Delightful Christmas Cookie Gifts
We offer irresistible recipes for Christmas cookie gifts -- plus, gorgeous ways to wrap each one.
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Classic Christmas gingerbread guys make a great individual gift when placed in a CD envelope. Back the envelope with bright-green scrapbook paper and tie on printed ribbon and a snowflake adornment for a festive finish.
Cutout cookies with peppermint flavors are super simple to make in bulk. Place them inside a vintage cookie tin (hunt online for the best options) and tie with a sheer ribbon to gift in style.
So-cute sandwich cookies are holiday classics. We filled these oatmeal cookies with marshmallow cream for fresh take on store-bought. A foil pie pan dressed up with a ribbon and an ornament creates a cookie cradle.
Filled with bittersweet chocolate and dried tart cherries, these sweet drop cookies make a crowd-pleasing holiday gift.
These salty-sweet bars feature mixed nuts, dried cranberries, white chocolate, and pretzel bits. To give them as gifts, put a few on a pretty plate and tie a bow around them.
This is a perfect way to introduce kids to the pleasures of homemade gift-giving. Tie a bow around a stack of these sweet sandwiches and hand them out as party favors.
A basic sifter perfectly holds a stack of these tender pumpkin-and-cinnamon-spiced cookies. Use holiday labels and festive trimmings to jazz up the outside.
These delightful jam-packed sandwich cookies are so pretty you'll be tempted to keep some for yourself. Plus, the basic sugar cookie recipe is so versatile that you can use any flavor preserves, jam, or marmalade and know they'll turn out perfectly.
Crisp chocolate cookies are dipped in melted chocolate and sprinkled with crushed pistachio nuts. Decorate a small coffee tin with wrapping paper and ribbons for an elegant, one-of-a-kind gift.
These tiny Italian chocolate cookie sandwiches are filled with a creamy blend of white chocolate and hazelnut. A simple card offers a personal touch.
For a homemade gift they'll love, package these spiced cookies in a glass tumbler, seal with waxed paper, and tie with a simple bow.
Ribbon and parchment paper turn a simple muffin tin into a beautiful container for baked gifts. Here, we pair two classic favorites -- Ginger Cookies and Chocolate Chip-Oatmeal Cookies -- for a gift they'll love.
Crushed pistachio nuts and white chocolate frosting top these beautiful biscotti. Create a warm welcome by turning a bundle of the cookies into an edible place card.
A creamy eggnog filling jazzes up traditional butter cookie sandwiches topped with festive coarse sugar. Tied with a pretty bow, these cookies make a great party favor.






All the cokies receipes I have tried, are delicious, even though I baked them in a high altitude city that is 12.000 feet high over the sea level. Thank you very much!!
12/18/2011 06:23:34 PM Report AbuseSome really cute ideas! The pans would be especially nice if you are giving to a person that likes baking. tucking in the recipe for the cookies would be a nice touch.
12/16/2011 02:20:06 PM Report AbuseThere is not "vintage cookie tin" pictured on photo with Peppermint Pinwheels, but bread tube. :)
12/15/2011 06:00:31 PM Report AbuseThanks for the heads up on the recipe link issues; we¿ve retested everything and all recipe links appear on the slide with their image. Answer to ksedging: go to BHG.com/redvelvetcookies and BHG.com/blondies to find the recipes you¿re looking for. The magazine used a larger cookie cutter to make the shapes and put the red velvet filling inside two cookies as a sandwich.
12/14/2011 05:06:48 PM Report AbuseI am trying to find the recipes for December 2011 issue of redvelvetcookies and blondies in the Season's eatings article
12/5/2011 10:45:58 AM Report AbuseHey Guys You can copy and paste the recipe name into the search and get the recipe. Seems like they would have put the links into the description, but you and get the recipes anyway. They are there. You just have to work a little bit for them.
11/29/2011 01:28:11 PM Report AbuseNo recipe for the Cream Cheese Sugar Cookies....What gives????
11/18/2011 06:21:11 PM Report AbuseDo you have a recipe for the oatmeal cream pies? Doesn't make much sense putting the picture in without there recipe.
11/18/2011 03:02:11 PM Report AbuseOMG, you finally got it right........showing your recipes in a format where we can follow it without giggling our "mice" up and down and every which way. THANK YOU! Now I'll keep watching your e-mails!!!! THANK YOU.
10/19/2010 10:08:36 PM Report AbuseWonderful!
11/18/2009 07:08:12 PM Report Abuse