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Christmas cookies: the classics… and with a twist!
Cookies are Santa’s favourite. They are the star dessert of the holiday season. Why not add a whimsical touch to your classic recipes? Here are nine simple and decadent variations to get inspired!
Shortbread cookies
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1
Mix chocolate chunks and a handful of dried cranberries in with the dry ingredients.
2
When you cream the butter and sugar, add peanut butter and one egg. Next, roll the log of uncooked dough in coarse sugar and finely chopped peanuts.
3
Sprinkle three pinches of sea salt over the dry ingredients. Before baking, use your thumb to make a well in the middle of each cookie and fill it with dulce de leche.
Oatmeal cookies
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1
Place the mixture into a rectangular dish. After it bakes and cools, drizzle a fine layer of melted chocolate on top and cut it into squares or rectangles.
2
Add two tablespoons of chia seeds to the dry ingredients, then a half-cup of frozen blueberries when you mix the wet and dry ingredients.
3
Replace the brown sugar with six or seven pitted Medjool dates soaked in hot water and mashed into a purée. Add one tablespoon of instant coffee to the dry ingredients.
Gingerbread
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1
Combine three cups of icing sugar and three-quarters of a cup of clementine juice. Dip each cookie into the glaze and let dry.
2
Add sliced almonds to the dry ingredients and roll out the dough out so it’s a little thinner to achieve a crunchier texture.
3
Cut the cookie dough into identical rectangles. After they bake and cool, serve them as a sandwich with the ice cream of your choice.
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