These pretty Valentine’s Day cookies can be decorated in so many ways–icing, sugar crystals, piped messages. A sweet little treat for that special someone.
Sugar Cookies
Santa Hat Cookies
These Santa hats are impressively easy and sure to be a hit at your holiday party.
Peppermint Hot Cocoa Cookies
Chocolate, peppermint and marshmallow come together for a much more portable version of cocoa in these delightfully delicious holiday treats.
Grandma Tibbitts Sugar Cookies
This recipe was handed down from my great grandmother. It took a few years to figure out the exact measures. These cookies are very soft and if you want to use a cutter, the dough should be refrigerated a couple hours. I use a three inch biscuit cutter. You can also drop these if you are short on time. Sprinkle tops with colored sugar or whatever decorative confection you like. These are good plain also.
Easy Graham Cracker Cookies
A cookie coated in graham cracker crumbs making it soft in the inside and hard on the outside.
Sugar Cookies with Caramel Pockets and Chocolate Drizzle
They’ll rave when you bring out a tray of these beautiful cookies with chocolate caramel candy centers and a drizzle of chocolate.
Lavender and Citrus Sugar Cookies
Delicious lemony sugar cookies with aromatic lavender. Brush the tops with egg whites and sprinkle with lavender and white sugar before baking, or just try them dusted with icing sugar once baked.
Red Hot Sugar Cookies
Perfect for Valentine’s Day or any day you want to give someone a special red hot treat!!
Golden Honey Snaps
An easy and delicious recipe for honey snaps using golden syrup, a liquid sweetener known in England and prized for its toasty flavor.
Fructose Sugar Cookies
This recipe uses fructose as a sugar substitute and you must refrigerate the dough for 24 hours.
Dead Bones (L’Ossa Morte)
This is an old Sicilian recipe that is a family tradition. They need to sit overnight before baking.
The Best Lavender Sugar Cookies Ever
These are amazing cookies that everyone loves. Oh, are you pregnant or do you not feel well? Well, these cookies have been mentioned by friends and family to make them feel better.
Siri’s Heart Sugar Cookies
This recipe I revised from my grandma’s Christmas angel roll-out cookies. They are sort of cakey, but this can be reduced by omitting half of the cream of tartar, though I prefer them thick and soft. Top with your favorite cream cheese or basic cookie frosting. I find it’s best with almond extract and coconut on top. Enjoy!
Pumpkin Spice Soft Sugar Cookies
If a homemade pumpkin pie and a soft sugar cookie had little cookies of their own, well, let these speak for themselves. Add your favorite seasoned nuts if you wish. I happened to have had some caramelized sugar I had previously made and I crushed this up and added to the top of some of the cookies just before baking.
Gram Opal’s Sugar Cookies
My grandma, Opal June Carlson (Gram C), made these cookies whenever my dad and I came to her cottage on Lake Okoboji for a visit. Although at the time I picked off the pecan halves that my 7-year-old self didn’t yet appreciate, these simply delicious cookies were amazing and will live forever in my heart along with my Gram C!
Grandmother’s Brown Sugar Cookies
Roll and cut cookies, a real easy to work with dough. Can be rolled again and again. Makes lots of cookies!
Rumford Sugar Cookies
A nice sugar cookie from the 1940s. It’s fine to use milk instead of the water.
Mailaenderli
These are sweet Swiss cookies. We usually make them for Weihnachten (Christmas Eve) and top them with sprinkles but they are appropriate year-round.
Sugar Cookies XI
Make yourself a really big batch of these old fashioned buttermilk sugar cookies, because you will have to share.