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Topic: Christmas baking

Posted by: guitargoddess

Subject: Christmas baking
Date: Dec 05 11

What are your Christmas treat traditions? Or what new things are you adding to your cookie platter this year?



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rschuch414

Family Christmas baking starts tomorrow for my family. We will bake over 30 dozen cookies of various varieties, 18 to 23 pies.

Reply #21. Dec 07 12, 10:29 PM

November4

I bake sugar cookies and make fudge and divinity. I have plenty of family and friends to share the goodies with.

Reply #22. Dec 07 12, 11:40 PM

froggyx

We always make Cinnamon Stars and decorated short bread. Love to bake with my daughters.

Reply #23. Dec 08 12, 4:06 AM

rschuch414

we ended up making 6 dozen snicker-doodles and 4 dozen gingerbread cookies today.

Reply #24. Dec 08 12, 10:36 PM

sb22705

I have a cookie swap party next week & so I am going to try a new cookie recipe to take. They are cherry white chocolate macadamia nut cookies. Hope they taste as good as the recipe pictures look.

Reply #25. Dec 09 12, 12:29 AM

froggyx

They sound yummie SB, do you want to share the recipe?

Reply #26. Dec 10 12, 7:10 AM

honeybee4 I watched Rachel Raye make this 5 minute fudge wreath. Super simple and very Christmasy.

http://www.rachaelraymag.com/recipes/rachael-ray-magazine-recipe-search/kid-recipes/Fabulous-5-

Reply #27. Dec 11 12, 9:41 AM

honeybee4 Sorry that the link doesn't work but it is online with pictures to show how to decorate.

Reply #28. Dec 11 12, 9:44 AM

ga_jam831 I always makes several loaves of pumpkin nut bread which is a favorite of my friends every year. I also make both peanut and pecan brittle. I made a new recipe this year, pumpkin-cream cheese pie. Everyone who has sampled this pie has raved about it.

Reply #29. Dec 17 12, 12:58 AM

rschuch414

Sounds great ga_jam831. We made Banana nut bread and started making the holiday candies yesterday. Peanut brittle, divinity and various chocolate treats including white and dark chocolate pretzels.

Reply #30. Dec 17 12, 10:24 AM

Caseena We used to bake sugar cookies and I would spend hours mixing up frosting colors to decorate them. Now, I make peppermint patties and peanut butter cups. With the leftover chocolate, I pour it into candy bar molds with some bacon to make bacon bars (I'm not kidding, they're delicious!).

Reply #31. Feb 14 13, 8:36 AM

rayven80

Caseena that's a great idea. My sister is disturbed because I make turtle brownies with bacon and think they're great!

Reply #32. Feb 14 13, 10:16 AM

IAMMAGIK7

Bacon goes with anything, three cheers for bacon! You people are making me hungry!

Reply #33. Feb 14 13, 10:50 AM

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