Creative food craft ideas
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The weather outside may be frightful, but the cookies are wonderful.
With Thanksgiving in the rearview mirror, many home bakers are preparing for cookie season. When gifting cookie tins, it’s best to make a variety of recipes, from the classic sugar cookie to the more unique Chocolate Peppermint Cookies, and perhaps some vegan-friendly holiday cookies as well. Parents need fun, easy cookie recipes to make on a school night before a cookie swap, and kids can help with all of the decorating.
So pull out the cookie cutters from the top shelf, grab the rolling pin, and watch flour fall through the air like snow on a cold December morning.
This recipe for Almond Flour Keto Butter Cookies is quick and simple, with a butter filling that tastes like a fat bomb, an almond snap crunch outside, and a shortbread texture inside.
There are only 4 ingredients in these sugar-free, gluten-free, and grain-free butter cookies, plus optional vanilla extract.
How delicious and buttery are these icebox cookies with checkerboard design? These are great for a cookie exchange or Christmas party.
These cookies are not only delicious-looking, but they also require very little preparation and only the most basic ingredients.
This recipe for gluten-free chocolate peppermint cookies is so good that it will become a holiday baking favorite for all.
These gorgeous holiday cookies, made with almond flour and chocolate chips and peppermint flavor, are sure to please. The fact that these cookies are totally gluten-free is even better!
Stick of peppermint Christmas Meringues are simple, five-ingredient, gluten-free cookies that are colored and crunchy with a hint of pure mint and crushed candy canes.
You can literally melt these Christmas cookies in your mouth. They taste amazing and have a buttery, aromatic flavor. If you’re a beginner, these are the cookies you should bake because they’re very simple to make.
In addition to being loved by both adults and children, they can be made gluten-free.
You can use gluten-free flour and a substitute for molasses to make this Keto version of gluten-free gingerbread cookies. You can make a gingerbread man or a whole village out of those sugar-free, low-carb, gluten-free gingerbread cookies.
For the most festive appearance, decorate with our sprinkles, gummy bears, and dark or white chocolate chips.
Warm chocolate cookies without gluten are chewy, soft, and incredibly tasty! They are created with healthier ingredients and are free of oil and eggs!
Who doesn’t enjoy a good cup of hot cocoa in the winter? Imagine that as a cookie, now! Melted dark chocolate is drizzled over the cookies, which are filled with cacao powder and topped with scrumptious marshmallows.
You can now savor a hot cocoa mug and a hot cocoa cookie together! This cookie recipe, incidentally, would be ideal for a holiday cookie exchange.
This recipe for flaky salt-topped soft and chewy crispy salted coconut cookies is gluten-free, quick to prepare, and freezes well. Just four components!
Delicious chocolate, jam, and almond-based gluten-free rainbow cookies. You wouldn’t believe how simple it is to make these 7-layer cookies!
There are several reasons why this recipe for gluten-free rainbow cookies is so successful!
You’re going to adore these gluten-free Spritz Cookies if you grew up enjoying them during the holidays! They make it incredibly simple to maintain a gluten-free diet and still partake in the joys of Christmas baking.
While balance is key in life, you cannot give yourself a “cheat day” when you must follow a gluten-free diet due to health concerns.
These tasty, nutritious oatmeal and raisin cookies make the ideal midday snack. Eggless, gluten-free, and low in sugar are healthy oatmeal cookies.
These chocolate-chip-filled, naturally green, vegan matcha cookies are the ideal texture! with a simple gluten-free substitute.
If you’re trying to cut back on gluten or for a loved one who is gluten-free, these vegan flourless oatmeal cookies make a great gift.
We all get a little sluggish right after Christmas, as though we’ve had enough rich, heavy food and just need soups and salads. Well, maybe a cookie, though.
These buttery, melt-in-your-mouth traditional holiday cookies are so easy to make. With only 5 basic ingredients, you can have a batch of these irresistibly delicious sweet treats ready to enjoy in just a few minutes!
Easy To Bake Gluten Free Christmas Holiday Bars
I love the cookies you have made great ideas, very creative would love to try it myself have a big family and with the holidays looking for something different to give as gifts and what better then a sweet treat
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I went to Karen’s facebook page and “liked her.” Great cookies!
My fondest memory of my grandma was the last time I saw her – she was holding my oldest son who was 10 months old at the time.
I liked Karen’s FB page.
Wow! What amazing cookies you make. I “Liked” Karen’s FB page.
I remember my grandma would randomly pick me up from school. She would take the chance to catch me when school let out and she would have food from Wendy’s for me. She never told me she was gonna pick me up so I always wonder how many times she went to get me and didn’t catch me walking out from school.
I spent alot of time with my grandma, but oddly I can never remember her cooking a meal. And I mean “cook” I’d occassionaly see her microwave items, but never cook something on the stove. Very weird. My great-gramdma was always cooking.
Is this a magical cookie decorating kit? Would we be able to magically create cookies as great as you?
My grandma was known for her baking with yeast dough. I would watch her make something and write it down as she went along. I am retired, but worked in a bakery for 25 yrs. My NY resolution is to perfect pasta making and cookie decorating.
Ever since I saw your post I wanted to write about my mom, it is hard to do so, because she is missing, but I do remember a lot of happy moments, althougth we were poor, she always managed to make our lives very fun; Most of all I miss her singing habilities, I never put much attention to her cooking because I was very youg, Now that I started to make cookies on my own I think of her a lot, she use to make the greates cookies ever, not decorated, but they tasted really good. I wish I could win your give away, and my very short story probably won’t be the best, but it is fun to participate, I have been thinking about this give away since this last Monday, it is not in the origal post you wrote and probably I di not make it on time, but I finally got the courage to write, I am such a quite woman. Oh well the truth is that I am already a winner just to open a little bit to my self, and really looking a your cooking gives me a lot of ideas, and inspires me keep trying, before I felt alone, I di not have any one to ask a question about what was rigth about baking or any simple question, but now with internet is so much information, that I can not wait until I put the kids to come visit wonderfull sites like your. Kisses.
I have visited Karen on her face book,what she can do with a plain old Cookie is out of this world.
I also have many good memories of my Grandma’s, the trouble is though my Nan got so badly burnt (90%)that I always see this before I can remember the good, I was 13 and I visited her in Hospital on my own and as I walked in she took her very last breathe… But we had so many good times they do out weigh this very last memory.
I lost my Granny when I was 24. My son was the only grate grandchild she ever held she died a few weeks after that.She taught me all that she knew about sewing and crocheting. She showed me how to make a quilt.
I am 64 years now (the same age as my dear Grandma when she passed) and I still think of her all the time. She made a “huge” impact on my life and my way of doing things. Grandma had a love for food and animals, she raised birds in her avery in the backyard.
I can still taste the cookies she made for my sister and I out of the leftover pie dough. She would let us decorate them with sugar and candies.
I am the proud grandma of 4 beautiful children and being a grandma is my greatest legacy. I am teaching my grandkids how to sew and make cookies (gingerbread boys and houses) at Christmas every year.
Thanks for the opportunity to share my story.
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My Granny helped me make my first afghan. It didn’t look very pretty but it was mine. I turned around and showed her how to make baby,booties. We had a lot of fun. She still comes to see me when I am down