Aunt Hilda's Recipe:
When I was first married, Aunt Hilda and Uncle George were family that my hubby and I visited now and then ..Aunt Hilda was my hubby's aunt on his Dad's side of the family. She was a great cook and served gigantic meatballs which looked like little meat loafs but rounded...but now getting back to her cookies...I had never eaten dates so I was reluctant to eat anything where dates were included; not wanting to offend her I did try one of the cookies("come on you must eat just one" were her words). Embarrassed I took one and the rest is history...Love them and I am sure you will too! Happy Baking !
When I was first married, Aunt Hilda and Uncle George were family that my hubby and I visited now and then ..Aunt Hilda was my hubby's aunt on his Dad's side of the family. She was a great cook and served gigantic meatballs which looked like little meat loafs but rounded...but now getting back to her cookies...I had never eaten dates so I was reluctant to eat anything where dates were included; not wanting to offend her I did try one of the cookies("come on you must eat just one" were her words). Embarrassed I took one and the rest is history...Love them and I am sure you will too! Happy Baking !
Date Drop Cookies (Aunt Hilda’s Recipe)
½ lb. butter softened
1 cup sugar
Cream together
Add 3 eggs
1 tsp. baking soda
1 cup coconut
½ lb. chopped dates
½ cup chopped nuts
3 cups flour
Drop by teaspoonful onto greased cookie sheet and bake 375 degrees for approximately 10 minutes.
Note: I decided to frost mine but you don't have to..It was just a touch I decided to do at the last minute..
Note: I decided to frost mine but you don't have to..It was just a touch I decided to do at the last minute..
Happy Baking from my kitchen to yours
M.J.
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