Corn cheddar green chile muffins - 0

Chocolate Ribbon Cookies - 0

December 10, 2011

12 Days of Cookies: Orange-Molasses Drops (#5) - 0

December 9, 2011

12 Days of Cookies: Mexican Wedding Cookies (#4) - 0

12 Days of Cookies: Cranberry Orange Thumbprints, #3

December 4, 2011

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I did mention that I like thumbprint cookies, right? Well, here is another one that we tried last week.  My daughter has been on a cooking spree!  I am proud to say that although we are making a lot of cookies, we have been so well behaved.  I have limited myself to two cookies a […]

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12 Days of Cookies, “Birds’ nest” Thumbprint Cookies (#2)

December 3, 2011

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I love thumbprint cookies in all their varieties.  Buttery shortbread, perfectly complemented by sweet jam, tart curd, or velvety chocolate.  I have tried many varieties.  This is one variety we tried this year and I thought they turned out delicious.  I will definitely be making these again. Like most thumbprint cookies, they are better the […]

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12 Days of Cookies: White Chocolate Candy Cane Cookies (#1)

December 3, 2011

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Let’s see how far I get with this idea. I love love love Christmas cookies, and coming up with the idea of 12 cookie posts during the Christmas season gives me a fabulous excuse to make them. And eat them. There won’t be a post every day, but I am hoping to post 12 different […]

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