- Over 200 old-fashioned cookie recipes and ideas for creative gift-giving.
- Chapters include Simply Divine Drop Cookies, Clever Cut-Outs, Best-Ever Bar Cookies, Old-Fashioned Cookies, Treats in a Twinkle, Mmm...Chocolate
- Exclusively designed by Gooseberry Patch
- Hardcover, 224 pages
- 9-1/4" x 6-1/2"
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Featured Tip: Cookie cutters make fun travel souvenirs...they're inexpensive and don't take up much room in a suitcase. Select shapes to remind you of favorite places. Later; share happy vacation memories as you bake together.
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Pass the cookie platter, please! Frosted sugar cookies, twisty pinwheels, soft gingerbread...all the classics (and some new favorites!) are inside.
Christmas Cookie Jar is chock-full of scrumptious recipes with all the flavors of the season...Chocolate Mint Stars, Raspberry Shortbread Thumbprints, Frosted Ginger Creams and Cranberry Crumb Bars. You’ll find old-fashioned favorites like Pecan Icebox Cookies, Grandma’s Butter Fingers and Pastel Cream Wafers...even Oh-So-Easy Cut-Outs and 1-2-3 Cookies that bake up in a jiffy.
Of course we’ve included candies for gift-giving like Grandpa’s Famous Caramels and Sparkling Sugarplums, along with lots of clever ideas for sharing cookies. There’s even an all-chocolate chapter packed with goodies like Double Fudgy Cookie Bars and Buckeye Brownies.
When Christmas Eve arrives, we’ll be setting out a plate of Rudolph’s Carrot Cookies for Santa…how about you? Hardcover, 224 pages. (9-1/4" x 6-1/2")
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Overall: Sara Location: New Hampshire, USA Date Posted: 07/02/2013 09:43:24 AM | Best Christmas cookie book I've seen!
The cover on this book is so gorgeous that I had to dip into its pages right away. Here's the listing of chapters in the table of contents:
Simply Divine Drop Cookies,
Clever Cut-Outs
, Best-Ever Bar Cookies,
Old-Fashioned Cookies
Treats in a Twinkle
Mmm ... Chocolate.
Each chapter contains many fabulous-sounding recipes. It's worth noting that the drop cookie chapter also contains many molded cookies -- the type you roll into a ball or other shape before placing on the cookie sheets. I'm mentioning this because I personally dislike making drop cookies. I will try and roll drop cookie dough into balls whenever possible. I just think they look neater, prettier and more uniform. A cookie scoop does help some with making drop cookies, but I tend to avoid them. So if you are that way too, don't skip over the drop cookie chapter. It contains plenty of recipes you will want to use.
I must also say that, just like Grandma's kitchen, this book contains many sweet surprises. There are bonus recipes in each chapter for snacks, candies and beverages as well as cookies!
In addition, this cookbook contains dozens of helpful hints and tips for baking, packaging, and gifting cookies and it shares many sweet and simple craft and decorating ideas.
I was so pleased with this book. If I could own only one cookie cookbook, I think I would pick this one. There is great variety among the recipes and many of them are quite different and unusual. A great resource for Christmas baking!
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