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Easy Weeknight Meal Recipes
Spring is busier than ever and you still need time to enjoy the weather. Try a quick weeknight meal.
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Christmas Cookie Recipes
Favorite Christmas Cookie Recipes
These little gingerbread men are fun for young and old to decorate.
Peanut butter and chocolate go so well together, and this great tasting holiday cookie favorite combines both popular flavors in one irresistible treat. These cookies are easy to make and are perfect for your Christmas cookie exchange.
Dipped in a white chocolate glaze, this inspired oatmeal cookie adaptation is loaded with dried cranberries and chocolate chips—a satisfying cookie treat for the Holidays.
Light, crispy cookies with a nutty, chocolate center. The light texture of the meringue cookies allows the sweet nutty flavor of the center to come through.
With a sweet and subtle flavor, these great tasting sugar cookies are ideal for shaping and decorating for the Holidays.
Make fun cutout cookies with this rolled out sugar cookie recipe. Shapes cut out easily and are fun for kids and adults to decorate for any holiday.
Intense ginger flavor makes these irresistible cookies a real holiday favorite.
Also known as butterballs, Russian tea cakes, and Swedish tea cakes, these rich, buttery cookies, filled with chopped nuts, are a traditional favorite during the Holidays.
The frosting on these mint cookies is created with an Andes mint. A chewy chocolate cookie topped with an Andes mint blends the two flavors together to create a delicious mint cookie. Andes Mint Cookies are a great addition to your Christmas cookie tray.
A crispy Scandinavian pastry that can be made for Christmas celebrations or anytime this delightful sweet treat is desired.
The cinnamon in this recipe gives this sugar cookie its own unique flavor.
Little bit of cherry sweetness in each bite.
This crunchy, buttery recipe is certain to take its place as one of the best sugar cookie recipes you've ever tasted. Decorate these tasty cookies in endless ways to add a festive touch to the Holidays or any day.
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:Comments (3)
Reviewed By: Gama's Comment:
"Yes, you do need a special iron to make these. You can get them at a specialty kitchen supply store or go online and search for "Rosette Iron" and you will find several sources where you can order them. Good luck and hope you get a chance to make some someday."
Reviewed By: CountryGirlAtHeart's Comment:
"Rosettes! My grandma used to make these all the time. I loved them. I never saw her make them though. Are they hard to make? Don't you need a special iron or something? Where can you buy the irons to make them? Maybe someday I will try to make some. I would love to have some again."
Reviewed By: SweetTooth's Comment:
"Great group of recipes. I can't believe it; it has two of the recipes I was looking for . . . Mexican Wedding Cakes and Spritz cookies. I have never made Mexican Wedding Cakes but I love them! I have a Spritz cookie recipe but it isn't great. Thanks for the recipes!"
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