay!!