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Tulsa’s best-known cook, Nettie McBirney, was a nationally known culinary problem-solver who certainly was a cut above the rest as “Aunt Chick” in her Tulsa World cooking column. Her cookie cutters released in 1948 became an international holiday tradition.
My mother brought the first Christmas cutters when they came out. Please tell me I have to make a lot of Santa’s cookies for my grandson’s work about 70 or…
STOCKINGS, TREE, and STARS; You work them out. I never make two alike. Don’t write me, I already have a star. Listen, girls, my star has beans, don’t overlook that.…
SNOWMAN; These cutters are handled like all the Aunt Chick’s Cutters. Before baking, I use allspice berries for features and buttons. Press in. Red egg white is one egg white…
SANTA or SANTY; Santa’s nose and cheeks are like those in a storybook. Never doubt that anyone can compete with Santa or Santy, whichever you like best. Personally, I have…
Jack-O-Lantern Cookies; Color dough orange, before adding flour add coloring to creamed mixture until it is the color you wish when baked. Bake carefully. Colored dough discolors easily under too much…
BUNNY WITH EGG; With no decorations, the bunny, like a cunning little girl, needs to be dressed up for Easter. But “the boys” are fine as is. The bunny all…
MANLY COWBOY; From his bowlegs to cheeks of tan is all that one can wish. With allspice berry eyes and perhaps coconut chaps he is dressed as a cowboy should…
CLOWN; The mouth turns up in a grin. Most clowns’ scowl, this one grins. When pressing in the design don’t press too heavily on the line of the chin. You…
THE ANGEL; The angel is a sweetie. I did not give her a face so you could each use the little face you have known. Golden brown or red hair,…
The World’s Kitchen Log – 9/20/36 By Mrs. Sam P. McBirney I have not tried this recipe but Mrs. Walsh of the Detroit News gave it to me as her…
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