Happy Monday, Friends! During the Christmas Porch Tours last week, I had several requests to share my grandmother's Christmas cookie recipe. So, here it is--enjoy!
You may have seen this simple recipe before--sometimes called wedding cookies.
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As I mentioned before, as a child, I looked forward to these Christmas cookies every year. They make a perfect last minute gift, too--just fill a tin or gift box and voila!
Happy baking!
Cecilia, thanks so much for sharing this lovely recipe! I have so many wonderful memories of my Grans. One made the traditional Scottish fruit cake every year. Have a blessed and joyful Christmas!
ReplyDeleteYUM! I love these kinds of cookies! Hugs and blessings, Cindy
ReplyDeleteThis sounds so good; I can see me brushing the confectioner's sugar off my face and shirt front! SO hates nuts in things; might make some plain for him! I have baked a bunch of cookies for Ladies Aid shut in goody baskets. I cheated and used cake and brownie mixes. BUT it sure is hard to beat a tried and true recipe that brings back happy memories!
ReplyDeleteThanks Cecilia! I look forward to adding these to my cookie lineup!
ReplyDeleteCecelia,
ReplyDeleteMy Mom used to make a similar cookie!! Thanks so much for sharing and thanks for always taking time to visit and for your kind words!!
Hugs,
Debbie
Yum! I'm looking forward to breaking out my mom's recipes this year. We even bought some new cookie cutters last night!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing this recipe. The cookies look delicious.
ReplyDeleteI was craving a baked good last night and was disappointed that everything I thought about making wasn't possible for the lack of groceries. I'm super excited to make these today! I have all the ingredients - woo hoo! Thanks for posting it on your winter tour.
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