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Suburban Apartments: Living Outside NYC Doesn't Always Mean a House
For as long as I can remember, it's been like this: the city is for renting; the suburbs are for when you want to buy a house. Today, though, all that's changing, with the rise of suburban apartments.
While the city is keeping up its end of the equation--even after the condo craze of the aught years, New York City rental apartments still make up nearly 70% of all housing units--there are signs that both real estate developers and prospective tenants might be starting to view the suburbs in a different, more rental-friendly light.
To be sure, suburban apartments have existed for a long time, particularly in the low-rise garden apartment communities found in many places. These complexes frequently cater to the lower and middle classes. However, most of the activity in terms of new developments these days is in the high-end, luxury market--and the tenants by and large are people who in the past would have bought a home.
Take the New York City suburban communities of Westchester and Long Island, for example. both of which, according to a pair of recent articles in the New York Times, have never seen so much activity on and excitement within the rental market, both in existing homes and in new developments.
Westchester rental apartments are enjoying a incredible surge of interest, and not only from the traditional, more transient rental apartment customer. Arthur Collins, the president of the real estate developer Collins Enterprises, says that established families and empty-nesters are choosing Westchester rental apartments as the smart way to go in this still-uncertain economic climate.
With little confidence that the housing market has, in fact, hit bottom, and feelings of job security at a record low, many people just don't see the point in taking out a mortgage right now. Condo owners who don't want to sell at the low end of the market are renting out their apartments in increasing numbers, plus, of course, there's the enticement of lots of new developments featuring Westchester rental apartments, in neighborhoods as diverse as Yonkers (above, and top), Bronxville, New Rochelle, White Plains, Elmsford and Mamaroneck.
The market for Long Island rental apartments is also enjoying an unprecedented amount of new development and attention by prospective tenants. In Nassau County, for instance, Avalon Rockville Centre's rental apartments were two-thirds full before the complex, pictured above, officially opened.
And Bernie Quinn of Home Properties says that within his property management company's 3,500 Long Island rental apartments in neighborhoods all over the Island, the occupancy rate has been holding at an impressive 96% or above for quite a while.
Of course, all of this activity in the Long Island rental apartment market will only spur on more development in a part of New York City's suburbs that has traditionally been under-served by rentals (Westchester rental apartments make up just under 40% of housing units there, whereas in Long Island that number is still closer to 20%).
So look for more of these luxury suburban apartments to be built in the coming years. Which would be excellent news for anyone seeking to combine suburban living with the ease of rental apartment living.


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June 18, 2014
LOGAN, Utah - Former Utah State women's basketball player Jennifer Schlott was one of 446 female student-athletes nominated for the 2014 NCAA Woman of the Year award; it was announced on Wednesday.
Schlott is one of seven student-athletes from the Mountain West to be nominated. Boise State's Rachel Heaney, Fresno State's Meagan McKee, New Mexico's Michaela Bezdickova, San José State Darcie Anderson, Wyoming's Jennifer Mann and Veronica Popovici were also representatives of the MW.
Schlott is also one of three student-athletes from the Beehive State nominated for the 2014 NCAA Woman of the Year along with Amber Henry-Schultz from Weber State and Mary Beth Lofgren from Utah.
The guard, who graduated in May, had a historic season, earning USU's first-ever women's basketball Associated Press All-America honor. She also broke both Utah State and Mountain West scoring records, en route to being named the Mountain West Player of the Year.
Schlott broke both the Mountain West and Utah State single-season record for points scored with 811. She also set the MW record for single-season scoring, averaging 26.2 points per game in overall games and 27.2 points per game in league contests. She ended her four years at USU with the career points record with 1,566.
She also finished her career breaking the Utah State record for career assists with 436, while her 192 assists during the 2013-14 season broke the USU single-season record. The guard shattered the school record for single-game scoring with 44 points against UC Santa Barbara on Dec. 19. She became the first USU player to break the 40-point mark, as the previous school record was 38 points by Pat Montgomery against Weber State in 1979. She is also the eighth Utah State men or women's basketball player to score at least 44 points.
The Woman of the Year award honors graduating female student-athletes who have distinguished themselves throughout their collegiate careers in academics, athletics, service and leadership. Of the nominees, 205 competed in Division I, 75 competed in Division II, and 166 competed in Division III athletics.
Each conference then selects up to two women from the nominees to represent the conference. The Woman of the Year selection committee selects the top 30 honorees. From among those 30 candidates, the selection committee determines the top three in each division and announces the top nine finalists in September.
To view the list of school nominees, click here: http://bit.ly/NCAAWOTY.
Utah State ended the 2013-14 season with a 15-16 record, advancing to the quarterfinals of the Mountain West Tournament.
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Then why did they sue the bakeries who refused to make a cake, I bet they could find someone else to do it. If they can demand I make a cake who is to stop them from demanding a catholic wedding.
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Sorry see that now, guess I shouldn't comment until I finish that first cup of coffee.
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There are things I have told my mother recently that I remember and she is surprised because I was about that age.
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Did you remember what you read in the time it took to scroll down to the comments. He remembered it just didn't say anything.
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In second grade a boy spit on my head at recess, the teacher made him fill a cup with his spit and then drink it. I don't think anyone ever spit on anyone or the ground the rest of the year.
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February 13, 2014 at 1:10am
my daughter is stuck in Vegas till Sunday. Her first trip by herself she is in tears with no money for hotel after tonight, we can't help till Friday. AirTran/southwest said they didn't have anything but I was finding their flights out in the morning for sale on their website for more then triple original price.
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March 30, 2013 at 12:38am
I have received casting e-mails for some of these reality shows. They are always looking for a person to fit a role they already have scripted. My daughter's friend was followed by MTV for 2 days. The kids were coached about what to say. The producers had them point out types of kids to interview to add drama, they really got sick of it by the end of the first day. She was glad they did not get picked to be on the show, it would have meant being followed around for 4 weeks.
So anyway I don't feel sorry for this women, you would have to be very naive or looking for your 15 minutes of fame to agree to go on those shows.
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January 16, 2013 at 9:42pm
Our high school has improved the security. As part of the new system the kids were told to throw their shoes at someone in the school with a gun.
December 14, 2012 at 11:54pm
Every time I hear the stories like this I wonder if they are on these drugs. My daughter attempted to take her own life twice. The first more of an attention getting attempt did lead to diagnosing a biological condition. But at that point the mental health profession became involved and sent us on our way with Prozac. Second attempt the day after they decided to double her meds would have been a success if we had not found her in her room. We had a school counselor wanting to call social services when we refused to try something new after the second attempt. The parents may not always be to blame sometimes the mental health system and the schools take charge and before you know it this happens.
This coming from the city that has had two such students being featured on The Blaze. The dump truck thief was in my daughters elementary. Other daughter sat next to the Craig's list killer. Oh by the way yesterday we made the news for a kid with a hit list and threatening to bring a gun on Monday. He was suspeneded for 5 days.
November 6, 2012 at 10:41pm
I had a voter come to my location today that left the hospital with an Iv port came to vote and returned to the hospital.
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November 3, 2012 at 10:35pm
I would suggest naming the next big storm Chris, but that's my name too.
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as long as he is not asking anyone to vote satanic.
November 2, 2012 at 2:22pm
Sorry but being a poll judge in Ohio and having to follow the same law as Texas I would have made her cover the shirt up. In response to a lot of the comments on here about the other side following the rules. In 2008 I worked in a very democratic precinct, McCain ended up with 8 votes. There was someone handing out Obama stickers and voters had them on when they came in. I figured I was outnumbered and a majority of people there wanted Obama anyway so I didn't want to say anything. The presiding judge who was a democrat did inform anyone with a sticker to remove or cover it until they were out of the polls.
November 1, 2012 at 7:36pm
I think the comment section is like a car crash. You know it is gonna be bad but sometimes you just can't help looking. There are things said from the right and left that are disrespectful and offensive to the office of the president(No matter his party) or just other human beings in general. If I was a moderator almost half of what is posted would be probably removed.
November 1, 2012 at 2:06pm
"Is this how the people of this site come to conclusions? Not trying to be insulting, but driving through a town and counting signs? Does that make sense to anyone here? Just wondering."
It made sense to two other buckeyes so by my poll taking standards it makes sense. I guess you don't understand humor. I was trying to poke fun at the endless polls that all come up with different results depending on how questions are asked and sampling.
November 1, 2012 at 11:22am
My more accurate and scientific poll says Romney will win Ohio. Here are my findings as I drive through the state I see close to 30% more Romney signs then Obama. Plus the amount of houses I assume will go to Romney because they have signs for Josh Mandel or other conservative candidates, I also factored in empty chairs. The city of "Kent" I will call my margin of error. The most liberal city not on a coast has signs 50/50, but i did spot a very big lifeguard chair painted yellow(made my day).
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It was not just robbery. He is in my daughters class, she was just talking to me about how no one was surprised when they heard it was him. She said last year when she sat by him he used to talk about ways to kill people.
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I live in this city they say they are trying him as an adult.
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Thank you to everyone who contributed to our Dennistoun Day on the 11th August at the Nakodar. An amazing set of Prizes donated by local businesses, residents, artists and authors. A big thanks to the Nakodar for the brilliant food and to all who came along and made the day such a success.
The next Clean Up is Saturday September 3rd (always the first Saturday of the month) and we would like to extend a welcome to everyone to come and make a difference. Just an hour and a chance for a chat with your neighbours. Meet at 11am at Broompark Drive at the gardens opposite no 45.
Guided tour dates are now in the Diary. Peter Douglas, DCS Vice Convener, will be leading one on Saturday 13th August as part of our Dennistoun Day Celebrations. Meet at the Post Office at the corner of Westercraigs and Annfield Place at 11am
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KALAMAZOO — Jurors in the murder trial of Anthony and Marsha Springer have heard closing statements from the prosecutor and one of the Springers' attorneys.St. Joseph County Circuit Judge Paul Stutesman called a short recess following closing remarks by the prosecutor and Anthony Springer's attorney, John Bush, and was to resume the proceedings with a closing statement from Marsha Springer's attorney, Victor Bland, then a rebuttal from St. Joseph County Prosecutor John McDonough.
The Springers are charged with felony murder, torture and first-degree child abuse in connection with a Feb. 27, 2008, fire that killed their 16-year-old daughter, Calista, and destroyed their Centreville home. Firefighters found Calista restrained to her bed with a dog choke chain after the fire was extinguished.
In asking jurors for guilty verdicts, McDonough showed photos of her at a young age and of the way she died in the fire. Several times, he held the dog chain and zip ties used to hold Calista in her bed.
"The last time I checked, ladies and gentlemen, there was a big difference between a dog and a human being," the prosecutor said. "There's a reason that's a dog collar."
In his closing statement, Bush contended that Calista's death was not caused by the dog chain, but by an accidental fire.
"Quite simply, was Tony a protective father or a mean, cunning, vindictive, cruel parent?" Bush said. "It's your choice. You make that decision ... I don't care if you like Tony. I don't care if you dislike Tony. I don't care if you hate him.
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Summer planting season is going well
Summer crop growing season is well underway in Missouri.
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While the iPhone's alarm clock is experiencing some technical difficulties, the powerful "Explore 9/11" app showcases the smartphone's brilliant display, full audio range and its accurate GPS system.The National September 11 Memorial & Museum created the Explore 9/11 app as a guide to understanding 9/11 through the eyes of witnesses.Download the app now for Read more »
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NEPTUNE — A New Jersey man involved in a drag race that led to a deadly crash nearly four years ago is headed to state prison.
Twenty-eight-year-old Carlos Ortiz of Neptune received a three-year sentence Friday and had his driver's license suspended for a year.
Ortiz pleaded guilty in November to knowingly leaving the scene of an accident resulting in death. That stemmed from a March 2007 crash in Neptune that killed three young men.
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Villanueva was convicted last summer on vehicular homicide charges and driving with a suspended or revoked license. He was sentenced in October to 25 1/2 years in prison.
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Larry Corban: Moving 4-Ward
I don't know about his blues career, but Corban proves himself a fine jazzman on this quartet outing. The guitarist has played with qunitets, quartets, trios, duos behind singers; but on Moving 4-Ward he teams with trumpeter Avishai E. Cohen, bassist Omer Avital, and drummer Daniel Freedman for a clean and propulsive set of post-bop workouts. Corban's crisp attack counterpoints trumpeter Cohen's stretched lines, with the band sounding at times like a late fifties Miles Davis group.
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Get an overview of this hotel3.5-star hotel with full-service spa and free breakfast
Situated in Quedlinburg, this hotel is within a 15-minute walk of St Nikolai Church, Fachwerkmuseum Standerbau, and Market Square. Quedlinburg Cathedral and Quedlinburg Castle are also within 1 mi (2 km).
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Hotel Quedlinburger Hof features a full-service spa. The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. A complimentary breakfast is offered each morning. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary.
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Because Sometimes Winning Ugly Beats Not Winning At All
This Dolphins team is a textbook case for winning ugly. Has been all season. But, in the NFL, any win goes a long way. Yes, they play down to the shit-teams. Yes, we all wish they would just blow out said shit-teams by 30 points. Yes, it makes you want to drop kick an old man in the throat. But, as infuriating as it can get, the Fins always seem to find a way to win these games. It's ass-faced ugly. But it's a win. Whereas last season, they had perfected the art of losing the closest of games, this season they're finding ways to bring home the victory. So it's all good. You have to look at these wins that way. What else can you do but two bag that hag and go to town?
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Humanity cannot foresee every challenge facing us in the coming decades. But what we can say with confidence is that our future looks far brighter if it contains people who possess not only raw intelligence and good intentions, but something more. People who are skilled at weighing evidence, and risks; who subject their own beliefs to scrutiny, yet don't lose their drive; who understand the biases built into the human brain; who are attuned to their emotions and intuitions, but not ruled by them.
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2013 was CFAR's first full year in existence, and it's certainly been a busy one. Below, I'd like to share with you a picture of how we've grown and what we've achieved over that period, as well as the next steps we're planning.
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Ran many workshops. That includes six four-day workshops in the Bay Area, as well as many beta-tests of new formats, such as one-day workshops, workshops in other states (Utah and New York), and workshops for groups (starting with a project team from Facebook).
Awarded dozens of altruism scholarships. 2013's workshop participants included students trying to plan an altruistic career, researchers studying existential risk, entrepreneurs tackling open science and health care reform, managers at charitable foundations, and people working in education, policing, nursing and local politics, who wanted to bring applied rationality back to their fields.
Began providing six weeks of follow-up calls to each workshop participant, to help our skills stick, and to learn more about how our classes work on real life problems.
Launched our online research program, in which we test the effectiveness of rationality techniques, in controlled trials, on hundreds of volunteers.
Ran a series of evening events promoting rationality creatively, such as a Rationalist Debate, and, during Halloween week, a Bayesian Murder Mystery.
Taught a semester-long course on rational thinking for UC Berkeley undergraduates, in partnership with Nobel Laureate Saul Perlmutter.
Ran our second annual SPARC (Summer Program on Applied Rationality and Cognition), a week-long summer camp for mathematically gifted high-schoolers.
Taught at the 2013 Effective Altruism summit, giving several days of rationality training to over 50 of the world's most motivated Effective Altruists.
Happily, we've now reached the point where our workshops consistently run smoothly, garner high ratings, and provide us with some regular revenue. That means we can focus increased attention, going forward, on long-term investments in our mission:
1. Building community.
We have over 350 alumni now, and as that number rises, we'll need infrastructure in place to foster a thriving community. For the last year we've maintained an active alumni mailing list, where people troubleshoot and swap tips daily. But the strongest communities aren't online-only. In mid-2014, we're planning our first-ever alumni reunion, bringing past participants from around the world together for several days to forge new connections and brush up their rationality skills.
2. Extending our reach.
We'll be continuing to experiment with shorter, cheaper, mobile, and more widely accessible variations on our current workshop model:
In December and January, we're running a series of short workshops on particular issues such as programming, having better arguments, and setting resolutions.
In February, we'll be running a workshop in Melbourne, Australia, and considering running more foreign workshops soon.
We've repeatedly been asked for other forms of rationality training besides workshops – consulting, one-on-one coaching, webinars, and evening classes. In 2014, we'll begin beta-testing several of these.
By this time next year, we'll have the capacity to reach more people, in more places, from more varied backgrounds, and for less cost.
3. Research.
We're ramping up our online research program in 2014. In the short run, the results we get will feed back into our curriculum; in the longer run, they'll feed into the wider research community. Several professors and PhD students have already expressed interested in collaborating with CFAR on more formal, publishable tests once we've honed in on promising hypotheses.
In particular, this year we'll be increasing our focus on "epistemic" rationality: the ability to reason clearly and objectively, and generally form accurate models of the world. It's trickier to teach than "instrumental" rationality, but no less vital. Last year saw some progress on this front — our "Building Bayesian Habits" class, for example, began performing much better after we figured out how to help people notice their intuitive, "System 1" expectations of probabilities. We'll need many more of those mini-breakthroughs to build a truly strong epistemic curriculum.
4. Helping people help the world.
We'll continue to give out free rationality training to people who want to help the world, with altruism scholarships to our standard workshops, and with our third annual SPARC for gifted high schoolers. But we're also starting to develop curriculum that's explicitly about how to use rationality to do more good. In January, we'll be holding our first "Epistemic rationality and altruism" mini-workshop.
Additionally, in 2014 we're launching a scholarship program for K-12 teachers who want to incorporate rationality into their teaching. In our long-term vision, school curricula would all include training in probability, logic, cognitive biases and good decision-making habits. In the short term, we think that giving rationality training to individual teachers, each of whom will pass it on to hundreds of students, is a good first step. And those teachers' pioneering efforts will give us valuable information about which strategies for teaching rationality in schools are most effective.
Your donations can make these next steps in our mission possible, and help create a well-tested art of rationality to give to the individuals and institutions whose decisions will be determining the course of our world's future.
We'd greatly appreciate your support, especially right now during our matching drive when it goes twice as far. Click below to find out how to donate to CFAR, and invest through us in the world's future:
"I'm co-president of an effective altruism student group at Harvard. Rationality training helped me create and successfully execute a plan to vastly increase our campus presence–everything from making uncomfortable cold calls to powering through bureaucracy, and from running complex events to quickly updating on feedback. So far our progress has been amazing, and I credit a lot of this success to CFAR's excellent material."
Our heartfelt thanks, and happy holidays, from me and everyone at CFAR,
Julia Galef, President
Center for Applied Rationality
*150,000 of total matching funds has been generously pledged by: Matthew Wage, Peter McCluskey, Benjamin Hoffman, Janos Kramar & Victoria Krakovna, Liron Shapira, Satvik Beri, Kevin Harrington, Jonathan Weissman, and Ted Suzman.
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Soft chocolate sugar cookies topped with whipped vanilla buttercream to delight your sweet tooth!
My husband and I don't really do much to celebrate Valentine's Day. This year we'll probably just enjoy a nice meal at home together as a family and share a bottle of champagne after the kids go to bed. No frills, no fuss.
I'm just not that big of a fan of the holiday with its overpriced flowers, crowded restaurants, etc. That being said, Valentine's Day is good for one thing:
I do have a soft spot for Valentine's Day treats. Cookies, candies, chocolates, cake— just give me all the sugary confections.
I discovered these chocolate sugar cookies a few years ago and they've been a favorite ever since. They're soft, chocolatey and fabulous enough all on their own. But I can't resist the opportunity to pile on my favorite whipped vanilla buttercream, it's dreamy! The combo of the cookies and the frosting is a match made in heaven, and it sure makes my sweet tooth happy.
Throw in some festive food coloring and fun sprinkles and you've got some adorable, and delicious, Valentine's Day treats.
>> Have you tried this recipe? I'd love to hear about it! Leave a comment below, send me an email, or take a photo and tag it on instagram with #completelydelicious.
- 1 cup (227 grams) unsalted butter, at room temperature
- 1 cup (200 grams) granulated sugar
- ½ cup (115 grams) light or dark brown sugar
- 3 large eggs
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 3 cups (375 grams) all-purpose flour
- ⅔ cup (60 grams) unsweetened cocoa powder
- 2 teaspoons espresso powder (optional)
- ½ teaspoon salt
- 4 cups (1 lb, 455 grams) powdered sugar, sifted
- 1 cup (227 grams) unsalted butter, at room temperature
- ¼ cup (65 ml) heavy whipping cream
- 1 tablespoon vanilla extract
- ¼ teaspoon almond extract
- Food coloring (optional)
- Sprinkles (optional)
- In the bowl of a stand mixer fitted with a paddle attachment or in a bowl with a hand mixer, beat the butter and sugars on high until pale and creamy, about 4 minutes. Add the eggs one at a time, mixing after each. Add the vanilla extract and mix until combined.
- In a separate bowl, sift together the cocoa powder, flour, espresso powder (if using) and salt. Add to the mixer bowl in 2 additions and mix on low until just combined. Divide dough in half and place on a sheet of plastic wrap. Use the plastic wrap to help shape the dough into a disk (dough will be sticky). Cover completely with the plastic wrap. Chill dough for 1 hour and up to a few days.
- When ready to bake, preheat oven to 325 degrees F and line 2 sheet pans with parchment paper.
- Working with one disk of dough at a time, roll out on a lightly floured surface to about ¼ inch thick. Cut shapes as desired. Place on the prepared sheet pans ½ inch apart. Chill in the freezer for 15 minutes.
- Bake cookies just until the edges are firm, 13-16 minutes depending on the size of your cookies. Do not over bake. Since the cookies are dark in color it may be difficult to see when they are done, so you may wish to bake a few test cookies to be sure you get the timing right.
- Let the cookies cool completely before frosting.
- Store cookies in an airtight container at room temperature for several days. Unfrosted cookies may be frozen for up to one month, stacked between layers of wax paper.
- In the bowl of a stand mixer fitted with a paddle attachment or in a bowl with a hand mixer, beat the powdered sugar, butter, whipping cream, vanilla and almond extracts on low speed a few minutes until the mixture comes together in a thick frosting. Increase speed to high and whip for several minutes until light and airy, scraping the bowl down periodically. Add food coloring and mix until smooth, if desired.
- Frost cooled cookies as desired. Frosting can be made up to 2 days in advance. Store in an airtight container at room temperature.
This recipe was originally published in February 2013. Photos have been updated and slight changes to the wording of the recipe have been made.
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30 Responses to Chocolate Sugar Cookies
Cookin' Canuck says:
These are the prettiest sugar cookies! You know you need to make those for John's class Valentine's parties when he's older, right?
Um, hello chocolate sugar cookies. Where have you been all my life?
Annalise says:
I know, right? That's exactly what I thought!
Abril says:
It looks yummy!! How many cookies do you get with this recipe?
Thanks 🙂
Annalise says:
The yield is listed in the recipe. About 3 dozen cookies, but it depends on the size of your shapes.
These are beautiful. Food styling and photography is something you have down girl. Seriously. Every picture you take is PERFECT.
Annalise says:
I still feel I have a lot to learn, but thank you!!
Janey says:
Agreed, perfect pictures. Open a print shop on Etsy right this minute!!
Annalise says:
Oh, you are too nice! 🙂
becky at Vintage Mixer says:
I love your regular sugar cookies so I'm sure these will be amazing as well. And you decorated them so perfectly!! Where was little John while all this was going down?!
Annalise says:
Thank you! And John was napping, playing with his toys, and then crying for attention. Frosting sugar cookies (and photographing them) takes way too long!
Becky M says:
I agree with Meghan, chocolate sugar cookies are genius! Pinterest is not letting me pin your image though!
Becky M says:
Never mind, i can pin it now!
Annalise says:
Sorry for the troubles, sometimes I know Pinterest is finicky. 🙂
Tina says:
These cookies look delightful Annalise. I've never had chocolate flavoured sugar cookies; can't wait to give these a try. I also found royal icing quite tricky to work with, but there's nothing quite like that shiny smooth finish!
Naoko says:
I made these last night and it took me hours… because, I have a small fridge, a small freezer, and a small oven. I could only chill, freeze, and bake a small amount at a time. But it was worth it! They came out looking great and delicious!! Thanks for sharing a great recipe. (I found it on Pinterest)
Annalise says:
It definitely it a little time consuming. I can agree with you there. If you're not so concerned about the cookies keeping their shape, some of the chilling can be skipped. I'm glad you liked them though. I agree, totally worth the effort!
I love the idea of chocolate sugar cookies. These look simply perfect…I'll take both frosted and unfrosted!
Jennifer says:
These sound wonderful! I am going to make them tonight. I might try my typical sugar cookie frosting since the royal icing is hard to work with. I use Confectioner's Sugar, milk, and vanilla (plus food coloring). Can't wait till these are done!
Annalise says:
I hope you enjoy them! They should be delicious with traditional frosting too.
Tiffany says:
Annalise, These are delicious! Thank you for posting. I was looking for something a little different to make for Valentine's Day. These have been a hit so far. I mixed up my second batch last night and will get them baked and ready for deliver tonight.
Annalise says:
So glad you liked them, Tiffany! Thanks! 🙂
Jen says:
Your cookies are gorgeous, but I ran into more than a few problems making them. The instructions don't really explain why you refrigerate than freeze the cookies. Also, no flour is used when rolling out the dough? I improvised a bit, but thought I'd let you know.
Annalise says:
I think that the reason you chill them in the fridge is because you want to keep the dough cold, while still being able to work with it. After you've shaped the cookies, the freezer just helps get them really cold before baking and ensures they keep their shape while in the oven.
I will change the instructions to mention flour during rolling and cutting. Thanks!
Now I can make a batch of these for myself and a batch of regular for my hubby (and I'll probably eat them all…)
They look truly gorgeous.
Elizabeth says:
I made these yesterday. They are AWESOME.
My husband loves sugar cookies so I got this idea to do an elaborate set of them for Valentine's day and on a whim searched for chocolate sugar cookies. This recipe seemed the best out of the ones I found and I'm so glad I made them because they ROCK. I only bothered chilling the dough in between rolling and cutting the shapes (grab a hunk from the freezer, roll it, repeat) and they still held their shapes very well, much better than the traditional sugar cookies I also made the previous day. I will definitely be making these again. If I just omitted the cocoa powder do you think this recipe would be fine to make regular sugar cookies? I was just so pleased with how they held up.
Thanks again for putting this up, and your pictures are BEAUTIFUL. My frosting didn't turn out quite so perfect looking, but hey, good frosting job or bad they still taste the same.
Nan Sang says:
Would it be possible to freeze the dough for later?
Danika says:
I'm so glad someone made the sweetapolita recipe smaller! But I'm wondering why if the recipe is halved, you still use the same amount of eggs?
katie says:
Has anyone had success freezing this recipe? I want to make it now (very pregnant and due any day) and make them in a few weeks for Valentine's Day?!?!
Annalise says:
You can certainly freeze this recipe! You have two options – 1. Follow instruction through step #2, wrapping dough twice in plastic wrap, and store in the freezer for up to 1 month. Let thaw in the fridge overnight before using. Proceed with recipe. And 2. Follow instructions through step #4. After freezing cut-out cookies for 15 minutes, transfer to a freezer ziplock bag or airtight container and store in the freezer for up to 1 month. You may want to place parchment paper in between stacks of cookies to make sure they don't freeze solid together. When you're ready to bake, place frozen cookies on parchment-lined baking sheet and proceed. Hope this helps!
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