Snickerdoodle Recipe from the Kitchen of Lisa Jorgenson

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This holiday season we're featuring the BEST CHRISTMAS RECIPES that have been inherited from the women in our families. Our team over here at Today's Mama is sharing our very favorite, most nostalgic, holiday recipes and we've invited some of our friends across the internet to do the same.

Eda's Snickerdoodle Recipe from the Kitchen of Lisa Jorgenson

These are Grandma Eda Bingham's classic Snickerdoodles. My husband and I were lucky enough to live near Grandma while in college. Almost every Sunday Grandma would invite us over for a delicious homemade dinner. She often served tender roast beef, creamy mashed potatoes, and a delightful green salad on her good china. For us poor college students, this dinner tasted like heaven. 

And there was always dessert, pies, cakes, and Snickerdoodle cookies. Grandma's Snickerdoodles were classic. She would make a bunch at a time and store them in her Tupperware so that anytime we came to visit, a delicious cookie was waiting for us. Grandma lived a long life. She got breast cancer in her 90's but was able to overcome it, living to be 101 years old. The kindness she showed us lives on every time we make her classic Snickerdoodles.

Eda's Snickerdoodle Recipe

INGREDIENTS

• 1 cup butter 
• 1 ½ cups white sugar 
• 2 eggs 
• 2 ¾ cup flour 
• 1 tsp cream of tartar 
• 1 tsp baking soda 
• ¼ tsp salt

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For Sugar Topping, mix together:

• 2 TB white sugar
• 2 tsp cinnamon

DIRECTIONS

1. Mix butter, sugar, and eggs thoroughly. 
2. Stir in flour, cream of tartar, soda, and salt. 
3. Roll dough into walnut-size balls. 
4. Roll balls into the sugar topping mixture. 
5. Bake at 400 degrees for 8-10 minutes. 
6. Makes about 3 dozen.

Lisa Jorgensen is a regular freckle-faced girl who is determined to find the good in life. Lisa runs a lifestyle blog called Making Life Blissful filled with realistic family activities, kids crafts, recipes, and life lessons. Otherwise you'll usually find her watching sunsets, eating chocolate, or doing laundry. You can follow Lisa at MakingLifeBlissful.com, on Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, and Twitter.  

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This is a sponsored post written by TodaysMama.com on behalf of Myriad Genetic's myRisk Hereditary Cancer Test.

The Mama’s Guide to Christmas Recipes

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