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The American Cookie Story by Nancy Baggett

The American Cookie Story by Nancy Baggett. Early Cookies: Hard Gingerbread— Unleavened Cookies. Macaroons—Leavened with Egg Whites. Marguerites—Leavened with Egg Whites. New Year’s Cakes, Springerle-- Unleavened. Jumbals, Jumbles. America’s First Cookbook. First American “ Cookey ”.

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The American Cookie Story by Nancy Baggett

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  1. The American Cookie Storyby Nancy Baggett

  2. Early Cookies: Hard Gingerbread—Unleavened Cookies

  3. Macaroons—Leavened with Egg Whites

  4. Marguerites—Leavened with Egg Whites

  5. New Year’s Cakes, Springerle-- Unleavened

  6. Jumbals, Jumbles

  7. America’s First Cookbook

  8. First American “Cookey” Amelia Simmons, American Cookery, 1796 Another Christmas Cookey To three pound flour, sprinkle a tea cup of fine powdered coriander seed, rub in one pound butter, and one and half pound sugar, dissolve three tea spoonfuls of pearl ash in a tea cup of milk, kneed all together well, roll three quarters of an inch thick, and cut or stamp into shape and size you please, bake slowly fifteen or twenty minutes; tho' hard and dry at first, if put into an earthern pot, and dry cellar, or damp room, they will be finer, softer and better when six months old.

  9. Early Chemical Leavenings

  10. Chemical Leavenings:Baking Soda • Founded 1846. Dr. Austin Church and his brother-in-law John E. Dwight, who had been making and packaging baking soda in Dwight's kitchen. In 1867, two sons of Church formed Church & Co. The Arm & Hammer trademark dates from that year; Church & Co. acquired a spice and mustard business, Vulcan Spice Mills, that used an arm and hammer logo.

  11. Chemical Leavenings:Baking Soda

  12. Chemical Leavenings:Baking Powder

  13. Chemical Leavenings:Baking Powder

  14. Pennsylvania Dutch Soft Sugar Cakes

  15. Early Chocolate Maker:Baker’s Rules

  16. Early Chocolate Makers

  17. First Chocolate Cookie CHOCOLATE MACAROONS. Put a quarter of a pound of chocolate on a time-plate over a coal fire, and when it is dissolved pour it on a plate; put to it a spoonful or two of sweet almond paste, made as for macaroons, stir it in well, and then pour it upon the remainder of the almond paste, in which you have mixed a teaspoonful of powdered cinnamon or vanilla, or both: beat them together well in a mortar, lay them on paper, and bake them for three-quarters of an hour in a moderate oven. • From: The Cook’s Own Book (Boston,1832), by Mrs. N. K. M. Lee, copied from Cook’s Dictionary and Housekeeper’s Directory, by Richard Dolby.

  18. Chocolate Cookies

  19. Food Icons:The Quaker Oats Man One of the earliest American food icons: He was familiar to American consumers by 1893.

  20. First Oatmeal Cookie in America OATMEAL SNAPS (SCOTCH PERKINS) 16 lbs flour 6 ½ lbs oatmeal 4 lbs sugar 4 lbs lard ¾ lb soda 3 oz ammonia l lb allspice 6 ½ qts molasses Wash on the top with egg; cut small and pan loosely, as they spread a great deal. The Complete Bread, Cake and Cracker Baker, 1881

  21. Modern Oatmeal Cookies

  22. Peanut Butter

  23. Modern Peanut Butter Cookies The 1933 Pillsbury's Balanced Recipes contains a Peanut Butter Balls recipe with instructions to roll the dough into balls and press them down with the tines of a fork.

  24. Turn of the CenturyChocolate Makers

  25. Breakthrough! Brownies

  26. Lowney’s Brownies • Lowney’s Brownies • ½ cup butter • 1 cup sugar • 2 squares Lowney’s Premium Chocolate • 2 eggs • ½ cup nut meats • ½ cup flour • ¼ teaspoon salt • Cream butter, add remaining ingredients, spread on buttered sheets, and bake 10 to fifteen minutes. Cut in squares as soon as teaken from oven. • Lowney’s Cookbook, 1907, The Walter M. Lowney Co.

  27. Commercial Cookieson the American Scene

  28. Modern America’s Favorite:The Chocolate Chip Cookie

  29. Nestle’s Chocolate Chip Cookies1941 Ads

  30. “Chocolafication” of the American Cookie Repertoire

  31. Created in 1968 by the Chicago-based Leo Burnett Co., for Keebler, Ernie and his elf friends espoused the "uncommonly good” cookies from the Hollow Tree Bakery. Cookie Icon:Ernie the Keebler Elf

  32. Cookies: The American StoryTHE END

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