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Cream Cheese Christmas Cookies

Submitted by: DeeDee 
These look so nice for Christmas with the red and green sprinkles. 

Christmas Cookies I

Submitted by: Margaret Wehling 
This is the cookie recipe my husband grew up on. His mother would make these every year for Christmas. These cookies freeze well and keep a long time. You will need somewhere between 16 and 20 cups of flour for this recipe, use as much flour as necessary to stiffen the dough. 

Christmas Cookies II

Submitted by: SUSIE WILLIAMS 
Chewy cookies full of dates, nuts, raisins and candied cherries, but no citron. Given to me by my Kentucky friend Shirley Taylor. 

Christmas Casserole Cookies II

Submitted by: Joyce 
In this recipe eggs, sugar, dates, coconut and nuts (use any kind) are baked as a casserole, then formed into balls and rolled in sugar. 

Candied Christmas Cookies

Submitted by: D. Hect 
Fruity and delicious! 

Esther's Christmas Cookies

Submitted by: Esther Nelson 
I make these every year and tuck them into Christmas baskets for friends and neighbors! Make sure you have a full day to bake as this makes loads of cookies! 

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Christmas Cookies I

Submitted by: Margaret Wehling 
My husband grew up with this Christmas cookie. These cookies freeze well, and will keep a long time. 

Photo of: Cream Cheese Christmas Cookies

Cream Cheese Christmas Cookies

Submitted by: DeeDee 
These are so nice at Christmas time, they look as pretty as they taste. 

Christmas Orange Rind Cut-Out Cookies

Submitted by: MARBALET 
Fun to have the kids help cut out these cookies! 

Christmas Casserole Cookies I

Submitted by: Peggy 
Home Town: Nome, Alaska, USA
Living In: Anchorage, Alaska, USA
This is a good way to use up leftover ingredients from Christmas baking. The amounts of dates, nuts and coconut can be varied - just use a total of 3 cups. 
 
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