My kitchen gets quite the workout every December, since I spend most of my free time whipping up homemade gifts, crafting the perfect appetizer for that holiday party and baking entirely too many Christmas cookies.
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pumpkin rolls
Peanut butter fudge. Yummy!
Getting some frosty-the-snowman sugar cookies from the store to bake. The kid's love them.
Never been much of a baker from scratch.
We will make fattigman, a Norwegian cookie that is a family tradition. They are light and crisp, and covered in powdered sugar~what's not to love?!
felt stockings and homemade caramels if I work up the courage.
I'm on a roll with Cranberry Harvest muffins- the color is just right for the holidays.
All different kind of cookies.
I COULD REALLY USE THE MAGIMIX ,TO MAKE LOTS OF GOOD THINGS FOR MY FAMILY.LIKE THE BURGUNDY COLOR.NICE THAT IT COMES IN SUCH PRETTY COLORS.
I go crazy making DIY gifts in the kitchen. Gingerbread and red wine truffles, assorted Polish cookies……..and so much more!
I always make fantasy fudge and a couple other things I have found in a cooking magazine.
I'm making pumpkin cake cookies…delicious!
Cinnamon Pecan Coffee Cake ~ Delicious!
I'm making sugar cookies, and brownies.
I'm not cooking gifts but since I have two great niece/nephews coming next year I am crocheting blankets with matching hats and booties. Every child born into my family gets their own handmade welcoming gift. These are made with love and treasured as keepsakes.
PSST how come one doesn't have to sign in to post on this blog.
I will be making homemade cookies to give as gifts.
I have been making shortbread cookies and truffles for loved ones for years! I didn't have time to make them one year and was amazed at how upset people were! Won't do that again! Good to know how much they are appreciated…
I'm making quilted stockings and matching tree skirts for my family.
I am making homemake cookies in a decorative tin or holiday wrap for friends and family members.
I am in charge of all desserts and specialty drinks this Christmas, this food processor would be a great way of getting thing done quicker and smarter….
I am going to give homemade mustard made with oatmeal stout beer.
I'm going to make a Portuguese treat, chocolate salame. Mmm.
I'm a Real Estate Agent and have some very special clients. I'm planning on baking Italian cookies and putting them in festive packages for distribution.
the wife is gathering all the goods over the next 2 weeks for Cookies!
I'll be making Cranberry Salsa made with fresh cranberries, cilantro and jalapenos just to name a few ingredients! I'll also be making chalk trays and bottle cap magnet sets.
Baking oatmeal raisin cookies, yum!
What would the holidays be without cookies of all shapes and sizes.
Fudge…white and dark chocolate!-some with nuts and some without.
I will be making a variety of Indian samosas both of the savory and sweet variety!
Pumpkin (actually butternut squash) bread, decorated Christmas cookies.
Toll House Pie, Molasses-Spice Cookies, Peanut Butter Cookies, Oatmeal Cookies, Gingerbread Cookies
Little photo albums form old family photos. Not totally homemade, but I'm putting them together. Glad to see the Freebies back!
A variety of cookies from my grandma's recipe book.
We will be baking/making all sorts of Christmas goodies from cheese logs and glazed almonds to peppermint bark, peanut butter balls, and chocolate covered pretzels. We also make the yummy butter cookies while drinking our homemade "adult" spiced apple cider… : ) I hope everyone has safe and wonderful holidays in the days ahead.
I'm trying gluten-free dishes for a family member to enjoy.