Salty Nutella thumbprint cookies- not easy but so delicious.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/recipes/salty-chocolate-nutella-thumbprints/12462/

I've never been able to nail it down myself, but I love a good jam print cookie. (Hint, looking for a good easy recipe)!

Russian tea cookies

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Anonymous wrote:These cookies and cream cookies are so good.

Forgot the link.

https://sallysbakingaddiction.com/cookies-n-cream-cookies/

Those look so good! As do the toffee bars above. Thanks for these!

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Various Old Fashion Refrigerator/ Icebox cookies: date/nut, shortbread, Santa's Whishers etc.

Curious..what is a Santa’s whisper?

Sorry, should say Santa's Whiskers - has cherries, pecans and coconut

Sounds good! Recipe?

I always make:

Peanut blossoms
Lemon ricotta cookies
Soft ginger spice cookies
Cutouts
Cream sandwich wafers
Snowballs

These are good but store separately: https://www.epicurious.com/recipes/food/views/double-chocolate-peppermint-crunch-cookies-362593

Anonymous wrote:These are a favorite n my house: https://www.realsimple.com/food-recipes/browse-all-recipes/glazed-lemon-cookies

Also, cutouts, of course.
And thumb prints (we call them thimble cookies) filled with raspberry and pineapple jam
And forgotten cookies, with chocolate chips. These were always my favorite growing up, mostly because they were so unusual: https://www.thespruceeats.com/classic-forgotten-cookies-with-variations-3053320

I think I love you! Someone has bringing the lemon cookies to our church bake sale for years and they are our favorite. Often they are gone quickly. I inquired about the recipe and he said he would share it if I gave a sizable donation to the church. Ouch, I'm low income.

Anonymous wrote:These are a favorite n my house: https://www.realsimple.com/food-recipes/browse-all-recipes/glazed-lemon-cookies

Also, cutouts, of course.
And thumb prints (we call them thimble cookies) filled with raspberry and pineapple jam
And forgotten cookies, with chocolate chips. These were always my favorite growing up, mostly because they were so unusual: https://www.thespruceeats.com/classic-forgotten-cookies-with-variations-3053320

My grandma always put currant jam in her thumbprint cookies. I've also tried cherry, apricot, and lemon curd, which worked great. My mom tried mint jelly ine year to do a red and green theme and it just doesn't quite work

These are a favorite n my house: https://www.realsimple.com/food-recipes/browse-all-recipes/glazed-lemon-cookies

Also, cutouts, of course.
And thumb prints (we call them thimble cookies) filled with raspberry and pineapple jam
And forgotten cookies, with chocolate chips. These were always my favorite growing up, mostly because they were so unusual: https://www.thespruceeats.com/classic-forgotten-cookies-with-variations-3053320

Betty Crocker toffee bars. There is NO TOFFEE in them, they’re a soft brown sugar cookie topped with chocolate and nuts (I like pecans) and cut into bars. Love themmmm

https://www.bettycrocker.com/recipes/toffee-bars/846dec40-5fd2-41d2-929a-54dc5bfbf3ca

Anonymous wrote:My family always makes anginetti cookies for Christmas. It’s an Italian cookie and delicious. Kids especially love them. Lots of recipes online.

Same! And I rarely encounter it at cookie exchanges

Anonymous wrote:These cookies and cream cookies are so good.

Forgot the link.

https://sallysbakingaddiction.com/cookies-n-cream-cookies/

These cookies and cream cookies are so good.

If you want something that's basically just a vehicle for candy, I highly recommend hot cocoa cookies. A chocolate cookie where you place a piece of chocolate and half a marshmallow on top near the end. But I substitute peppermint bark for the chocolate just to make the whole thing even more ridiculous.

https://www.rachaelraymag.com/recipe/hot-cocoa-cookies