What's your favorite Christmas cookie flavor?

[sasnglass77]

:bigears:

Just baking some gingerbread men now.

[Sea Six]

Gingerbread Wimmenz.



:drool:

[LilRedCorvette]

I have made pizzelles (http://www.browneyedbaker.com/2009/06/08/pizzelle-italian-waffle-cookies/) and dusted them with powdered sugar... they look like snowflakes and are the first cookie gone at Christmas cookie exchanges. :seasix:

Also like nutballs (http://dinnerwithjulie.com/2010/12/21/russian-tea-cakesmexican-wedding-cakesmoms-nut-balls/) (aka Russian tea cakes/Italian or Mexican wedding cakes) and Italian meatball cookies (http://www.yummly.com/recipe/external/Italian-Cookies-I-Allrecipes). :yum:

[Datawiz]

Buckeyes and snowballs.

[MrPeabody]

Not necessarily a Christmas cookie, but brown edged wafers are my favorite.

[DukeAllen]

When I was a kid it was oatmeal, or oatmeal raisin. I still like them but now I'm also into peanut butter cookies with a hershey kiss on top.

[John Wiz]

White chocolate and craisins.. Yummy..

[Kerrmudgeon]

Scottish shortbread of course! :yum: :sneaks:

[Mike Mercury]

my grandmother would bake Molasses Cookies every year at Christmas; and put frosting on them.

MMM-MMM-Good !

[sasnglass77]

So far we have: chocolate chip and gingerbread men. Still have to make the peanut butter and the sugar cookies.


http://idratherfallinchocolate.files.wordpress.com/2010/09/chef-female-chef-cook-food-smiley-emoticon-000753-large.gif

[DAB]

:drool:

I'm not picky.

[bsmith]

Sugar cookies

[Fasglas]

Partial to almond flavor.

Also like the traditional Swedish cookies.

[ApexOversteer]

Snickerdoodles

[Milton Fox]

Mrs Fox's Toll House Chocolate Chip bars, but she made some killer cinnamon crisps this weekend! :thumbs:

[dwjz06]

So far we have: chocolate chip and gingerbread men. Still have to make the peanut butter and the sugar cookies.


http://idratherfallinchocolate.files.wordpress.com/2010/09/chef-female-chef-cook-food-smiley-emoticon-000753-large.gifPlain ole chocolate chip works for me:D:cert:

[onedef92]

I like the shortbread, sugar and butter cookies.

[DropTheTop]

Ornament shaped sugar cookies, with the edges nice and browned.

[onedef92]

Ornament shaped sugar cookies, with the edges nice and browned.


http://i598.photobucket.com/albums/tt67/Logic1914/egg-nog.jpg

With copious amounts of thick, creamy, boiled custard chilled to perfection. :cert:

[Kerrmudgeon]

With copious amounts of thick, creamy, boiled custard chilled to perfection. :cert:

That's pretty close to eggnog. You also need copious amounts of rum! :yesnod:

[VITE1]

CRUSCHIKI. It's Polish. Looks like a bow tie.

http://0.tqn.com/d/easteuropeanfood/1/5/3/7/-/-/chrusciki13.jpg

[Cybercowboy]

That's pretty close to eggnog. You also need copious amounts of rum! :yesnod:

I have about 1/2 gallon of very potent eggnog left over from our party yesterday. Two small cups of it and you're lit. :shots:

[onedef92]

That's pretty close to eggnog. You also need copious amounts of rum! :yesnod:

My Aunt Chris (God rest her soul) made the best creamy custard at holiday time. She used Barcardi rum as one of her ingredients. :datawiz:

[C5SilverBullet]

Sugar cookies

:iagree: It isn't Christmas without my grandma's sugar cookies. Thankfully, her last trip she showed my wife how to do it.

[Hoog]

Used to love these before I found out how they're made...

http://ididafunny.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/naughty-elf-on-the-shelf-innappropriate-poop-cookies.jpg

[onedef92]

CRUSCHIKI. It's Polish. Looks like a bow tie.

http://0.tqn.com/d/easteuropeanfood/1/5/3/7/-/-/chrusciki13.jpg


http://i340.photobucket.com/albums/o352/PinknessKas72/kuchen/SDC16500-1.jpg

I like a good Butterkuchen or Zuckerkuchen (German) or a kringle (Scandinavian) pastry this time of year, too. :seasix: