Sentences with phrase «out of the holiday cookie»

However, to keep hands out of the holiday cookie stash, I need to make something to divert attention!

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Holiday Candle: choose between two favorite holiday scents, Balsam Fir, like taking a walk in a pine forest, or Holiday Spice, reminiscent of freshly baked cookies, right out of the oven.

Eight Days of Hanukkah Cookies and Sweet Treats Marcy Goldman's BB's First Annual Hanukkah Cookie Book Classic Hanukkah Sugar Cut Out Cookies What's holiday baking without cookies and kids around, that is, if you provide those eager bakers with a big batch of their own cookie dough and cCookies and Sweet Treats Marcy Goldman's BB's First Annual Hanukkah Cookie Book Classic Hanukkah Sugar Cut Out Cookies What's holiday baking without cookies and kids around, that is, if you provide those eager bakers with a big batch of their own cookie dough and cCookies What's holiday baking without cookies and kids around, that is, if you provide those eager bakers with a big batch of their own cookie dough and ccookies and kids around, that is, if you provide those eager bakers with a big batch of their own cookie dough and cutters.

Before Thanksgiving, I took my daughter to the kitchen shop and let her pick out new holiday cookie cutters and jars of festive sprinkles (she wanted all the jars!).

And in this edition of my holiday cookie countdown, we're trying something I haven't made in years — Cut - out cookies!

The addition of walnuts makes these holiday cookies stand out from the pack.

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.

One thing's for sure: every single one of these twelve Christmas cookie recipes is sure to make your holiday season truly magical, so get out your baking ingredients and enjoy!

I don't make them very often (unless it's in a small batch) because I have no self - control around them, but all of that goes out the window during the holidays because cookies are great for gifting.

Whether it's a plate of family favorites for the office or five dozen for the annual Cookie Swap, it's time to crank out the holiday cookies for gift giving, or just a plate for ol' Saint Nick, and put my dear old KitchenAid mixer to the test.

I personally think there are many other little holiday gift ideas that are more exciting — and more original — than cookies, and since I like to play by my own rules here's some of what I will be giving out this year...

Along with millions of other holidays bakers this time of year, I inevitably end up cranking out a few dozen gingerbread cookies.

Baking holiday cookies can go from a labor of love to an exercise in frustration when your gingerbread men come out more bloated than a Macy's parade float.

And I think the cookies I am sharing today are good way to easy yourself out of the decadence of the holidays and back into sweet treats and snacks that you can feel good about making / eating!

To me, the essence of the holidays is captured through cut - out ginger cookies.

I was just talking with a friend about trying to find a good Gingerbread recipe to try for the holidays:) Just out of curiosity is it possible to bake these cookies into large flat squares and use them to make gingerbread houses?

Out of all the cookies I made during the holiday season, this was my favorite.

But it's definitely that time of the year — when the weather gets a tad bit nippy (ok, or cold), the holiday decorations are out in full force, and my thoughts turn to dreams of chocolate and cookies and pastry and everything that's not necessarily good for me but keeps me going through the winter months.

And»cause these crunchy cookies pair two of our favorite holiday flavors, they're great to give out as gifts too!

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

If you like making holiday gifts, rather than buying them, you'll want to check out my post on How to Make Homemade Christmas Gifts which is full of healthy paleo cookie and candy recipes for Christmas as well as recipes for organic all - natural beauty care items such as homemade lip balm, and so much more!

Made these cupcakes for my stepsons who normally get a bit left out of the holiday desert table or get boxed «enjoy life cookies».

I shared my recipe for Peppermint White Hot Chocolate, I made a batch of peppermint bark to dole out to friends & a batch of Jessica's Peppermint Pattie Brownies to bring to a friend's holiday party, and now I bring you these cookies.

Recently named Best in the U.S. by readers of Condé Nast Traveler, the hotel invites guests to curl up with homemade holiday cookies and hot cocoa before their in - room fireplace, or go all out with a Christmas tree, classic holiday music and traditional décor arrayed in - room upon request.

Check out all the delicious holiday cookies linked up below, and if you have a few of your own please join in on the party!

I made this for the holidays and I wanted to share my variation because these were the clear favorite out of all the cookies I made.

Take some of the stress out of your holidays with these tried - and - true gluten free Christmas cookie recipes!

This year that might include stopping by a rest home and delivering a batch of holiday cookies, or helping out at a shelter.

To get us in the holiday mood I also found some holiday cups with red straws and Christmas napkins and set out a snack of holiday cookies and of course our favorite Tampico Apple Punch!

-LSB-...] think my favorite holiday cookies this year were these whole wheat gingerbread cut outs which are mildly spiced and perfect with a cup of coffee or glass of cold milk.

But my friend Colleen helped me snap out of it by telling me, «I realized last year that, while the thought of baking dozens and dozens of charming Christmas cookies is a sweet holiday ideal, in reality, it makes me a cranky beast after batch three.»

Or feeling sluggish and out - of - shape from all the holiday sugar cookies and sweet potato casseroles?

For many of us, the holidays aren't complete without milk and cookies or a cozy cup of hot cocoa — but families in need in our communities may be missing out on milk and its nine essential nutrients this holiday season.

I am back from the holidays, and the next few weeks are all about detoxing those sorry sugar cookies and chocolate macaroons out of my blood stream!

I miss being able to put out a plate of «holiday» cookies.

My favorite holiday memory was the one year my dad accidentally ate cookies out of a tin from the previous years Christmas.

My favorite holiday memory was leaving out a plate of cookies for Santa and checking to see if he ate any of them in the morning.

My favourite holiday character is... santa clause because as a child I had great memories of leaving cookies out for him and then in the morning seeing a handwritten note and the trail of footsteps with gifts under the Christmas tree!

I've been trying to get back into the swing of working out so that I don't feel so guilty when I scarf down dozens of holiday cookies.

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Check out the ideas in the Chicago Tribune's recently published book of its prize - winning holiday cookie recipes (we're partial to the 2006 winner for Black - Out Cookieout the ideas in the Chicago Tribune's recently published book of its prize - winning holiday cookie recipes (we're partial to the 2006 winner for Black - Out CookieOut Cookies).

Feed hungry babies, wipe up spills, exercise patience, calm squabbles, clean, cook, organize, get the laundry washed and put away, doctor's appointments, school activities, baseball, football, soccer games, plan celebrations and holidays, decorate for parties and seasons, bake cookies for school events, buy and wrap presents, hugs, kisses, storytime, grocery shop, clothes shop, fix boo - boo's and owies, bring encouragement, pray, comfort hearts and wipe tears, make happy memories, play games together, care for them when they get sick in the middle of the night, change diapers, bathe the little ones so they're fresh, clean and smelling sweet, tuck them into bed with prayers at night, get out the door to go to church with hair combed and shoes on, tell them you love them to the moon and back, sit, listen and look into their eyes and savor their sweetness... and a million other things!

Don't forget to visit all of my blogging friends that joined together to bring you this Holiday Cookie Blog Hop, head on over and check out all of their yummy holiday cookie recipes!!