If we had to pick our favorite part of the holiday season, it would have to be the many, many cookies. We love them big, small, sandwiched, full of spice, dusted in sugar, and everything in between. Fortunately, there are countless holiday cookie recipes for us to enjoy. To help you find your cookie of choice for the 2020 holiday season, we rounded up some of the best recipes out there.
Filled with spices and molasses, this recipe sounds like the holiday season inside a cookie. You can expect a soft center and slightly chewy edges, making this a delicious seasonal treat.
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"These cookies were born out of my desire to build a repertoire of Hanukkah cookies in a Christmas cookie world!" writes food blogger Molly Yeh. This resulted in a cookie that tastes of orange, hazelnut, and chocolate. Yes, please.
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It's like a Terry's Chocolate Orange in your stocking — but in cookie form! Plus, no flour needed.
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Popular in countries like Argentina, Peru, and Brazil, these dulce de leche sandwich cookies are as pretty (and tasty) as can be.
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It wouldn't be a holiday cookie list without a frosted sugar cookie recipe. Fortunately, this Cooking With Manali recipe comes with handy step-by-step instructions.
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Peppermint and chocolate is a match made in holiday heaven. Just imagine how good these will taste with a cup of hot cocoa.
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This traditional holiday cookie looks as festive as it is delicious. Filled with raspberry jam and topped with powdered sugar, what's not to love about this treat?
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Honestly, we'll eat a snowball cookie no matter what time of year it is. However, they are especially delicious during the holiday season (probably because they're covered in powdered sugar "snow").
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Snickerdoodle cookies smell like fall and winter, so if you want your home to smell like a bakery come holiday time, these are the cookies for you.
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