Anonymous
Post 12/15/2022 17:10     Subject: Favorite Holiday Cookies
Thanks for all of the ginger cookie recipes!
Anonymous
Post 12/15/2022 17:05     Subject: Favorite Holiday Cookies
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:(Because, yeah. They are pretty gross.)


Oh they make a giant mess, but makes great gifts for households with kids. The texture is very ASMR. Flavor with peppermint, swirl some green food coloring through, and you’re all set. I’m not planning to eat any, although I much prefer the taste to something like a Mexican wedding cookie.


Sorry. That is not convincing me, but you do you.

I guess everyone disgusts other people at some point.
Anonymous
Post 12/15/2022 16:59     Subject: Favorite Holiday Cookies
Anonymous wrote:(Because, yeah. They are pretty gross.)


Oh they make a giant mess, but makes great gifts for households with kids. The texture is very ASMR. Flavor with peppermint, swirl some green food coloring through, and you’re all set. I’m not planning to eat any, although I much prefer the taste to something like a Mexican wedding cookie.
Anonymous
Post 12/15/2022 16:20     Subject: Favorite Holiday Cookies
(Because, yeah. They are pretty gross.)
Anonymous
Post 12/15/2022 16:20     Subject: Favorite Holiday Cookies
Anonymous wrote:OP. I was the one in the other thread, hating on Mexican wedding cookies. They’re so messy!

Recommendations don’t have to be limited to cookies, BTW. Anything portable will do - candy, bars, brownies, etc. I’m thinking of whipping up some marshmallows. They’re horribly messy, but fun to make.


You are making homemade marshmallows? If you were dissing the Mexican wedding cakes, is it rude for me to call your homemade marshmallows sticky and gross?
Anonymous
Post 12/15/2022 11:57     Subject: Re:Favorite Holiday Cookies
These are my ginger cookies. So spicy. So good.
https://www.bonappetit.com/recipe/triple-ginger-cookies-2
Anonymous
Post 12/15/2022 10:31     Subject: Re:Favorite Holiday Cookies
I also love chewy ginger cookies, but I'm still looking for the perfect recipe.


These are perfection: https://bakedbree.com/best-ginger-cookies-ever
Anonymous
Post 12/15/2022 10:19     Subject: Re:Favorite Holiday Cookies
I just made these, and they are amazing but take some time: https://smittenkitchen.com/2007/11/rugelach-pinwheels/
Anonymous
Post 12/15/2022 10:18     Subject: Favorite Holiday Cookies
Trust Alton Brown and his peanut butter cookies. 5 minutes to whip it up from things you probably already have.
Anonymous
Post 12/15/2022 10:12     Subject: Favorite Holiday Cookies
Swedish Ginger Cookies, made with bacon fat. *chef’s kiss*

I also make a tahini snowball cookie, which is a tree-but free variation of the usual recipe.