By Bertha & Nancy Reppert
October/November 1995
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Keep your cookie monsters happy with a good supply of (clockwise from the left) Lavender Cookies, Black Pepper Chocolate Balls, Coriander Date Cookies, and Saffron Cookies.
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When she was growing up, my third daughter, Nancy, was the one who bounced home from school shouting, “Let’s make cookies, Mom!” I think I frustrated her often by using the cookie jar for kitchen composting; maybe that’s why, even today as a busy businesswoman herself, she’d still rather bake cookies than just about any other activity I can think of. She began developing cookie recipes at a fairly young age. In her tearoom, she is known for her rich sweets.
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The cookie recipes that follow are some of the Reppert family favorites. We hope that you enjoy them and keep your cookie jar full.
Cookie Jar Recipes:
• Nancy’s Mint Cookies
• Saffron Cookies
• Coriander Date Cookies
• Lemon Thyme Cookies
• Sweet Remembrances Enchantmint Brownies
• Lavender Cookies
• Black Pepper Chocolate Balls
• Rosemary Shortbread