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Joyce's Cookie Sharing Recipe Booklet 2021

Joyce’s Cookie Recipe Sharing 2021

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Special thanks to 


Super Thanks to my Burnaby Community Kitchen 2

Biscochios (Joyce) 3

Brazilian Cheese Bread (Linda) 4

Cappuccino Muffins (Lynn) 6

Chocolate Chip Cookies (Louvaine) 7

Coffee Cake (Joyce) 8

Cranberry-Oatmeal Cookies (Gail) 9

Dark Chocolate Cranberry Almond Cookies (Christina) 10

Royal Icing (bby kitchen blog) 12

Grandma’s Gingersnap Cookies (bby kitchen blog) 13

Komish Broit (Joyce) 14

Korean Peanut Cookies (Mihyun) 15

Lori’s Dutch Boter Koek Butter Cookies (bby kitchen blog) 16

Mango, Ginger & Coconut Cookies (Janice) 17

Mrs. Tsui’s Almond Wafer Cookies (bby kitchen blog) 18

Oatmeal Chocolate Chip Cookies (Gail) 19

Rugelach (bby kitchen blog) 22

Shannon’s Biscotti Toscani (bby kitchen blog) 26

Soft and Comforting Pumpkin Oatmeal Cookies (Christina) 28

Soft Ginger Molasses Cookies (Tina) 30

Sufganiyot – Hanukkah Doughnuts (Joyce) 32

Triple Ginger Cookies  (Christina) 36

Tutti Fruity Cookies (Lynn) 37

Yuletide Toffee Squares (Sue) 38

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Super Thanks to my Burnaby Community Kitchen

I would like to  thank my neighborhood  small grant 's for giving  me the opportunity to be able to put this program on.

I would also like to thank  Is Lynn for allowing us to use her Zoom link for this project.

I would also like to thank  Christina and Janice for helping me with the shopping.

I would also like to thank Janice for putting the books together for me. And making the lovely cover for the books.

I would also like to thank Janice for helping with doing the shopping list.

I would also like to thank everybody for sending in the recipes so that we could make these books together.

I would also like to thank the participants that helped put the stuff in the bags.

Thank you,

     Joyce Hasson 

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