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Whether you need cookies for a school bake sale or to replenish your own cookie jar, here's the perfect recipe for busy moms: the one-step Robin Hood Sugar Cookie Mix (just add water and an egg!) Roll out the dough, use a cookie cutter for the shape you like, and then sprinkle on a little granulated sugar for the finishing touch! In just 8-10 minutes, these cookies are ready, and you're the world's best mom!
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SUGAR COOKIES


You will need
1 Package Sugar Cookie Mix
1 tbsp (15 mL) water
1 egg


Instructions
PREHEAT oven to 375° (190° ).

COMBINE all ingredients in a large bowl. Mix well with a wooden spoon then work dough with floured hands until smooth.

ROLL dough on floured surface to 1/8" (3 mm) thickness.

CUT cookies with floured cookie cutter. Using spatula, place cookies 1" (2.5 cm) apart on ungreased baking sheet. Work remaining dough together and re-roll.

BAKE at 375° (190°) for 8-10 minutes, or just until starting to brown around edges. Time will vary with size of cookies.

COOL 2 minutes on baking sheet then remove with spatula to wire rack.



Tips
Sprinkle lightly with white or coloured sugar before baking. Press lightly into dough.
For softer cookies, roll dough to ¼ (5 mm) thickness.


Shelf Life
The shelf life of this product is 12 months from the date of manufacture.


What exactly is a manufacturing code, and how do I read it?
For example, the manufacturing code (date the product was made) might look something like this:
6 365 548 0321 780
  • The first number represents the year it was made. For instance, the 6 in our example code means it was made in 2006. A number 7 would mean it was made in 2007, and so on.
  • The next three numbers represent the day of the year the product was made. In our example, the 365 (or three hundred and sixty-fifth day of the year) is December 31.
  • The following sets of numbers are further plant codes (i.e. plant number, time of production, etc.) and have nothing to do with the date of manufacture.