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Wednesday, December 16, 2009

Christmas Cookies

Christmas Cookies graphicOver the past couple of weeks I have focused on getting some of my holiday baking done. While the cookies are all filed under the label of cookies, I thought you might find it useful to have a bit of a recap with quick links to the holiday cookies. There are other cookie recipes in under that label as well but these are the ones I've made this year for the holidays. I have a couple more cookie recipes I want to make this year as well so watch for them in next couple of weeks.

Any undecorated cookies can be frozen for up to 6 months. Both decorated and undecorated cookies can be shipped if properly packaged to prevent the cookies from moving around and breaking. Pack tightly in tissue paper if shipping. Any gift in a jar cookie can be shipped with proper packing to prevent the jar from breaking. If you are concerned over breakage you could use a recycled plastic peanut butter jar or plastic containers (eg. Ziploc®, Gladware®) or metal cookie tins.


Posted by Garden Gnome at 7:00 AM
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5 food lovers commented:

Inspired by eRecipeCards said...

Love the new Christmas look...

And thanks for all the cookie recipes!

10:09 AM
nipsy said...

Love it!!! I may not have been commenting, but I adore Christmas cookies.. both the making and eating.. Thanks for sharing yet again!!

11:56 AM
Garden Gnome said...

Thanks Dave :) Enjoy the recipes!

9:31 PM
Garden Gnome said...

Hi Nipsy and so glad to hear you arrived at your destination safe and sound. I hope you enjoy the Christmas recipes and I look forward to reading all about your travels.

9:32 PM
Karen said...

Thanks for all the great cookie recipes! I'm always looking for new ideas.

12:43 PM

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