Name: Mrs. Fields Lemon Macadamia Cookies
Ingredients: 2 c FLOUR; 1/2 ts BAKING SODA; 1/4 ts SALT; 1 c LT BROWN SUGAR,PACKED; 1/2 c SUGAR; 1/2 c BUTTER, SOFTENED; 4 oz CREAM CHEESE, SOFTENED; 1 lg EGG; 1 ts LEMON EXTRACT; 1 1/2 c MACADAMIA NUTS, UNSALTED

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Dairy, Eggs, Grains		Cookies, Mimi	36	Servings

INGREDIENTS

2	c	FLOUR
1/2	ts	BAKING SODA
1/4	ts	SALT
1	c	LT BROWN SUGAR,PACKED
1/2	c	SUGAR
1/2	c	BUTTER, SOFTENED
4	oz	CREAM CHEESE, SOFTENED
1	lg	EGG
1	ts	LEMON EXTRACT
1 1/2	c	MACADAMIA NUTS, UNSALTED

INSTRUCTIONS

-PREHEAT OVEN TO 300* F. IN A MEDIUM BOWL COMBINE FLOUR, SODA AND SALT.
MIX WELL AND SET ASIDE. IN A LARGE BOWL BLEND SUGARS WELL WITH AN ELECTRIC
MIXER SET AT MED SPEED. ADD THE BUTTER AND CREAM CHEESE, AND MIX TO FORM A
SMOOTH PASTE. ADD THE EGG AND LEMON EXTRACT, AND BEAT AT MEDIUM SPEED UNTIL
LIGHT AND SOFT. SCRAPE DOWN SIDES OF BOWL OCCASIONALLY. ADD THE FLOUR
MIXTURE AND NUTS. BLEND AT LOW SPEED JUST UNTIL COMBINED. DO NOT OVERMIX.
DROP BY ROUNDED TABLESPOONS ONTO UNGREASED COOKIE SHEETS, 2 INCHES APART.
BAKE 23-25 MIN. IMMEDIATELY TRANSFER TO A COOL FLAT SURFACE. YIELD APPROX 3
DOZEN
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MRS. FIELDS
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