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Italian Cookies I

Submitted by: C. Davis
This cookie recipe has been handed down to me from my grandmother. It has been in the family for at least four generations. 

Anisette Cookies II

Submitted by: Kate
Crisp little rounds with the distinctive flavor of anise. These are terrific when glazed or frosted. If you do not like anise, vanilla extract can be substituted for it. 

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Greek Butter Cookies

Submitted by: Talia
When I was little I used to live next to a Greek family, who would make these cookies year round, and give tins of them to neighbors around Christmas. 

State Fair Butter Cookies

Submitted by: Jon Carbon
It is a good cookie that you can do many things with. You can put frosting on it, you can eat it plain, or mix melted chocolate chips in the dough. It tastes really good! 

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Cookies with Chocbit Topping

Submitted by: Wasim Qasmi
This is a chocolate chip biscuit, very tender, with chopped peanuts. 

Butter Cookies III

Submitted by: Shani Chaplin
The best cookies for parties when there are a lot of people to feed. Especially parties for kids. 

Spoon Cookies

Submitted by: Janet
This recipe is from my Italian mother-in-law. She refers to them as spoon cookies because most Italian cookies are shaped and these are just dropped from a spoon. They're usually seen at Christmas. 

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Party Cookies

Submitted by: Odette
Uses gelatin to flavor and color this sugar cookie. 

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The Best Valentine Sugar Cookies

Submitted by: Emily Williams
This basic sugar cookie recipe is subtly flavored with a dash of almond extract, and stands up to rolling, shaping, baking and decorating. Sugar cookies should be baked until just golden on the bottom. 

Party Sugar Cookies

Submitted by: Kathy Prichard
A colorful cutout sugar cookie flavored with fruit gelatin. 
 
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