What are your favorite Christmas cookie recipes?
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I did crop, black and white (checkerboard and Pinwheels and so on.), Mint and double chocolate biscuits. Spritz, macaroni coconut, no cook chocolate biscuits of oatmeal, I did the stars of cinnamon and anise biscotti. Now I work from ideas but all the cookies are gone so what are your favorite recipes for Christmas.
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I did crop, black and white (checkerboard and Pinwheels and so on.), Mint and double chocolate biscuits. Spritz, macaroni coconut, no cook chocolate biscuits of oatmeal, I did the stars of cinnamon and anise biscotti. Now I work from ideas but all the cookies are gone so what are your favorite recipes for Christmas.
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mm, well that sounds yummmy… And for me.. i like plan boring shortbread choc. chip. cut into fun shapes. aha.. Coconut macaroons are pretty awesome too.
Mexican Wedding Cake Cookies
Or as my children, nieces and nephews call them “Those snowball cookies.”
Christmas wreaths!! I believe they are made with corn flakes and you put a bit of green coloring in the mixture. You shape them on the cookie sheet as little wreaths and then add red hots for the holly. Here’s a link for the recipe and it even has a little photo of them too!
One of my favorites is sugar cookies. I used to make them with my mom, but since she died, I make them with grandma now.
Merry Christmas!
SNICKERDOODLES
½cup butter, softened2teaspoons cream tartar
½cup shortening1teaspoon soda
1½cups sugar¼teaspoon salt
2eggs2Tablespoons sugar
2¾cups all-purpose flour2teaspoons cinnamon
Heat oven to 375 degrees. In food processor with metal blade, mix thoroughly butter, shortening, 1½ cups sugar, eggs, ½ of flour, cream of tartar, soda and salt. When thoroughly blended, add remainder of flour. Shape dough by rounded teaspoonsful into balls.
Mix 2 tablespoons sugar and the cinnamon; roll balls in mixture. Place 2 inches apart on ungreased baking sheet. Bake 8 to 10 minutes or until set. Immediately remove from baking sheet. Makes 6 dozen cookies. Works especially well if there’s a southern heritage.
gingerbreadmen and gingerbreadwomen!
Classic Sugar Cookies with homemade royal icing, YES i love that s***