Holiday Cookie Recipe Exchange

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Get out those holiday tins! Why give fruit cake when you can give gingerbread cookies? Or rum balls? Or preffernussen? Especially if they're wickedly decorated What are you favorites to give, to get, to make, to enjoy with a nice hot mug of cocoa? And how do you decorate them? Exchange some recipes, tips and ideas.


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[English Lady]

One of the most popular links on mah blog is to Nigella Lawson's Chocolate biscuits.

It's a really simple recipe but produces a very tasty treat.

 

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The Chocolate Biscuit/Cookie Video

One of the most popular links on mah blog is to Nigella Lawson's Chocolate biscuits.

It's a really simple recipe but produces a very tasty treat.

Yum! But you forgot to include the video. The best part of Nigella's recipes are seeing her loving make them...lusciously describe them...and indulgently consume them

 

[Dual_Triode]

Yum! But you forgot to include the video. The best part of Nigella's recipes are seeing her loving make them...lusciously describe them...and indulgently consume them

Hmm. Cookie porn. I've always wanted to be Nigella's refrigerator around midnight.

We just tried NILLA Tiramisu Cookie Balls. They were good, but too sweet. Must be all of the 'nilla wafers.

 

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Hmm. Cookie porn. I've always wanted to be Nigella's refrigerator around midnight.

We just tried NILLA Tiramisu Cookie Balls. They were good, but too sweet. Must be all of the 'nilla wafers.

Those do sound really sweet! I wonder what you could replace the wafers with (or half the wafers) to cut down on the sweetness?