Honey Cookies

3 eggs
1/2 cup sugar
1/2 cup oil
1 cup honey
3 1/2 cups sifted flour
1 teaspoon baking soda

In a mixer, beat eggs, sugar, oil and honey for seven minutes. Gradually add the sifted flour and the baking soda. Let it rest in the refrigerator for 12 hours. Pre-heat the oven to 350. Smear a little bit of flour onto your hands and shape the dough into balls. Flatten the balls a little bit and put them in the oven to bake for 15 minutes on a greased and floured pan.

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November 2, 2010

yumm......!

i love the sound of that

sarahle
United Stats, Wilmington Delawear

July 11, 2010

honey cookies

My mixture came out like a batter, so I had to spoon it onto a baking tray. The cookies did not come out like a biscuit, but more like a fatless sponge cake which was a little disappointing. Maybe if I had rested the mixture longer in the fridge they may have been different, but I am not so sure.

Yvonne Athersmith
Ulverston, England

January 27, 2010

i have a cook book

i have a cook book (a kids one) which has the same recepi as this! and it is called hony cookies so when i saw the pic oc hony cookies and what it said (hony cookies) i saw it and then i said hey i want to post a comment!

Esther Golda Alperowitz

September 9, 2009

amount

If anyone has made these, please could you let me know how many it makes.

Karen
Maidstone, England, UK

September 30, 2008

honey cookies

They are really good.... but they could use a little less honey.

Vanessa
Montreal, Canada
cgidollard.com

September 14, 2008

meaning

During the Jewish New Year we eat honey and apples as a symbol of sweetness, in the hope of being blessed with sweet new year.

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September 9, 2008

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Susan Dunn
Austin, TX

September 11, 2007

Honey Cookies

I found baking these as the recipe calls for to be more like a bread than a cookie. However, I tried not beating so long, refridgerating the dough, and only baking for 5 minutes and they are a little more like a cookie.

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