I always used the one out of the Better Homes and Gardens big old red plaid cookbook. It's a basic sugar cookie recipe with crushed hard candy in the hole while baking.

I always wanted to make those but never did. They're so beautiful. Do they actually taste good?

My grandmother used to bake what we called stained glass cookies. But they are actually the same ones as the cathedral cookies with the colored marshmallows mentioned above. I haven't thiought of them in decades. Thanks for the memories!

Here is the Real Simple recipe.

http://www.realsimple.com/m/food-recipes/browse-all-recipes/stained-glass-cookies

PP, those are not the stained glass cookies I was referring to. But they look really neat, will have to try them!

My mother always made them each Christmas. We called them Cathedral Cookies, and her recipe was like this one: http://www.tasteofhome.com/recipes/cathedral-cookies#. They are so easy to make! Think I will make some with the kiddos this year.

Real Simple has a recipe for these, too - I bet you could find it online. I made them several years ago (when Real Simple published the recipe) and they dis not turn out well - the "stained glass" part, which was melted lifesavers, shattered really easily so they cookies did not hold up well.

Kids' Post just had a recipe: http://www.washingtonpost.com/lifestyle/kidspost/stained-glass-makes-colorful-holiday-cookie/2014/12/02/a044fd4e-75c3-11e4-9d9b-86d397daad27_story.html

No experience making them.

I made these years ago but can't find my recipe. I see some online but they are all very different recipes.

Does anyone have any experience making these and have a good recipe to share?