Christmas cookie recipes

[Colette-S]

Originally Posted by Mrs Red C

Looks fab, I'm not going to think about the calories 😃

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I’m not even going to taste them or I might not stop!

[Mrs Red C]

Think I'd polish it off no problem if I started, I'd have to fight off the OH too 🤣
Such a simple idea that looks very professional. How many will you have to make before Christmas?

[Colette-S]

Originally Posted by Mrs Red C

Think I'd polish it off no problem if I started, I'd have to fight off the OH too 🤣
Such a simple idea that looks very professional. How many will you have to make before Christmas?

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I made 3 today - they took about half an hour each. I’ll make more with the kids when they get home for uni for their friends

[WIGGYSMUM]

I’ve not made any yet but always make gingerbread cookies with Christmas shape cutters .
When you put them on the tray use a straw and pop a hole at the top .
After they have cooled I use white icing and silver balls to decorate . Then pop either ribbon or string through the holes and gift as tree decorations

[spitspot]

Originally Posted by WIGGYSMUM

I’ve not made any yet but always make gingerbread cookies with Christmas shape cutters .
When you put them on the tray use a straw and pop a hole at the top .
After they have cooled I use white icing and silver balls to decorate . Then pop either ribbon or string through the holes and gift as tree decorations

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yes gingerbread is one of my regular christmas things too Just love it.. although they usually get eaten before I can get round to decorating them

[Floridadreams]

Yep, gingerbread for us! Making our first batch of the season tomorrow to eat with the Late Late Toy Show - an Irish institution and the official start of Christmas 🎄 😍

[linder]

Where is the best place to look for recipes for Christmas cookies thanks

[Floridadreams]

This is the recipe we use for gingerbread

Or I always go to BBC Good Food website/app for recipes as they’re well tested and usually easy to follow

[sophiepop]

I made peppermint bark chocolate and it was lovely.

Melt some milk or dark chocolate, put into a mould/tray and allow to set.

Crush some candy canes and mix into melted white chocolate with a few drops of peppermint essence.

When the milk/dark chocolate has set gently put the white chocolate mixture over the top and allow to set again.

It was delicious! I have since brought a proper chocolate mould to make it look more presentable

[soooexcited!]

Love the chocolate puds.
Cupcake Jemma has some fab cookie recipes on you tube. Think the red velvet cookies would make a lovely Christmas gift.