This page contains easy Christmas cookie recipes. Christmas cookies are a holiday tradition in just about every household. Quick and easy Christmas cookie recipes make it easier to make the cookies you and your family want during the holidays.
Colorful Christmas Tree Cookies
In this video, Pastry Chef Nicole Ferrigno shows you how to make some super easy, colorful and tasty Christmas tree cookies. Be sure to watch the related videos for more holiday treats.
This page contains recipes for candy cane cookies. Candy cookies for many of us are a Christmas tradition. If you are looking for a new variation or are planning to bake these fun favorites for the first time you will be needing a recipe.
Heat oven to 400 degrees F. Combine all ingredients except flour in large mixer bowl. Beat at medium speed until creamy. Reduce speed to low; add flour. Beat until well mixed.
These bars a little time-consuming, but are so tasty. These bars do not require many ingredients, so you might already have everything handy to bake these soon.
Heat oven to 400 degrees F. Mix shortening, sugar, and eggs thoroughly. Blend all dry ingredients and stir in. Roll in balls the size of small walnuts and roll in a mixture of sugar and cinnamon.
Cream sugar and shortening. Add egg and molasses. Sift flour, add soda and spices and mix. Form in small balls and roll in sugar. Bake at 350 F. for 10-12 minutes.
Cream shortening, cream cheese, and sugar. Add vanilla. Mix dry things and sift in. Chill dough. Roll on floured board and cut into 3 inch squares or any way you wish.
Not only is it quick and easy to prepare, it is different from the usual candy recipes. In fact, I had never seen it until this Christmas season.
These look so pretty and can be used for Christmas or a New Years' party. It is not as sweet as some cookies.
Light and fluffy bite size treats. Separate the eggs when they're cold but wait until they're at room temperature for the most volume when whipping. Position racks in the upper and lower thirds of the oven and preheat to 200 degrees F.
Colorful plump little Christmas cookies. Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. Beat butter until fluffy. Beat in cornstarch and sugar and then blend in flour.
These remind me of winter and the Holidays because of their snowy coating. I know many people make these with walnuts but I happen to prefer pecans or almonds - in that order.
12 Days of Classic Christmas Cookies
From the cookie left out for Santa to the gifts of cookies we give our neighbors, The cookie is one of the symbols of Christmas. Now a lot of people have gotten away from baking some of the great Christmas Classics so I present them here to you for your baking pleasure.
These are fun to make, great to eat, and spread out on a paper doily plate. They look awesome. Your guests will be amazed with the colors.
Pepper Jelly Cornbread Cookies
A wonderful different cookie. If you are tired of the same old cookie, try this one. It is fabulous and people will ask you for recipe. Use red or green jelly or both for a Christmas look.
Cream margarine and sugar; add egg and persimmon pulp. Sift and add 2 cups flour, soda, and spices. Flour raisins and nuts; add to mixture. Bake at 350 degrees F for 12 minutes on greased cookie sheet.
I had a recipe years ago called "Turkish Cardamom Cookies". As I remember they were a bar type cookie with about a teaspoon of cardamom in them and lots of butter. Would anyone have the recipe?
I am looking for some good Christmas recipes for me and my daughter to make this year. We both are really into cooking and this is something I never did with my mom as a child.
An every day favorite!
Oreo Bon Bons and Butterfinger Cookies
Neither of these are my own recipe but I wanted to share them with you all. I think they would be great as Christmas treats for family.
Scald milk. Cool to safe temperature for yeast. In a separate pot, melt shortening. Beat eggs. Dissolve yeast in the warm milk. Add shortening and beaten eggs. Add flour, 2 cups at a time.
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12 Days of Classic Christmas Cookies
From the cookie left out for Santa to the gifts of cookies we give our neighbors, The cookie is one of the symbols of Christmas. Now a lot of people have gotten away from baking some of the great Christmas Classics so I present them here to you for your baking pleasure.
Here's a cute no bake Santa cookie to whip up on an hours notice. Use Nutter Butter cookies from your local supermarket. Just dip top in (head end) melted white chocolate and sprinkle with red colored sugar. Dot with either a white chocolate morsel or 1/2 of a mini marshmallow for the pom pom. Let cool on parchment paper lined rack.
