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Brown Sugar Cookie Stars

32 Freezer-Friendly Christmas Cookies to Make Before Things Get Really Crazy—And You Know They Will

Grandma's Chocolate Drop Cookies

My Grandma’s Freezer Has Been Stocked with Holiday Cookies Since 1950

Grandma's Chocolate Drop Cookies

Grandma's Chocolate Drop Cookies Recipe

Cathedral Window Cookies

I Made The Christmas Cookies of My Mom’s Childhood for The First Time, and It Won’t Be The Last

Homemade Pecan Bourbon Balls

Bourbon Balls: The Dessert For a Fun Hostess Who Might Not Be Great at Baking

Pecan Pie Cookies

Pecan Pie Cookies Recipe

Dark Chocolate Chip Cookies

Dark Chocolate Chip Cookies

Aunt Jan’s Kolaches

The Christmas Kolaches Recipe That's Been In My Family For Generations

Chocolate-Peppermint Crackle Cookies Cookie Swap

You Should Make Chocolate-Peppermint Crackle Cookies for Your Next Christmas Cookie Swap

Mrs. Gracie Sewell’s Tea Cakes

I Never Baked a Cookie in My Life – and Then I Tried These Old-Fashioned Tea Cakes

Holiday Sugar Cookies

How My Unconventional High School Job Kindled a Love for Cookie Decorating

Easy Peanut Butter Cookies Swap

These Easy Peanut Butter Cookies are Perfect for Holiday Cookie Swaps

Peanut Butter Blossoms

4 Baking Lessons I Learned While Making Peanut Butter Blossoms

molasses gingersnaps

King-Size Gingersnap Cookies

Cowboy Cookies

Laura Bush's Cowboy Cookies Prove Everything Really is Bigger in Texas

molasses gingersnaps

How the King-Size Gingersnap Became the Perfect Traditional Christmas Cookie for My Family

Miss Iona's Shortbread Cookies

Mrs. Iona’s Shortbread Cookie Recipe

Granny's Homemade Chocolate-Oatmeal Cookies

Grandma's Fool-Proof Chocolate-Oatmeal Cookies are Built for Hectic Holidays

Dark Chocolate Sables

These Sablés Are the Delicate, Deeply Chocolatey Cookies You Should Be Making During the Holidays

Mrs. Iona's Shortbread Cookies

These Shortbread Cookies Will Always Be a Church Bake Sale Favorite

Buttermilk-Pecan Pralines

There Are Two Kinds of Southerners: Those Who Enjoy Making Pralines and Those Who Don’t