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Email a FriendPosted by Kate Wicker on Wednesday, Dec 10, 2008 10:08 AM (EDT):
Yummy!
http://www.katewicker.com/2008/12/faith-and-family-live-cookie-swap.html
Christmas Cookie Swap
Share your favorite recipes
Posted by Danielle Bean in Food on Wednesday, December 10, 2008 9:00 AM
Here it is! Our first annual Faith and Family Live! Christmas Cookie Swap. Post a recipe for Christmas cookies, candy, or other seasonal treat at your blog, add a link to this post, and then link to yours right here!
Participating is easy—Just add your name and URL (to your post, not to your blog’s main page) in the form below and click “enter.” Happy baking!
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Posted by Kate Wicker on Wednesday, Dec 10, 2008 12:44 PM (EDT):
Thanks, Danielle. I was on a Mac this morning (now a PC) and Mr. Linky wasn’t coming through. for some reason. I see the form on this computer. Sorry about that!
Can’t wait to try some of these recipes. 
Posted by Michele Quigley on Wednesday, Dec 10, 2008 1:46 PM (EDT):
I shared a sugar cookie recipe that’s super easy!
Posted by Mary on Wednesday, Dec 10, 2008 3:30 PM (EDT):
I don’t have a blog or “special” cookie recipe to share (although I bake nonstop from Oct till after Christmas!), I have to 2nd Brenda’s recommendation for the Holiday Pretzel Treats…they are SO easy to make & everyone just LOVES them! We have done them in Reese’s Pieces, too, for one of my boy’s b’day parties last year. My oldest son (17) thinks that the sound of them is “gross” but once he pops one in his mouth, he can’t stop eating them! He grabbed a handful to share w/his girlfriend after school today…after sharing some w/her IN school today (yes, we made a HUGE batch of them just a couple of days ago!). God bless your Advent & Christmas cookie baking!!!
Posted by Kate Wicker on Wednesday, Dec 10, 2008 6:51 PM (EDT):
I realized I neglected to mention here in the comments what recipes I shared. I included German Crescent Cookies (a family favorite) and Whole Wheat Cranberry Nut Bread (a healthy alternative to all the cookies).
I love this virtual swap! I’m going to save all of these recipes.
God bless!
I have two that always find there way into any goodie bag we give at the holidays. They are both drop cookies and super easy.
I can’t wait to try some of these. They all look fabulous!
Blessings,
Mary
PS. I didn’t realize there was another recipe link for Cranberry Chocolate Chip cookies. Oh well. I am glad I put in two!
I have several posts on cookies I make during the Christmas season - Butternut Snowballs, Christmas Pretzels, Peanut Krispies and more are coming! Every year we try and add two more cookie recipes to our “collection”. I can’t wait to try some of the recipes shared here. What a great idea. Thank you!
Posted by Kelly on Thursday, Dec 11, 2008 1:35 PM (EDT):
This is great! I just posted a recipe for Chocolate Kissed Peanut butter cookies. I think this type of cookie is pretty popular around the holidays but this is the simplest recipe for it I’ve found and they are soooooo yummy! Thanks for all your recipes and enjoy!
Posted by Mrs. Smith on Thursday, Dec 11, 2008 8:32 PM (EDT):
I posted Mexican Churros, for Our Lady of Guadalupe’s feast day tomorrow.
Posted by Jay on Sunday, Dec 21, 2008 9:30 PM (EDT):
I’m no baker but I had to share this simple recipe I found at cooks.com for Christmas chocolate chip cookies. It is chocolate chip cookies with crushed candy cane. They are tasty,quick, and pretty to look at. The best part is that a non-baker like myself was able to make them without messing them up!
Here is the link to the website:
http://www.cooks.com/rec/doc/0,1822,154182-245203,00.html
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