My cookie swap is back for its third year! It’s easy to participate: simply blog about your favorite Christmas recipes and share the link in the comments some time between now and Christmas. Feel free to share cookies, candies, fudge, yule logs, egg nog or hot chocolate, or any other special Christmas recipe, even if you’ve shared it in my cookie swap in previous years! I’ll keep the recipes with links to your post on the side bar for everyone to enjoy.
Please feel free to use the button on your cookie posts or anywhere on your blog!
This post is my contribution to Retro Housewife Goes Green’s Holiday Blog Carnival.
Farmer's Daughter 
I’m hosting a Green Holiday Blog Carnival on Sunday, you are welcome to submit this for it.
Awesome Lisa, I will!
Thanks for joining in on the carnival!
LOVE the new logo! I can probably handle this, if it’s a virtual swap, meaning I don’t have to actually make dozens and dozens? Ho, ho, ho . . .
Hi! Here’s a recipe for fruit cake cookies that my family always enjoys: http://www.merrygourmet.com/2010/11/ushering-in-the-christmas-spirit-fruit-cake-cookies/
These are one of our favorites.
http://heathershomemaking.blogspot.com/2010/11/snickerdoodles.html
I know I know- this is supposed to be a cookie swap… but you gotta wash down those cookies with something…
http://robj98168.blogspot.com/2010/12/hot-apple-chai-der.html
Oh that looks good!
and two more
Cranberry in Phyllo
http://robj98168.blogspot.com/2010/11/cranberry-in-phyllo.html
Nimt Chocolate Chip Cookies-
http://robj98168.blogspot.com/2010/11/mint-chocolate-chip-cookies.html
I made some Gingersnap cookies as well.
http://heathershomemaking.blogspot.com/2010/12/gingersnap-cookies.html
Sixth generation Christmas cookie recipe! http://going-green-mama.blogspot.com/2009/12/christmas-cookie-recipe-6-generations.html
http://puginthekitchen.blogspot.com/2010/12/anisette-cookies.html Finally got them made!
http://runningscared.ca/UrbanMomtographer/do-it-yourself-in-december-christmas-baking-frosted-shortbread-sandwich-cookies/
I’m posting a recipe a week this month! 🙂
http://puginthekitchen.blogspot.com/2010/12/bethlehem-star-cookies.html
This is the official recipe to the cookies I did a few years ago (perhaps for your first swap?). And tomorrow, I’m off to make bakalava with friends, so I’ll be sure to post and link you!
What a fun idea! Here’s my favorite, old-fashioned spice gum drop cookies:
http://lowattentionspan.blogspot.com/2010/12/christmas-cookies-from-yesteryear.html
Enjoy!
Maple walnut ice cream – it’s a Canadian classic, and a great last-minute gift: http://www.strocel.com/maple-walnut-ice-cream/
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