Observe this important day by making at least one batch for your Christmas Cookie Table.
Join the Route 19 Writers as we browse and bake some of our own favorite recipes.
The Pittsburgh Cookie Table baking blogs here on Route 19 present a great selection. (Each recipe comes with hints for tasty reading or writing, too!)
The Pittsburgh Cookie Table baking blogs here on Route 19 present a great selection. (Each recipe comes with hints for tasty reading or writing, too!)
If you have a taste for the classics, allow us to suggest our:
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| Fruit-cake bars |
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| Spritz |
Craving something new and different? Try
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| Butter fudge fingers |
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| Auntie Mary Fudge Slices |
Chocolate might be the flavor you favor:
Feeling nutty? Go for these super-easy
You can spice things up with the grown-up flavors of
Or revel in ethnic favorites like
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| Cream cheese kolache |
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| Yugoslavian kifle |
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| Grandma's pizzelles |
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| Russian tea cakes |
Easy, merry, and familiar—you can never get
enough of these
family favorites:
family favorites:
- Auntie's Light as Air Sugar Cookies
- Double-Quick Shortbread
- Judy's Gingers
- Rum Balls
- Russian Teacakes
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| Rum balls |
Every good wish for your happy holidays from Susan Chapek and all the Route 19 Writers.
Happy Cookie Day, Susan! I think this is my new favorite holiday.
ReplyDeleteI've made and enjoyed a number of these cookies before (the Walnutty Cheesecake bars were a huge hit, even with the nut-leery males in my family), but I'm inspired to try a bunch more.
I especially like how you've paired them with reading suggestions - and I'm already planning a few cookies-and-a-book gifts for special friends. Thanks so much for these!