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Photo of: Mom's Island Treasures

Mom's Island Treasures

Submitted by: Angie Lov.
Soft and chewy. Made with milk chocolate chips, coconut, and pecans. They are a favorite at church and at home. 
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Magic Cookie Bars II

Submitted by: Shawn Bowers
An extremely rich, yet delicious cookie bar!! Walnuts aren't the only nut you can use try any of your other favorites like pecans, peanuts or cashews. 
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Chocolate Brittle Surprise

Submitted by: ShanaLee
Like chocolate-covered toffee! Disappears like magic! Great for holiday parties, gifts! 
Photo of: Snowballs II

Snowballs II

Submitted by: Lori Dehn
These are technically Mexican Wedding Cakes or Russian Teacakes, but my grandmother gave up on us calling them that years ago! 
Photo of: Fudge Puddles

Fudge Puddles

Submitted by: debzy
Home Town: Storrs, Connecticut, USA
Living In: Salt Lake City, Utah, USA
Fudge filled deliciousness! 
Photo of: Dishpan Cookies II

Dishpan Cookies II

Submitted by: Laura and Tammy
These cookies have a little of everything in them, except for a dishpan. 
Photo of: Anise Biscotti

Anise Biscotti

Submitted by: Laria Tabul
Delicious, with a hint of licorice flavor. You can store these in an airtight container for over a month. 
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Brown Butter Cookies

Submitted by: Heather
Using butter (NOT margarine) is essential for the success of this rich, but highly addictive cookie! You may need as little as 3 cups confectioners' sugar for the icing; just stop adding it when you've reached the desired consistency. 
Photo of: Kolachky

Kolachky

Submitted by: Patricia
My father and grandparents were born in Czechoslovakia. I use to watch my grandmother make these small pastries at Christmas time and I couldn't wait to eat them when she was all done. I do hope you will enjoy this recipe as much as I do. You will need a large area to work. 
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Rum Balls I

Submitted by: Yvonne
I tried this easy, no-bake cookie recipe for the first time last Christmas and they were a big hit. Simple to make and very yummy! 
Photo of: Crunch Bar

Crunch Bar

Submitted by: Linda
Easy to make and tastes like a Heath Bar. 

Banana Split Bars

Submitted by: Pam
A banana split bar which is very rich and a nice dessert. 
Photo of: One Hundred Thousand Calorie Bars

One Hundred Thousand Calorie Bars

Submitted by: Maureen Worman
A rich tasty treat. They're quick and easy to make, chock full of calories but oh so divinely delicious. 
Photo of: Raspberry and Apricot Rugelach

Raspberry and Apricot Rugelach

Submitted by: Holly
A yummy and extra fruity version of this traditional cookie. 
Photo of: Swedish Angel Crisps

Swedish Angel Crisps

Submitted by: Barbara Morgan
This recipe came from my great grandmother's family who came from Sweden somewhere near the end of the last century. NOTE: You can also add 1/3 cup unsweetened cocoa to this recipe. It makes the cookies taste like brownie cookies. 
Photo of: Persimmon Cookies II

Persimmon Cookies II

Submitted by: Bonnie
This is a good recipe for persimmon cookies. These cookies are wonderfully sweet and delicious. 
Photo of: Joan's Famous Mondel Brodt

Joan's Famous Mondel Brodt

Submitted by: Joan Stormwind
Mondel Brodt is a semi-sweet cookie/bread much like biscotti. A delicious Jewish treat. Great with coffee or tea. 

Cherry Winks

Submitted by: Sally
Cookies are rolled in crushed corn flakes and topped with a quarter of a maraschino cherry. 

Sandies

Submitted by: Jaimie
Simple molded pecan sugar cookies rolled in confectioners' sugar. 
Photo of: Ghoraiybah

Ghoraiybah

Submitted by: redsoxfan213
Living In: Arlington, Texas, USA
A simple traditional Arabic recipe for cookies similar to shortbread. The wonderful flavor comes from the cardamom, which is fairly expensive, but very worth it. I actually prefer them without the almonds, but you might add them if you like. 

 
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