These delicious maple brown sugar cookies will quickly become a favorite in your household.

I used to love maple brown sugar cookies as a kid. My mom would always make a big batch and we would polish them off within a few days. I couldn’t get enough of their sweet, maple flavor.

Even now, I can’t resist a big batch of these cookies when they’re in season. I love to grab a batch, sit down at the kitchen table, and bake them all together.

Making these cookies is a nostalgic affair for me. I can still smell the sweet, maple flavor in the air as I work on the dough.

Even though I’ve moved away from home, I still make a batch or two of these cookies each year. It’s a tradition that I cherish.

Q: Can these cookies be made in a food processor?

A: Yes, these cookies can be made in a food processor.

Q: How do I make the frosting?

A: To make the frosting, mix together the maple syrup, brown sugar, and butter in a bowl until smooth. Mix in the vanilla extract. The frosting can also be stored in an airtight container in the refrigerator for up to 2 days.

Q: Do the cookies have to be chilled before the frosting is put on?

A: No, the cookies do not have to be chilled before the frosting is put on. The frosting can be put on immediately after the cookies are cooked.

Q: What is the best way to store the cookies once they are cooked?

A: The best way to store the cookies once they are cooked is to cool them completely, then frost them.