Sentences with phrase «on holiday cookies»

Heavy on the holiday cookies from many different traditions, Nana Jenn's does not disappoint those who desire a wide variety of holiday cookies and cakes.

I'm looking forward to the meditative rhythm of gliding across the snow, cuddling up by the fire, and snacking on holiday cookies... but only the healthy ones (fingers crossed).

You would have a whole section on holiday cookies made over, the classics, cookies made into bars, you could even go paleo and complete allergy friendly in a section.

What's more lovely on a holiday cookie platter than beautiful Linzer cookies?

These will be a runaway hit on holiday cookie trays (and everyone will be shocked and think you're a total rock star if you admit how you made them!).

Granted, these are lumpy, bumpy, odd little things that would be out of place on a holiday cookie tray.

Whether you call these raspberry bars indulgent or healthy (ish), they should be a must - have on your holiday cookie to - do list.

A nostalgic favorite, I hadn't made them since I was in high school, though I have sampled them on holiday cookie platters, just not at my house.

Not exact matches

Many of us overcommit whether it's taking on a new work project before the holidays, agreeing to attend yet another holiday party with a colleague, or baking cookies for your daughter's holiday bake sale.

She's also focusing on other family traditions they have around the holidays, such as baking cookies with her grandkids and her annual Christmas party.

Many of us overcommit ourselves around the holiday season, whether it's taking on a new work project, agreeing to attend yet another holiday party, or baking an extra batch of cookies for your daughter's holiday bake sale.

On the occasion of this holiday season, I wishing you all laughter and love in the kitchen, at your tables with family, at the office party, the school's last music concert of the year, the cookie exchanges, the Hanukah candle - lighting, the shopping, and the coffee with friends before the holidays change our days and schedules.

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I munched on cookies from my holiday cookie tray.

Need an awesome cookie to take to your next holiday gathering or maybe a cookie to snack on as the snow falls and you cuddle by the fireplace?

After making a fresh batch of these crinkle cookies, this time incorporating chunks of chocolate that burst and melt away with every bite as well as some peppermint extract that makes every one of those bites refreshing, I'd say we have a new holiday tradition on our hands.

My collaboration with GO BOLD WITH BUTTER this month took on the form of holiday cookies and the first holiday cookie recipe I'm sharing with you all are these Hot Chocolate Cookies with Toasted Marshmcookies and the first holiday cookie recipe I'm sharing with you all are these Hot Chocolate Cookies with Toasted MarshmCookies with Toasted Marshmallows.

So if you're looking for a holiday cookie that's the perfect twist on a classic — then these white chocolate peppermint shortbread cookies are definitely for you.

I'm always on the lookout for healthy, gluten free cookies for the holidays!

I only iced half of my cookies so they wouldn't be too sweet, then sprinkled some holiday sprinkles on them!

Seriously, these italian holiday cookies are bursting with flavor and will be perfect on your holiday table!

While baking my holiday cookies, the ones I baked on these cracked on the edges and got darker on the bottom but weren't done on top, however the ones I baked on the silpat turned out perfectly.

If you have some fun holiday sanding sugars on hand you could totally dust a little over these cookies to make them look even more festive and seasonal.

This diabetic Christmas cookies recipe is sure to be appreciated by any man on your holiday shopping list!

I guess baking cookies for Christmas is not a tradition popular in many countries, although just like Halloween, some holidays get adopted by other cultures fast these days In my own culture, baking cookies for Christmas is not a thing, we bake a feta cheese phyllo pie for instance but I happily adopted this sweet tradition when I moved to the U.S., and especially when kids came on board Happy holidays!!

A generous dusting of cinnamon and sugar on top makes this holiday cookie recipe one to remember!

Here are 25 Mason jar cookie recipes that are sure to please anyone on your «nice» list this holiday season.

I could eat ALL the holiday cookies and seriously survive on them alone!

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A few weeks ago, I posted a question on Facebook: «What are your favorite holiday cookies?»

I've gone on and on about how we never had holiday cookies at all, but here she was with a suggestion: gingerbread men with chocolate buttons.

I expect to make a few more batches of these through the fall and then the holiday season — not just to give out as gifts, but to keep around the house as well, in the hopes that if I have them around snack on I'll be less inclined to consume my supply of Halloween candy or holiday gifting cookies.

Packed with the right amount of molasses and spices, these ginger cookies are crispy on the edges, tender and chewy in the center and begging to be the center of your holiday cookie plate!

I can just imagine how tasty this minty twist on the holiday crinkle cookie will be.

Now, I realize most people focus their holiday baking on Christmas cookies, candies and fudge... but I don't think you'll get complaints by adding peppermint cupcakes in the mix.

A minty twist on the holiday crinkle cookie!

Their «sugar» cookies are very light on the sugar, but are now a repeat request at work potlucks or holidays.

I am definitely on a peppermint kick, so I will be adding these to my list of cookies to make for the holidays!

The recipe for «Chew Out Loud» food blogger Amy Dong's Buttery Jam Thumbprint Cookies is this year's most - saved holiday cookie recipe on Pinterest, according to date from the social sharing site.

The recipe for «Chew Out Loud» food blogger Amy Dong's Buttery Jam Thumbprint Cookies is this year's most - saved holiday cookie recipe on Pinterest.

I'm baking my favorite holiday cookies that I make year after year but have never shared here on the blog.

I borrowed this idea from Dominique Ansel's recipe in Food and Wine and used ingredients I already had on hand from earlier bakes of these Biscotti and Bakewell Mini Tarts — combining the best of both worlds into a very special holiday cookie, indeed!

As much as I love holiday baking and cookies (blame my Bavarian genes), I love your take on those sweet treats.

I hope you have a great weekend, I'll be spending it catching up on some holiday decorating and of course... baking cookies.

Because it's near the holidays I have one thing on my mind - COOKIES!

The rest of you are currently humming along with me to the Maria Carey holiday station on Pandora, and already have your Christmas gift and cookie baking lists in the works.

Every year at the holidays one of many things I would look forward to were all the different goodies on the cookie tray.

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Now, I don't remember Nana ever making shortbread cookies, but she often had a blue tin of them on hand during the holidays.

Ugh — is anyone else overloading on cookies, holiday cocktails and appetizers at parties this time of year?!