COOKIES, BROWNIES, AND BARS
You can be miserable before you have a cookie and you can be miserable after you eat a cookie but you can't be miserable while you are eating a cookie. - Ina Garten
cookies from America's first Ladies
Shrewsbury Cakes - Martha Washington
Molasses Raisin - Abigail Adams
Molasses Ginger - Martha Jefferson
Dolley's Sugar Cookies - Dolley Madison
Cry Baby Cookies - Eliza Monroe
Shrewsbury Cookies - Louisa Adams
Jackson Jumbles - Rachel Jackson
Apple Pie Cookies - Angelica Van Buren
Harrison Cookies - Anna Harrison
Tippecanoe and Tyler Too Cookies - Letitia Tyler
Pecan Meringue Cookies - Sarah Polk
Calas Rice Fritter Cookies - Margaret Taylor
Apple Filled Cookies - Abigail Fillmore
Apple Thumbprint Cookies - Jane Pierce
Apees Cookies - Harriet Lane (Buchanan)
Sugar Cookies - Mary Todd Lincoln
Sweet Potato Spice Cookies - Eliza Johnson
Boston Cream Pie Cookies - Julia Grant
Cornmeal Big Sweeties - Lucy Hayes
Milk Cookies - Lucretia Garfield
Devil's Food Cake Cookies - Mary Arthur McElroy
Snickerdoodles - Rose and Frances Cleveland
Birthday Bon Bon Cookies - Caroline Harrison
Sagamore Hill Sand Tarts - Edith Roosevelt
Salted Almond Cookies - Nellie Taft
Tea Cakes - Ellen, Peggy, and Edith Wilson
Almond Sugary Cookies - Florence Harding
Maple Walnut Cookies - Grace Coolidge
Girl Scout Cookies - Lou Hoover
Soft Chewy Gingersnaps - Eleanor Roosevelt
Bess's Brownies - Bess Truman
Chocolate Marble Cookies - Mamie Eisenhower
Chocolate Chip Cookies - Jackie Kennedy
Chocolate Nut Drops - Lady Bird Johnson
Lemon Sugar Cookies - Pat Nixon
Double Chocolate Cookies - Betty Ford
Humdinger Date Nut Rolls - Rosalynn Carter
Coconut Macaroons - Nancy Reagan
Oatmeal Chocolate Chip Cookies - Barbara Bush
Clinton Family Chocolate Chips - Hillary Clinton
Texas Cowboy Cookies - Laura Bush
Almond Shortbread Cookies - Michelle Obama
Star Cookies - Melania Trump
Oatmeal Raisin Cookies - Jill Biden