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--- triple_ginger_cookies [2024/07/17 13:45] – [Source] karin
+++ triple_ginger_cookies [2026/07/19 11:45] (current) – karin
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   * 1 c. white sugar
   * 2/3 c. brown sugar
-  * 1 c. dairy-free margarine, melted and still warm
+  * 1 c. dairy-free soy-free sunflower-free margarine, melted and still warm
-  * 1/2 c. unsulphered or blackstrap molasses
+  * 1/4 c. blackstrap molasses
   * 6 T. [[http://aquafaba.com/|aquafaba]] (equivalent to 2 eggs)
   * 4 T. grated fresh ginger
-  * 4 c. flour
+  * 2 c. white flour
+  * 2 c. white whole wheat flour
   * 4 t. baking soda
   * 4 t. ground ginger
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   * 1 t. allspice
   * 1/2 t. salt
-  * 3/4 c. minced crystallized ginger
+  * 1 c. minced crystallized ginger
+  * sugar for rolling cookies in (I didn't measure; maybe 1/4 c. in total went on the cookies but who knows)
 ===== Directions =====
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   * Preheat oven to 350º F
   * In a large mixing bowl, cream together the white sugar, brown sugar and margarine. Add the molasses, grated fresh ginger and aquafaba and mix until well combined.
-  * In a small bowl, combine the dry ingredients (flour, baking soda, ground ginger, cinnamon, allspice, salt). Add to the wet ingredients and mix until flour mixture is incorporated. Stir in crystallized ginger. (Dough will be quite soft and a bit sticky)
+  * In a small bowl, combine the dry ingredients (white flour, white whole wheat flour, baking soda, ground ginger, cinnamon, allspice, salt). Stir in crystallized ginger, stirring to coat the ginger with flour (prevent clumps of crystalized ginger). Add to the wet ingredients and mix until flour mixture is incorporated.  Dough will be somewhat stiff and a bit sticky (if it seems too soft, refrigerate it for ~1/2 hour).
-  * Drop by rounded teaspoonfuls into a bowl of sugar. Coat the dough with sugar (I added a little bit of dried ginger to the sugar mixture also), rolling dough into a ball. The cookies spread out a good deal, so make the balls smaller than you think you should. Place balls on a cookie sheet lined with parchment paper.
+  * Drop by rounded teaspoonfuls into a bowl of sugar. Coat the dough with sugar, rolling dough into a ball. The cookies spread out a good deal, so make the balls smaller than you think you should. Place balls on a cookie sheet lined with parchment paper.
   * Bake for 10 min., rotating cookie sheets back-to-front and top-to-bottom halfway through cooking time. Remove from oven and let cool on cookie sheet for 5 min before removing to wire rack to cool completely (cookies will be puffy when removed from the oven, but will flatten as they cool).
+===== Notes =====
+  * I usually put in 1/2 c. of molasses when I made these I was running out of molasses so only put in a 1/4 cup. They are a little lighter in color as a result but it didn't otherwise seem to make much of a difference. [2026 edit: I forgot to read this note before mixing the batter, and so only put in 1/4 c. of molasses again, even though I was not short of molasses this year. As I said last year, they are fine like this, but I prefer them a bit darker so would advise adding the full 1/2 c. for the future]
+  * I have added a bit of powdered ginger to the sugar mixture that I roll the balls in, but decided I couldn't be bothered this year. They are plenty gingery without that extra touch.
+  * Baking note to self: Use the small scoop (1 T. size), 8 cookies per tray.
 ===== Source =====
   * [[:book:chewy_gooey_crispy_crunchy_melt_in_your_mouth_cookies|Chewy Gooey Crispy Crunchy Melt-in-Your-Mouth Cookies]] by Alice Medrich, p. 154
-  * Yield: 93 cookies
+  * Yield: 64 cookies
-  * Note: in past years I have put in twice as much crystallized ginger (1 1/2 c.), but this year I only had a small bag of ginger to work from  and no time to go to the store for more so I just went with what I had, and it still seems pretty darn gingery. I added a little bit of powered ginger to the sugar that the cookies were rolled in so that perhaps helped, but I don't know how much that really added to anything. Bottom line: it's totally fine with less crystalized ginger, but if I had more I would probably add it because the gingery the better, as far as I'm concerned!
+  * Last updated: 7/19/26
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