Christmas Cookie Week 2012 Roundup!

ByErin Parker Published on Updated on

Christmas Cookie Week 2012 is a wrap… and we’ve got 5 delicious cookie recipes that are sure to make your tastebuds happy. Check ’em out here!

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It’s been a lovely week, y’all, and I don’t know about you, but I’ve had a lot of fun sharing these different cookies.

I wanted to post a little roundup of all the recipes we’ve had this week.

Which cookie recipe are you most looking forward to baking? Will you be baking anything special before Christmas?

Merry Christmas, y’all!

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      A wooden platter holds several Quebec Maple Pecan Drop Cookies, with a glass of milk sitting in the background
      Quebec Maple Pecan Drops
      Quebec Maple Pecan Cookies make a sweet treat for the holiday season! These fluffy maple cookies are packed with oats and pecans, then topped with a Maple Pecan Frosting.
      Check out this recipe!
      2
      Three chocolate sandwich cookies with a ganache filling stacked on top of each other on a white plate in front of a Christmas cookie tin on marble
      Cocoa Wafers with a Mint Chocolate Ganache
      Crispy chocolate cookies are topped with a decadent, dark chocolate and mint ganache to make these delightful Cocoa Wafers with a Mint Chocolate Ganache. These wafers are a perfect holiday cookie for anyone who loves the chocolate-mint combination.
      Check out this recipe!
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      a close up of a lemon cheesecake bar with fig preserves on a white plate in front of figs and lemon wheels
      Lemon Fig Cheesecake Bars
      Fig Lemon Cheesecake Bars combine two favorites: a perfectly lemon tart cheesecake and a tangy fig filling. With a crispy oatmeal base, these easy homemade cheesecake bars are a dessert for all seasons.
      Check out this recipe!
      4
      Chocolate Gingerbread Cookies on white parchment paper after baking
      Chewy Chocolate Gingerbread Cookies
      Chewy Chocolate Gingerbread Cookies are studded with chocolate chips and gingerbread goodness are sweet and decadent for the holidays.
      Check out this recipe!
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      Iced cut out sugar cookies on a silpat-lined sheet pan surrounded with frosting
      Greek Yogurt Cut Out Sugar Cookies
      These slightly sweet, slightly tart Greek Yogurt Cookies are the BEST cut out sugar cookie recipe! Whether you're making them for the holidays or need a solid sugar cookie recipe for any occasion, these cookies are great to make, decorate and share.
      Check out this recipe!

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      About the Author:

      Erin Parker is the recipe developer, food photographer and founder of The Speckled Palate, where she shares recipes, many Southern and Louisiana-inspired, and easy, low-key entertaining ideas since 2011. Whether you’re searching for a weeknight dinner or a party menu, Erin’s recipes are made for sharing with the people you love. Learn more about Erin and learn more about TSP.

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