Hi everyone. I am gearing up for my annual holiday cookie baking marathon. My friend and I make 6 – 8 different types of cookies each year, pack them up beautifully and hand them out as gifts. We have a few faves that we make... (6 replies, last updated by pitu November 17, 2006)

looking for holiday cookies that resemble Martha Stewarts or Gourmet mag style (linzer, cresents, lace, truffle, those types of cookies). beautiful and yummy looking that also taste good. where can you rec’d that I get... (0 replies, last updated by BLover33 December 8, 2008)

Does anyone know where I can buy individually wrapped holiday cookies? Something similar to Eleni’s but not $12 per cookie. Thanks in advance. (1 reply, last updated by Jon36 December 16, 2005)

Nibbling through Aki’s assorted holiday cookies from a tray identical to this photo on its website, far and away the best and the only one worth seeking out is the thin, speckled cookie at the 12 o’clock and 6... (3 replies, last updated by Melanie Wong December 27, 2006)

Can anyone recommend a good bakery for Christmas cookies? I’m envisioning cookies so light and buttery, they bring tears to my eyes. If no such cookies/bakeries exist, does anyone have a good recipe? Thanks in advance for... (1 reply, last updated by Sandra W. December 9, 2003)

I make the mistake of baking my chocolate chip cookies on waxed paper! It was late night and I totally wasn’t thinking? Do you think if I scrapped the bottom of the cookie with a serated edge the any wax that was baked in... (3 replies, last updated by chowser December 19, 2006)

I know this sounds nuts (no pun intended), but Archway has a line of cookies it puts out only around Thanksgiving and Christmas, and one of them, the Nutty Malted Nougat, is pretty much the best packaged cookie I’ve ever... (0 replies, last updated by Jean December 11, 2002)

I make the mistake of baking my chocolate chip cookies on waxed paper! It was late night and I totally wasn’t thinking? Do you think if I scrapped the bottom of the cookie with a serated edge the any wax that was baked in... (8 replies, last updated by choucooks December 20, 2006)

compact in shape — thin and lacy cookies don’t do as well as balls and logs, and are meant to be somewhat aged. Mrs. Smith has posted many wonderful posts on her holiday boxes — last year I think she posted on... (4 replies, last updated by Mrs. Smith December 15, 2004)

. However, if you’re a good baker, and you have the time and effort to put into an assortment, these are always appreciated by families on your list- - because not everyone’s tastes are the same, and also they may add... (14 replies, last updated by Colleen December 9, 2003)

of you who adore tender cookies, please tell my your holiday favorites. (12 replies, last updated by Dizzied December 15, 2006)

. These cookies used to come out during the holidays and they were soooooo good! Does anyone know where one can buy these cookies or if anyone still makes them? I have a feeling they’re not available anymore but I thought... (0 replies, last updated by Karen July 19, 2003)

Remember a few weeks ago when I went all crazy and came to this board crying about Cinnamon Chips for my Spicy Pumpkin Bars that would be featured on my annual Holiday Cookie Plate, this year themed “Cookie Bars”... And then like... (20 replies, last updated by tweetie January 20, 2007)

I work in LIC & every year go out to Mr Cookie in Long Island to buy cookie trays for the holidays for my big customers. Wondering if anyone knows somewhere good to get them around where I work in LIC – next to Citibank... (6 replies, last updated by David Kraft December 20, 2002)

I’m looking for an icing that’s not brittle, but dries hard enough that it won’t rub off easily. And I’d like it to be firm enough that I can pipe it on the cookies. Any suggestions? (2 replies, last updated by fatcat December 14, 2004)