
Sunday, December 20, 2009
Cookie Baking Day 2009 has been brought to you by...

Laura: Cookie Master Emeritus


Sandra: Oven Master

Tom: Cookie Counter

Maureen: Dough Maker, Cookie Maker, First Assistant to the Oven Master, and Dog Walker

Laurie: Cookie Room Manager and Dough Maker

LeRoy: Host and Nutcracker

Emily: Cookie Maker

Jessica: Cookie Maker

Alex: Cookie Maker

Debbie: Dough Maker, Nourishment Services, and Cookie Sheet Prep/Maintenance

Don: Cookie Inspector

Janie: Dough Maker, Cookie Maker, and Nourishment Services

Ashley: Assistant Cookie Counter, Cookie Maker, and Dog Walker

Dave: Photographer, Blogmaster, and Dog Walker

Nate: Cookie Maker and Dog Walker

Jenni: Cookie Master

Sandra: Oven Master

Tom: Cookie Counter

Maureen: Dough Maker, Cookie Maker, First Assistant to the Oven Master, and Dog Walker

Laurie: Cookie Room Manager and Dough Maker

LeRoy: Host and Nutcracker

Emily: Cookie Maker

Jessica: Cookie Maker

Alex: Cookie Maker

Debbie: Dough Maker, Nourishment Services, and Cookie Sheet Prep/Maintenance

Don: Cookie Inspector

Janie: Dough Maker, Cookie Maker, and Nourishment Services

Ashley: Assistant Cookie Counter, Cookie Maker, and Dog Walker

Dave: Photographer, Blogmaster, and Dog Walker

Nate: Cookie Maker and Dog Walker
Final cookie count

On Cookie Baking Day 2009, we baked 1,660 cookies:
131 Crescents
84 Raspberry Logs
92 Sugar Cookies
120 Cream Wafers
125 Molasses Crinkles
139 Macaroons
122 Mint Chocolate Krinkles
11 Cream Cheese Plum Pockets
110 Peanut Butter Blossoms
239 Thumbprints
130 Snowballs
125 Refrigerator Cookies
140 Snickerdoodles
Why doesn't the total count match up with the sum of the individual counts? Because we maintain two counts. The first count is number of cookies placed on the cookie table. Some of these cookies disappear (they get eaten) before the second count, which is the number of each type of cookie.
Behind the scenes: model cookies
Perhaps you've noticed that Cookie Baking Day cookies are remarkably consistent in size and shape. How do our Cookie Makers do this? They use model cookies. Here is a model Cresent:

In this photo, one of our Cookie Makers checks her Peanut Butter Blossom against the model Peanut Butter Blossom. Notice how similar the two cookies look.

In this photo, one of our Cookie Makers checks her Peanut Butter Blossom against the model Peanut Butter Blossom. Notice how similar the two cookies look.

1000 cookies!
Cookie count update 1
As of 2:49 p.m., we've baked 824 cookies:
131 Crescents
84 Raspberry Logs
92 Sugar Cookies
120 Cream Wafers
125 Molasses Crinkles
139 Macaroons
122 Mint Chocolate Krinkles
11 Cream Cheese Plum Pockets
131 Crescents
84 Raspberry Logs
92 Sugar Cookies
120 Cream Wafers
125 Molasses Crinkles
139 Macaroons
122 Mint Chocolate Krinkles
11 Cream Cheese Plum Pockets
Cookie count
As of 1:28 p.m., we have baked 402 cookies:
131 Crescents
84 Raspberry Logs
92 Sugar Cookies
84 Macaroons
11 Cream Cheese Plum Pockets
131 Crescents
84 Raspberry Logs
92 Sugar Cookies
84 Macaroons
11 Cream Cheese Plum Pockets
The first trays of cookies go in the oven
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