Honey Cookies

I love to make Honey Cookies for Rosh Hashanah , the Jewish New Year. They are sweet, coated with sugar which makes them crunchy on the outside, chewy inside & just plain delicious

I use the recipe for Honey Cookies by Lil’Miss Cakes.but I have seen it in cook books from many years ago but I had never paid any attention to the recipe!

This recipe uses common ingredients that you most likely already have at home. The only thing I didn’t have the first time I made this Honey Cookies was the turbinado sugar that the dough is rolled in before baking. I just used some brown sugar one time & other times I have used white sugar…coarse sugar would work too.

I usually bake these cookies just once a year in the fall. The kids in my family love them. I always have these sweet cookies on my Rosh Hashanah table. At this time of year we traditionally eat sweet foods so we have a sweet year. Honey Cookies are perfect for this!

Here is the recipe from Lil’ Miss Cakes

These cookies bake up in about 8 minutes. They Puff up during baking but flatten as they cool. Honey Cookies are very tender when they come out of the oven so let them rest on the cookie sheets for a few minutes so that they are easy to move onto the cooling racks.

Ingredients

2/3 cup oil

1 cup sugar

1/4 cup honey

1 egg

1 tsp vanilla

2 cups flour

2 tsp baking soda

1/2 tsp salt

turbinado sugar for rolling the dough in before baking

Method

Preheat the oven to 350f

Line baking sheets with parchment paper… I used 3 baking sheets & baked them all at the same time using the convection bake mode on my oven.

  1. Use a mix master or you could do this in a food processor too …
  2. Mix the oil, sugar & honey together until well combined
  3. Add the egg & vanilla, mix well
  4. Mix in the flour, baking soda & salt.
  5. Put some of the turbinado sugar into a bowl big enough to roll the cookie dough in
  6. Form 1 tbsp of cookie dough into a ball & roll this ball in the sugar…I actually just dip one side in & then put the sugar side up on the baking sheet
  7. Put the cookie balls onto the prepared baking sheets leaving about 2 inch between them . The cookies flatten when baking
  8. Bake the cookies for about 8 minutes…. I checked them at 7 minutes & they were not quite done, but there were really done at 8 minutes…Keep your eye on them after the 7 minutes…baking time of course depends on your oven & the size of the cookies you make
  9. Remove the cookies from the oven & let them cool slightly on the baking sheets as they are really soft right out of the oven. Remove the cookies from the baking sheets with a  spatula & let cool on cooling racks.

Enjoy!

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I had made some honey cakes the same day that I made these honey cookies so that is what you are seeing in the picture!
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Marilyn Dishes

Many people ask me "how did you do that?" "will you show me how?' So I decided to make a blog about what I cook and bake. I am in no way a professional cook, but I love to feed people and try new things as well as making the "old foods" My friends are wonderful cooks, each with their own 'specialty' and i will be having guest cooks here, showcasing their favourite things to cook as well!! I hope you enjoy this blog and maybe decide to make some of these foods yourself! I am always available to answer any questions you might have about anything you see here. Some of my recipes are unique to me but most are not. They are all recipes I have found in a variety of ways, some are old family recipes that date back decades and some are new ones!

One thought on “Honey Cookies

  1. I have made them for three years. Awesome

    On Wed, Sep 5, 2018 at 10:03 AM Marilyn Dishes …the food and the story wrote:

    > Marilyn Dishes posted: “I saw this recipe for Honey Cookies on Facebook > maybe a couple of years ago. They are sweet, coated with sugar which makes > them crunchy on the outside, chewy inside & just plain delicious The recipe > is by Lil’Miss Cakes. This recipe uses common in” >

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