No-Bake Christmas Cookies

Marshmallow cream combined with chopped maraschino cherries fills store-bought vanilla wafers topped with melted candy coating.

Layers of creamy vanilla pudding and melted chocolate top a buttery graham cracker crust.

Topped with a creamy layer of chocolate, these fuss-free peanut butter bars are the ideal take-along for a last-minute cookie exchange invitation.

Marshmallow fluff and store-bought chocolate wafers make a quick and easy cookie sandwich. Dress them up by piping on a pretty snowflake design.

European butter cookies turn festive with a topping of white chocolate and chopped pistachios. Save time by melting the chocolate in your microwave and buying chopped nuts; cool in the fridge.

Delicate ginger cookies and tangy apricot preserves make a simple and delicious cookie sandwich. Use a stencil and sifted powdered sugar to dress them up.

Delicate, buttery rolled cookies are filled with rich fudge frosting. For best results, use a pastry bag when adding the filling.

For a salty-sweet treat, dip breadsticks in melted dark chocolate and roll them in crushed nuts or candies; chill overnight.

Purchased vanilla cookies and fudge frosting (or creamy caramel) make delightful little cookie sandwiches.

Chocolate-covered almonds add decadence to tender coconut macaroons; affix the almonds to the cookie with a dab of chocolate frosting.

Dip molasses cookies in melted white chocolate, then sprinkle on snipped candied ginger to create a sweet, fragrant dessert.

Lace together gingerbread men with red crochet yarn for a fun garland that can be used to deck the tree.