Made these cookies for my husband and he LOVED them. They are delicious and so quick and easy to make. My first Paula Dean recipe, but definitely not my last!

By Jazmin on January 02, 2012

Paula, I attempted to make your lemon drop mini cupcakes, and failed. Can you please tell me what I did wrong? They came out hallow in the middle. The only thing I can think of is that I didn't mix the batter well enough.Could that be what went wrong?

By Lucy on December 15, 2011

My teenage daughter and I made these cookies together for Thanksgiving. They were simple to make and absolutely delicious! I have always wanted to bake something that involved molasses. Thank you Paula, we love you!!!

By Angela Byous on November 23, 2011

Hey, paula my name is chaity in i just want, to say that me and my sisters and my mom. Love your show and i love your cookies I'am in a culb call key culb it is to help poeple and other who need it. In we was make some of your cookies and give them to poeple and they love it too.In just to let you know you have alot of friend down here Texas love Chasity

By Chasity Bell on November 20, 2011

I wish I had what ever cookie sandwhitch she ever made well not all of them but they still look good you probaly want to try one of those cookies I want to have one right now!

By Anonymous on September 29, 2011

YUM loved them, shared with the library staff and my W W leaders, they are not really Weight Watcher cookies but we surely enjoyed them. Thank you Paula for sharing. Think I have all your cookbooks.

By Barbara on January 10, 2011

This is my son's favorite cookie--he shares them with everyone he knows when I make them. However, if the oven isn't quite hot enough, you will get a very puffy cookie--this is how he likes them best!

By Anonymous on December 10, 2010

By Anonymous on November 19, 2010

This is a great cookie! we had to go back and make another batch. One batch was not enough.

By Anonymous on December 25, 2009

I have numerous recipes from great aunts and grandmothers for delicious chocolate chip, and peanut butter and etc etc cookies. I have never been able to find a good recipe for ginger cookies which are my favorites. This is by far the tastiest and easiest to make. Paula Deen, you rock.

By Anonymous on December 20, 2009

wonderful cookies, Thanks Paula Edna

By Anonymous on November 05, 2009

Try substituting molasses with sorgum, which you can find in many specialty stores and Amish restaurants and gift stores. Many people argue that molasses and sorgum are the same thing, but I think there is a BIG difference. To each his own taste bud! YUUUUMMMMYYY!

By Anonymous on November 03, 2009

These cookies are delicious, I just made them this morning! Thanks, Paula!

By Aubrey on July 07, 2009

By ilikebuttertoo on May 10, 2009

These are the best ginger cookies. Everone at my house loves them!

By ilikebuttertoo on May 10, 2009