Hi Jamie there is often enough salt in the butter or baking soda in a recipe
that you do not have to always have salt added to sugar cookie recipes.
Dana
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Hi,
A sugar cookie recipe I have made has no salt; only baking soda, cream of
tartar, vanilla and almond extract in addition to the butter, egg flour and
powdered sugar.
Jeanne
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That sounds like a great recipe. Where did it come from and are you going to
post it here?
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Baking powder does have some salt in it. At least the baking powder that I
asked someone to read me directions on. I would say if your dog feels a little
too sticky add a little more salt and don’t worry about it. I don’t think the
salt is that critical in the recipe.
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Hi, I was looking up an old recipe I got back in high school for granny's
sugar cookies. The recipe called for plain flour and baking powder but not
salt. I thought most cookie recipes particularly sugar cookies called for
salt. Am I misinformed on this? I do not want to mess up my recipe but
