1. My Ginger Spice Cookies - are great for the holidays. Dress them up with a dash of red sugar decoration.
2. Santa's Sandwich Cookies - a chocolate cookie with a peanut butter filling.
3. Butter Pecan Shortbread - simple, 5-ingredient shortbread cookie.
4. Surprise Peanut Butter Cookies - chocolate cookies with a surprise peanut butter center.
5.
Best Ever Cappucccino Butter Cookies - pretty, grown-up cookie, great for gifts.
6. Chewy Cranberry Oatmeal Cookies - a traditional favourite, with the festive addition of dried cranberries and white chocolate.
7. Lavender Sugar Cookies - different and elegant sugar cookie that has fresh or dried lavender flowers in it.
8. Sugar Cookie Frosting - a top-rated cookie frosting from All Recipes.
9. Best Rolled Sugar Cookies - a great, basic sugar cookie recipe that is the top-rated sugar cookie recipe on All Recipes, with over 1000 reviews!
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Peanut Blossom Cookies - a peanut butter cookies with a Hershey Kiss on top.
11. Mrs. Sigg's Snickerdoodles - a cinnamon-sugar cookie, crispy on the outside and chewy on the inside.
12. Chocolate Mint Truffles - easy to make, look great. Would make great gifts.
13. Triple Chocolate Cranberry Oatmeal Cookies - tasty, good looking cookies, dressed up with melted chocolate drizzle.
14. Italian Almond Cookies - a simple, traditional favourite, garnished with almonds and cherries.
15.
Cookie on a Stick - a chocolate chip cookie baked with a stick, so it looks like a lollipop. Uses refrigerated cookie dough but you could just as easily make your own. Great recipe for baking with the kids.
16. Caramel Pecan Cookies - a basic sugar cookie with a decadent caramel, pecan topping. Look lovely and would make great gifts.
17. Cranberry Orange Drop Cookies - I love the cranberry orange combination. A long ingredient list, including pistachios but I'm betting it's worth it.
18. Orange Almond Lace Cookies - delicate, lacy cookies that are pretty simple to whip up. Sure to impress and would look great in a gift box.
19. White Chocolate, Cranberry and Macadamia Nut Cookies - I think the title says it all. They've just got to be yummy!
20.
Pumpkin Walnut Cookies - a pretty, pumpkin cookie that offers up some nice variety from the super-sweet cookie.
21. Chocolate Chip Cookie Brittle - not exactly a cookie, but close enough. This bakes on a baking sheet and then is broken up like peanut brittle. Would make a great, sweet gift.
22. 'Tis the Season Coconut Macaroons - a classic macaroon, dressed up for the season with Nestle holiday coloured morsels.
23. Peanut Butter Cup Cookies - a cookie that tastes like a peanut butter cup and can be dressed up with festive sprinkles or sugar.
24. Gingerbread Men Cookies a classic and great fun for decorating with Royal Icing.
25.
Almond Glazed Sugar Cookies - a pretty, almond cookie.
26. Gingersnap Cookies - another classic cookie that would look festive with the addition of some red sugar.
27. Pecan Cookie Balls - a pecan cookie, rolled in icing sugar.
28. Santa's Chocolate Thumbprint Cookies - a chocolate cookie, with a thumbprint filled with chocolate, toffee and cherries.
29. Caramel Filled Chocolate Cookies - look decadent! Be sure to read the comments for some alternate variations on this recipe.
30.
Candy Cane Cookies - sugar cookies, shaped like candy canes.
31. Easy Decadent Truffles - these are decadent! Pretty treats that can have a variety of coatings and make excellent gifts.
32. Fudge Puddles - chocolate, peanut butter and pecans. Very pretty cookie, too!
33. Classic Shortbread Cookies - be sure to read the variations and how to and you'll be sure to have perfect shortbread.
34. Chocolate Nut Shortbread - a dressed-up version of the classic shortbread, baked in a round and sliced in to triangles. Would make a great gift cookie.
35.
Pecan Pie Cookies - the taste of pecan pie in a thumbprint cookie.
36. Cranberry and White Chocolate Shortbread - another shortbread variation, also baked in a round.
37. Hazelnut Shortbread baked in a tart pan, with a chocolate dip, would be sure to impress your guests during the holidays!
38. Whipped Shortbread - these melt-in-your-mouth cookies are easy to whip up a batch of. Uses a cookie press to make pretty cookies, easily.
39. Chewy Chocolate Gingerbread Cookies - although the combination of chocolate and gingerbread seems unusual, lots of people swear by this cookie recipe.
40.
Chocolate Covered Surprise Cookies - chocolate, cherries and chewy.
41. Chocolate Espresso Cookies - chocolate and coffee together in a cookie. It has to be good!
42. Coconut Cranberry Macaroons - orange, cranberry and coconut. A pretty, light cookie.
43. Chocolate Pretzels - a fun, pretzel shaped chocolate cookie.
44. Giant Ginger Cookies - tie these huge cookies up with a red ribbon and they'd make a fabulous gift.
45.
Brown Sugar Cashew Cookies - frosted cashew, brown sugar cookie.
46. Praline Cookies - um, yum! A basic cookie with a praline topping.
47. No Bake Chocolate Cookies - oats, coconut and marshmallows in chocolate. And no bake, too!
48. Cake Mix Christmas Cookies - quick and easy and great for making a variety of different flavours, using any kind of cake mix as a base.
49. Chocolate Snowballs - a chocolate and nut cookie ball, rolled in powdered sugar.
50.
Cappuccino Chocolate Chip Cookies - coffee and cinnamon spiked chocolate chip cookie. Decorated with a white chocolate drizzle, these are great gift cookies.
51. Broken Brittle Crisps Cookie - a super-thin, crispy, toffee and chocolate cookie.
52. Gumdrop Cookies - an old-fashioned holiday cookie. Look for "cooking" gumdrops in the baking aisle.
New Cookies for 2011!
53.
Vanilla Bean Sugar Cookies - a must for vanilla lovers.
54.
Holiday Meringues - beautiful meringue wreaths, decorated with cherries.
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Cinnamon and Sugar Cookies - sugar cookies with wonderful winter spices and a cinnamon chip glaze.
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Chocolate Candy Cane Cookies - chocolate wafer cookies with a vanilla filling rolled in candy cane.
57.
Linzer Cookies - a traditional and very pretty Christmas Cookie.
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