Christmas Cookies

Christmas Cookies Guide

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Christmas Cookies Guide

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A health nut's favorite ingredient

A rich source of vitamin E, healthy fat, and fiber, you can feel good about adding walnuts to cookies and baked goods. Everything in moderation, right?

The bright side of dark chocolate

Because of its cacao content, dark chocolate is rich in antioxidants and has been scientifically proven to boost your mood and improve blood flow while lowering blood pressure. So, go ahead and indulge (a little)... it's all in the name of health.

Sugar cookies .... a blank canvas and also an ingredient

Store-bought or homemade, sugar cookies offer endless possibilities for decorating and building other desserts. Use them for pie crust, ice cream sandwiches, or top them with frosting and fruit to make mini fruit pizzas. And for Christmas, they're the star in these 3-ingredient Christmas Cookie Truffles.

How to Make & Decorate Cutout Cookies

Hyvee Culinary Expert Tip
When working with royal icing, keep it covered with a damp paper towel when you're not using it. This will prevent it from drying out.
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9 Cute Ways to Decorate Store-Bought Cookies

Skip the mixing and get straight to the best part about making Christmas cookies—decorating.

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Single-serving sweets—Cut a square of fabric and fold the corners toward the center to create an envelope. Wrap a cookie in parchment to tuck inside. Glue or tape corners to secure. Add a festive paper band and string of playful pom-poms.

Chocolate Gingerbread Cutouts

Love gingerbread? Love chocolate? Have we got a cutout cookie for you...

Main Ingredients

Chocolate
molasses
ginger

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