So without further ado, I present a recipe so simple, it's almost cheating.
Homemade Dunkaroos
1 c butter, softened
3/4 c sugar
1 egg
1 tsp vanilla
2 1/4 c flour, sifted
1/2 tsp salt
1/4 tsp baking powder
Meez |
To make your Dunkaroos, you'll need a cookie press. This one used to be my Grandmother's--thank you Gmom! The beauty of using a press is two fold: 1) All of your cookies will be uniform 2) You get to choose the shape--keepin' things interesting!
Onto the cooking...
Preheat the oven to 375 degrees. Cream the butter and sugar
Beat in the egg and vanilla
Camels! I made a few butterflies, too! |
And now, what good are these little beauties without the icing? I don't know about you, but when I was a kid, and found a pack of Dunkaroos in my lunchbox, I felt obligated to stick my finger in the container and dig out all the icing. The homemade version is no different. Dunkaroos just aren't Dunkaroos without the icing. Since most recipes yield enough to frost whole cakes, and because my lunchbox doesn't need 3 cups of icing, I scaled it down.
I started with 2 Tbl of softened butter
Creamed the mess out of it
Added a scant cup of powdered sugar and stirred to combine
Did someone say chocolate? |
Just the right amount! |
The perfect lunchtime dessert! |
Why I should never talk on the phone while baking! |
Until next time! |
Ha! I remember DunkARoos. How about those animal crackers in the cute circus train box with a string handle? PHO or no-PHO? And my personal favorite, Twinkies? Mmmm.
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