Since Christmas is just around the corner I thought I would share some of these yummy Christmas Cookie recipes.
My sweet friend Jemma had on her FB page this link for the cutest and yummiest cookies ever for the holidays. I thought I would share it with you. Nice part is you can begin to bake these and freeze them. I always give my neighbors a tray of cookies. Seeing all these really unique and cute cookie recipes made me smile.
Scroll through the pics and if any of these strike your fancy you can go to the link below. Happy Baking. I know a lot of you begin your cookie backing early and freeze them. I think that is a brilliant idea and it will make the downhill slide into Christmas a little more enjoyable. With Thanksgiving and Christmas so close together it is good to be able to start some of the decorations and baking early. At least that is what I have found to make things fun and less stressful at the holidays.
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I found these Mud Pie Cookie plates awhile back on clearance and purchased a few to put my home baked cookies on for neighbors and friends.
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They were so cute with the napkins and cookie server.
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It's smart to get a head start on holiday baking now Kris. Thanks for sharing this huge array of Christmas cookie recipes.
ReplyDeleteWe will have a cookie decorating party here at my home December 12th. The 12th is also my birthday. We have been hosting a cookie decorating party with my family for a few years now. It is so much fun.
ReplyDeleteThey all look sooooooo good! Those little hot cocoa cups are really cute. I want one of everything. LOL!!!
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YUM! I want some of those kisses cookies! Making my mouth water. I love to bak3e and freeze ahead if possible. Makes things a lot easier in my book. Hugs and blessings, Cindy
ReplyDeleteCute, cute, cute!! I can't wait to bake this season, now that we have a new mixer and someone (my daughter) who loves using it! Those little hot chocolate mug cookies are adorable. I'm going to request those and volunteer to be the official taste tester!! xo
ReplyDeleteGood morning Kris!
ReplyDeleteOh, I don't know if I'll have the space to bake this year. Our bedroom renovation started yesterday and I think it's going to be at least two months until everything is buttoned up! Now, you're the one who shared the "potato chip cookie" recipe last year, right?
Now this was true torture as I am drinkig my hot black coffee, now. lol These look so cute and yummi.. The hot cocoa ones in the little cups are so adorable..not sure I could eat them. :0) .. And cheers to the Bailey ones, too..and I always love the vanila icings' ones.. Thanks for sharing...I hope I can find time to try one or two of these(or the energy) and not eat them all myself.. ;0) ... Those plates were a great find, too. "Tis the Season". I so enjoy your ideas that you come up with or make reference to in your Blog. Happy Holidays to all.
ReplyDeleteSuper cute presentation in these cookies! Some of these would be fun to do with your girls, Kris.
ReplyDeleteThose cookies are all adorable~
ReplyDeleteOh those are fun! Bailey's bonbons? Why yes, please. I just might have to give those a try. Holding onto to Fall just a bit longer although I'm starting to get excited about Christmas. Thanks for the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteHugs, Cecilia
They are all so festive and look delicious. I've made the candy cane ones before but I need to make those adorable hot cocoa ones. Heading over to get the recipe next. Thanks for sharing these with us, Kris! xo
ReplyDeleteHow cute are those snowmen??? I can't wait to bake more. I just love it!
ReplyDeleteHave a great day!
I don't bake much, but these are great-looking holiday desserts!
ReplyDeleteBrenda
Kris, those Christmas cookies are so adorable. Each one is so special. Hot cocoa ones, the snowman and candy cane, wow. Thanks for sharing these sweet cookies. xoxo
ReplyDeleteOh Kris, these are all adorable! I'm heading over to her blog to save a few recipes, though I seem to bake less and less each year. I might try the bon bon's.. for company, if I have any. I normally just make sugar cookies, frosted of course, and thumb prints with a little bit of mince meat in the center, or jam, and used to make gingerbread people when my boys were younger, but haven't for years. I do love a good gingerbread cookie though! Those plates are just adorable... I never get to any home stores as the closest ones are 50 miles away. Take care... Marilyn
ReplyDeleteThese cookies are adorable. I have made the candy canes before and they are fun to make.
ReplyDeleteThank you Kris for sharing
OMG. They all look so delicious, especially the bourbon balls. I'll have to find where I put my mixer when I moved in. LOL.
ReplyDeleteSo many cute cookie ideas.
ReplyDeletehave a great rest of the week.
Blessings, Nellie
Oh, Kris! I'm drooling here! Those cookies look so good and I do love me some yummy cookies! I want to thank you for always coming by my blog for a visit! I appreciate you so much.
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Shelia ;)
Kris, those are all such wonderful cookies. I always plan to bake a lot more than I actually do. If I get to just plain sugar cookies, I feel lucky..Happy Wednesday..xxoJudy
ReplyDeleteAll of these cookies are amazing! They all appeal to me, but the Christmas trees and the string lights are my faves!
ReplyDeleteI think the hot cocoa cookies are darling. I might make those! :D
ReplyDeleteThose are all so cute. I see those Micky Mouse ones on top and will send Alana a snap of that. She is a baker at heart and would love to make those for her Disney girlfriends. What fun!
ReplyDeleteThese are so creative, Kris. The turtle cookies look pretty decadent. Which when it comes to chocolate is a good thing! So much cuteness, here. Thanks for sharing! xx
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