I don’t mean to brag, but eh-hem, I’m an award winner.
Yep, it’s true. A winner of a blue ribbon. Utah State Fair. 4th grade. Yes, I said a STATE FAIR BLUE RIBBON. For my snickerdoodles recipe. Award winning baker I am.
Smudge and I were going through some old boxes over Christmas and she discovered the coveted contest winning ribbon. In her eyes my status jumped immediately into the stratosphere ie: the realms of iCarly and her beloved Big Time Rush. Yep, rock star status.
She’s been obsessing over why I was awarded the blue ribbon, my coveted Snickerdoodle recipe, and thus obsessing over us baking Snickerdoodles.
I have no idea where the recipe came from, maybe an easy-to-bake cookbook from 4-H, but it is seriously one of the best cookie recipes I’ve ever had. Light but moist, chewy and how easy is it to dump all of the ingredients into one bowl, mix and bake. It’s easier than buying store bought, pre-made, sausage-style cookie rolls.
Easy enough for a 4th grader (me), and now a 2nd grader (Smudge), to make.
I added a touch of chocolate to the recipe to dress it up a little, thanks to my obsession with chocolate.
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Snickerdoodles with White Chocolate Chips
PrintIngredients
- 1 cup butter-flavored shortening
- 1 ½ cups sugar
- 2 eggs
- 2 ¾ cups flour
- 2 teaspoons cream of tartar
- 1 teaspoon soda
- ½ teaspoon salt
- ¾ cup white chocolate chips
- ⅛ cup sugar
- ½ tablespoon cinnamon
Instructions
- Preheat oven to 375°F.
- In a large mixing bowl, cream the shortening, sugar and eggs until creamy. Sift the flour, cream of tartar, soda and salt into the sugar mixture and whisk to combine. Use a wooden spoon to mix in the white chocolate chips.
- In a small bowl, whisk the sugar with the cinnamon. Use a #24 scoop or 2 tablespoon scoops to portion the dough and roll into balls. Dip each ball into the cinnamon sugar mixture and place 6 dough balls on a lightly greased or parchment prepared cookie sheet.
- Bake for 9-12 minutes or until cookies rise and crack on top. The cookies won't brown so be careful not to over bake. Allow the cookies to cool on the sheet for 10 minutes then transfer to a cooling rack. Store the cookies in an airtight container for up to 3 days.
More Cookie Recipes to Try
- Cranberry White Chocolate Chip And Macadamia Nut Cookies
- Pumpkin Chocolate Chip Cookies
- Milk Bar’s Salted Chocolate Chip Cookies
- The Best No-Bake Cookies Recipe – With Coconut!
- Flourless Chewy Peanut Butter Cookies
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Marilyn Cox
For Christmas, my 8 year old granddaughter, Addy, suggested crushing a candy cane to add to the cinnamon sugar. It tasted great and was very festive.
Taste USA
This was a wonderful recipe, everyone who tried them loved them. My son keeps trying to sneek all of them into his room. : )
Jodi
These cookies were amazing! Made them with my kids (3 and 6), they loved rolling them in the cinnamon sugar! We made them without the chips as we didn’t have them, and were perfect as is.
Mariana
What is 1 recipe of cinnamon sugar?
marla
Love this snicker doodle round up! Will be linking back to this in my upcoming post :)
Anna @ Crunchy Creamy Sweet
I want to make every single of these! My Hubby loves snickerdoodles and I love white chocolate – perfect combo if you ask me. Thanks, Heidi!
Rose
For the 1 teaspoon soda…does that mean baking soda??
YnnaRada
Wow! These are mouth-watering recipe! I love the Snickerdoodle pie! Looks so yummy! I hope you can share the recipe of the pie. Thanks!
Magic of Spice
What a fun and delicious post! I love snickerdoodles!
Sneh | Cook Republic
I baked snickerdoodles once and although they tasted great, they went soft very quickly (not sure if they are meant to). I love yours, with chocolate chips. Bookmarking to bake in the weekend!
Natalie A.
Congrats on your Blue Ribbon at the State Fair! This cookie recipe looks delicious! I’d love to try this recipe out soon! Thanks for sharing your Blue Ribbon recipe!!
Cookin' Canuck
Snickerdoodles are some of my all-time favorite cookies and now I really want to make the blue-ribbon recipe! That picture of your sweet Smudge is gorgeous – love that light reflecting in her eyes.
Jonathon Ralte
I love chocolates and eat a lot of it. But seeing these pictures I’m craving for more.
Thanks for sharing such wonderful recipes.
-Jonathon
Deborah
I totally want some of your cookie! And your girl is so adorable – I’m dying!!
nicole {sweet peony}
I loooove snickerdoodles & your award-winning recipe is one that I’ll definitely have to try! Thanks so much for sharing such a wonderful round-up of other snickerdoodle recipes!
Allison
Friday is my baking day, And i want to prepare cookies. I will try this one too. Its delicious.
Debbie Lee
What lovely goodies!
btw, where did you get your white cakestand?? It’s so classic and beautiful
Heidi @ Bits of Sunshine
I have never had snickerdoodles before and have ALWAYS been curious about them! I think those cupcakes look divine! She piped that icing on in such an irresistable way!
Roxana GreenGirl { A little bit of everything}
congratulations on your award! I love snickerdoodles and your cookies sound delish!
And the snickerdoodle round-up, yum yum yum!
Jacquie
I made the Snickerdoodle cookies with white chocolate this evening and they turned out really nice! They are a fluffy and moist cookie.
I added allspice and cardamom to the flour for an extra bit of kick!
They only difference for me is that the cookies didn’t spread out as yours did in the picture. They remained fairly round in shape. Nevermind though, they tasted just as good in my mouth!
Awesome! I wonder if yours weren’t as thin thanks to my high altitude. I know I have trouble getting things to rise, opposite of your experience. Check out this post and try doing the opposite, maybe starting with adding a 1/2tsp of baking powder.
Jacquie
That is a good point because come to think of it, most times if I do not have baking powder in a cookie recipe, my cookies will not spread. They remain nice round balls unless I flatten them. And I know due to where I live, I have to shave a good few minutes off my baking time as to not over-cook anything I do.
This recipe is a keeper so I will give it another try with the baking powder suggestion. Thanks!
Cookie and Kate
Snickerdoodles are my favorite! I used to be an extra-thin version as a kid, but mine didn’t win any rewards! Yours look fantastic.
Oh honey, give these bad boys a try and you’ll never go thin again. And you can clean up with that new dishwasher of yours ;)
Simply Tia
Sending this recipe to my little sister. She will absolutely love me for that!!! They look beautiful.
Awesome Tia! Is she a snickerdoodle queen? They were always my face as a kid, who doesn’t love cinnamon sugar doused everything?
Cassie
I want all of these. Can’t wait to try your award winning snickerdoodles, they are my favorite. And that cake looks to-die-for!
thelittleloaf
What an amazing round up and congratulations on your award winning Snickerdoodles! :-)
Sally @ Spontaneous Hausfrau
There something so utterly comforting about snickerdoodles to me! I love the other roundupsof the recipes – they look delish!
Thanks for enjoying the doodle madness!
Brooke
Heidi! I love snickerdoodles, I used to be kind of an addict when it came to them. I just might have to re-ignite the obsession. Thanks for this post.
P.S. I can’t believe how big your little girl is getting-beautiful. (I have a slurry of red headed friends, I say ‘I collect red heads!’)
Barbara @ Barbara Bakes
What a delicious Snickerdoodle roundup.. I love the Snickerdoodle Bread. I created it when I was making quick breads for the Great American Bake Sale. I’ll have to give your blue ribbon recipe a try.
Barbara, I’m so glad you came up with this recipe, totally inventive my friend! Thansks for inspiring so many of us bloggie bloggers. XO
Tamara @jemofthesouth.com
Great list! That snickerdoodle bread looks so yummy!
marybeth
Sooo, do you add about a cup of white chocolate chips??
You could add a cup. I add 3/4 cup. And I fixed the recipe, thanks for pointing it out :)
Jillian Nicole
Well if you won an award then I have to try them–no New Year’s resolution is getting in my way!:) Also, might just have to try that snickerdoodle cake and cupcakes!:)
Michelle
Great roundup – I want to make each one of these recipes.
FYI – I think you forgot to include the white chocolate chips in your recipe.
Thanks for pointing that out, you read the recipe! Ha. Noted and fixed. THX!!
Kelley
Look at you little award winner and all! I can see why you would’ve have gone home with a ribbon, those cookies look scrumptious. I love all things snickerdoodle. I HAVE to try that bread from Let’s Dish. Thanks for including me!
Bev Weidner
Look at this! And I’m so proud of you and your award. You need to go celebrate! Even if it was *cough* something *cough* years ago. ;)
Yes, it may have been a *cough* few years ago. Thank goodness :)
Kathryn
This is such a great round up of some fantastic looking recipes not to mention your award-winning cookies!
Averie @ Love Veggies and Yoga
Wow, what an amazing roundup. I LOVE snickerdoodles (thanks for linking up my white choc snickerdoodles) and this post makes me want to start baking. I actually have another post set to come out in a week that I have to sit on but if you love snickerdoodles, I think you’ll like that one, too. I seriously can’t get enough :)