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Four Holiday Cookie Recipes

Welcome to Homemaking Tips Tuesdays where contributing writers share helpful homemaking tips so you can feel more successful caring for your home and family.

{This week, post by: Jessica}

Enter the giveaway detailed in the post and grab these 4 holiday cookie recipes with free printable recipe cards. Homemaking Tips Tuesday will get you ready for the holidays!

Each year I look forward to having the opportunity to do some holiday baking. I have included 4 holiday cookie recipes here with printable recipe cards.

There is just something about giving into the decadence of the holidays and passing on my love for baking to my kids. It is a life skill, and baking cookies is a great way to make homemade Christmas gifts for neighbors and friends.

With so many holiday cookie recipes available, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. Below are four tried and true holiday cookie recipes that you can make with with your kids.

Four Holiday Cookie Recipes

Click each cookie title for the free printable recipe cards. You can save them to your computer, email them to friends, or print them right out.

1. Jeweled Thumbprints
2. Gingerbread Cutouts
3. Candy Cane Snowballs
4. Chocolate Caramel Wafers

If you like to bake a variety of holiday cookie recipes to give as gifts or for cookie exchange parties, print out this baking planner to stay organized.

Want a few more tips for successful baking with your kids? Be sure to check back at Homemaking Tips Tuesday for a follow-up post all about tips for baking with kids. 

Get organized for the holidays with helpful tips and encouragement. Let’s do more enjoying of the season rather than stressing!


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What are your favorite holiday cookie recipes to bake?

Enter the giveaway detailed in the post and grab these 4 holiday cookie recipes with free printable recipe cards. Homemaking Tips Tuesday will get you ready for the holidays!


Jessica Stremer of Five O'Clock JellyJessica is a stay at home mom of two lovely little girls.  She is also a military spouse and an entrepreneur.  Jessica enjoys staying active and spending time outdoors with her family, cooking, and reading.


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November 29, 2016 by Jaimi Erickson 1 Comment Filed Under: homemaking, motherhood Tagged With: baking, Christmas, Holiday Guide, holidays, HTT contributors, recipes

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  1. Jackie says

    December 5, 2016 at 11:14 pm

    Sugar cookies dipped in white chocolate and sprinkled with crushed candy canes! Yum!

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