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Long before I was looking for the recipe of those square cookies that we all know from our childhood. Those store bought square cookies my little boy loves to eat up. So I don’t say that these cookies are like those square cookies, bet they”re good too – cookies are not very sweet, not very crispy, but breaks easily, and the most important that when my little one eats them I don”t have to run after him with a dustpan and sweep the crumbs.

Flakes cookies

Ingredients:
1 glass = 250 ml

  • 100 g flakes (oatflakes, 4 grain flakes or whatever)
  • 200 g all purpose flour
  • 1/2 glass sugar
  • 100 g margarine or butter
  • 2 eggs
  • 1 teaspoon baking powder

Directions:

  • Mix margarine and sugar, eat in eggs.
  • Then pour flakes, flour, baking powder and knead.
  • If the dough is too stiff, add a little bit of sourcream or sourmilk.
  • Thinly roll the dough, cut rounds or other figures and bake in the hot oven (I bake in 200 degrees of Celsius), till they gently bown.
  • Enjoy!

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