24 Days of Christmas Cookies: A December Holiday Baking Countdown! (2024)

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24 days of Christmas Cookies: a holiday baking countdown to celebrate Christmas throughout the month of December! This list of cookies features classic cookie recipes as well as a few traditional Christmas cookies from around the world. The whole family will enjoy making these cookies together almost as much as eating them!

Christmas Cookie Countdown

These 24 Christmas cookie recipes are the perfect way to countdown to Christmas. It's a great way to get the whole family together in the kitchen so everyone can participate (and enjoy the tasty results)!

If you find yourself with an abundance of Christmas cookies, you can always repurpose them. Take a look at my page on what to do with leftover Christmas cookies for recipes and ideas!

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  • Christmas Cookie Countdown
  • Best Christmas Cookie Recipes
  • 2. Peanut Butter Blossoms
  • 3. Vintage Betty Crocker Sugar Cookies
  • 4. Italian Ricotta Cookies
  • 5. Chocolate Peppermint Cookies
  • 6. Christmas Cookies (with Sprinkles)
  • 7. Russian Tea Cakes
  • 8. Chocolate Peppermint Blossoms
  • 9. Gumdrop Cookies
  • 10. Polar Bear Paw Print Cookies
  • 11. Kolaczki
  • 13. Melting Moments
  • 14. Kringla
  • 15. Peanut Butter Pecan Cookies
  • 16. Nussecken
  • 17. Sprinkle Crinkle Cookies
  • 18. Chocolate Blossom Cookies
  • 19. Peanut Butter Bear Paw Cookies
  • 20. Vanilla Crinkle Cookies
  • 21. Hello Dolly Bars
  • 22. Fruitcake Shortbread Cookies
  • 23. Empire Biscuits
  • 24. Eggnog Sugar Cookies
  • 🎄 Bonus: Christmas Candy Recipes
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Best Christmas Cookie Recipes

Below are 24 of my personal favorite and most well-loved Christmas cookie recipes. Each one would make a fantastic option for a cookie exchange!

They can also be wrapped in colored cellophane or placed in a festive tin and given as gifts (perfect for coworkers, teachers, or neighbors)!

If baking gets you in the Christmas spirit, check out my holiday baking recipes! There are cookies, my fantastic Christmas cake, fruitcake and more cake ideas, pies, fudge, candy, and so much more to try!

1. Christmas M&Ms Cookies

Christmas M&M cookies make the list of the most popular holiday cookies each and every year. There's something comforting about a soft brown sugar and vanilla cookie with chunks of chocolate candy dotted throughout.

There's no frosting or sprinkles on these Christmas cookies. The red and green M&Ms are all the decoration you need!

Christmas M&M Cookies

These Christmas M&M cookies are everything you love about chocolate chip cookies with the colorful addition of red and green holiday candy! The soft and chewy cookies are absolutely delightful with festive candy-coated chocolates we all know and love! They are perfect for any holiday activities or gift baskets!

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2. Peanut Butter Blossoms

The classic flavor combination of milk chocolate and creamy peanut butter come together in this incredible Christmas cookie! The key to their signature sweetness is a quick coating in granulated sugar just before you bake them.

Kids will love to help place the Hershey's kisses on top of the cookies once they've all baked! You can't go wrong with these simply delicious chocolate and peanut butter cookies.

Peanut Butter Blossoms

Peanut butter blossoms are so yummy with their chewy peanut butter cookie base and Hershey's Kisses milk chocolate candies set on top! The added touch of white sugar is part of this classic cookie's charm and deliciousness! Of course, they are the best cookie for peanut butter and chocolate lovers!

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3. Vintage Betty Crocker Sugar Cookies

This tried and true sugar cookie recipe is always my go-to at Christmastime. I love these vintage rolled sugar cookies because they turn out delightfully soft and sweet every time.

They are perfect for cutting into shapes and for decorating with frosting, icing, sprinkles, or whatever you like!

Vintage Betty Crocker Rolled Sugar Cookies

Rolled, chilled, and cut out sugar cookies from my personal favorite, tried and true, Vintage Betty Crocker Traditional Rolled Sugar Cookies!

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4. Italian Ricotta Cookies

The ricotta cheese in these traditional Italian Christmas cookies keeps them soft and moist! It also gives them a slightly tangy flavor that balances their sweetness beautifully.

The bright lemon glaze on top adds a refreshing citrus flavor that makes these cookies hard to resist.

Italian Ricotta Cookies (Italian Christmas Cookies)

Italian ricotta cookies are super soft, moist, and an incredibly easy-to-make classic holiday cookie that's also amazingly delicious! Tender, sweet, yet slightly tangy cookies are covered with a bright lemon glaze and then topped with festive sprinkles! Moist, tender, and melt in your mouth – these cookies are going to be a new favorite!

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5. Chocolate Peppermint Cookies

These cookies are made with 3 kinds of chocolate! The peppermint comes from a topping of crushed candy canes (which also adds a delightful crunch).

These cookies are truly indulgent and perfect for any chocolate lover.

Chocolate Peppermint Cookies

These chocolate peppermint cookies are packed with 3 different types of chocolate and then topped with crushed candy canes! They are incredibly rich, indulgent, and perfect for any winter occasion! Go ahead and add these to your Christmas gift baskets so that everyone can enjoy them!

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6. Christmas Cookies (with Sprinkles)

It's all in the name- these cookies are made for Christmas! The base is a soft sugar cookie that is then topped off with smooth vanilla buttercream frosting and, of course, sprinkles!

Christmas Cookies

These Christmas cookies are a holiday favorite with their festive sprinkle topping and easy-to-make frosting that hardens for stacking! I'm also listing dozens more of my most requested and well-loved Christmas cookie recipes! You'll want to keep baking right on into the new year!

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7. Russian Tea Cakes

This classic Russian recipe is always enjoyed around the holidays. The buttery cookies are so tender with bits of walnut sprinkled throughout.

To finish them off, they are rolled through powdered sugar which makes them literally finger-licking good!

Russian Tea Cakes

Russian Tea Cakes are an easy-to-make holiday classic perfect for your Christmas cookie table and cookie swaps! Tender, buttery cookies are filled with chopped walnuts and rolled in powdered sugar to make an irresistible treat! These are sure to be a new family favorite!

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8. Chocolate Peppermint Blossoms

These soft chocolate cookies are topped off with a festive red and white striped peppermint Hershey's kiss! Chocolate and peppermint are a classic Christmas flavor combination and these cookies have a perfect balance of both.

Did I mention they only take 17 minutes from start to finish? There's no chilling or decorating required!

Chocolate Peppermint Blossoms

Chocolate peppermint blossoms are soft and decadent dark chocolate cookies that are topped with a peppermint Hershey's kiss! The combination of peppermint and chocolate makes them a perfect winter treat. In fact, after just one bite, these cookies will become a regular addition to your holiday baking year after year!

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9. Gumdrop Cookies

Gumdrop cookies are soft and tender, with chewy bits of chopped gumdrops scattered throughout. It's an incredibly easy-to-make recipe that always receives loving compliments and beaming smiles.

I love that the gumdrop candies decorate the cookies for you. To make them even more festive, you can always opt for just red and green gumdrops!

Gumdrop Cookies

These fun and tasty gumdrop cookies will delight kids of all ages with each bite of colorful fruit-flavored candies packed in a tender sugar cookie! They're also incredibly easy-to-make cookies with no chilling required before popping them in the oven to bake. Though they make great holiday cookies, they are so tasty you'll want to bake them year-round!

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10. Polar Bear Paw Print Cookies

Can it get any cuter than these 'furry' polar bear paw cookies? Don't worry, the fur is purely shredded coconut.

Underneath all that fur is a soft cookie full of chocolatey goodness. The paw pad itself is made up of peppermint patties and M&Ms!

Polar Bear Paw Print Cookies

These polar bear paw print cookies are an adorable, fun, and delicious treat that are both kid and adult approved! Dark chocolate cookies are topped with vanilla frosting, shredded coconut, peppermint patties, and M&Ms to make some cute bear paws! These charming cookies are sure to be a hit at any occasion!

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11. Kolaczki

Kolaczi are buttery cookies filled with a sweet and sticky fruit filling and dusted with powdered sugar. They only require 5 ingredients: cream cheese, butter, pie or pastry filling, flour, and powdered sugar (oh, and a little water, too).

These cookies are lovely to look at and they taste just as good as they look! They make a stunning addition to any cookie exchange or holiday dessert table.

Kolaczki

These Kolaczki are easy-to-make Polish fruit-filled cookies that are the perfect sweet treat for holidays or any day! It takes just 5 ingredients to make these incredibly delicious cookies, so they’re guaranteed to become a part of your cookie rotation! They make a stunning addition to your Christmas cookie gift baskets too!

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12. Christmas M&M Bars

If you enjoy M&M Christmas cookies, you will surely enjoy these M&M dessert bars! With a whopping 20 servings per batch, these bars are a great alternative to cookies when you plan on serving a crowd.

Not to mention, there's no shaping or rolling dough required. Just assemble and bake!

Christmas M&M Cookie Bars

These festive Christmas M&M cookie bars are packed with red and green holiday M&M's, mini chocolate chips, and white chocolate chips! They're a great start to your holiday baking and a delightful treat for cookie swaps and holiday cookie trays!

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13. Melting Moments

Melting moments are soft shortbread cookies that practically melt in your mouth (hence the name). Oh, and you only need 4 simple ingredients to make them!

The cornstarch in these cookies binds them just enough so that they don't fall apart until you take a bite. That means you don't even need eggs!

Melting Moments (Cornstarch Cookies or Butter Cookies)

These melting moments are a soft, buttery, and scrumptious twist on a shortbread cookie that's perfect for your Christmas baking! Plus, they only need a handful of ingredients! These sweet treats are so soft and tender that they will literally melt in your mouth!

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14. Kringla

Kringla are simple, soft cookies that are unbelievably enticing. You can't help but come back for another cookie...or two!

There are no fancy frills or frosting to be found on these cookies. But trust me, they don't need it.

Kringla

These easy Kringla cookies are a traditional Scandinavian family favorite that’s perfect for Christmas, or any time of year! With just a few easy ingredients and no special equipment needed, you’ll have the softest, most pillowy cookies that you and your family will adore!

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15. Peanut Butter Pecan Cookies

Peanut butter pecan cookies are a classic. The tender, buttery cookie is balanced perfectly by the soft crunch of walnuts that are mixed into the dough and placed on top.

Sometimes simple is a good thing and these cookies prove it.

Peanut Butter Pecan Cookies

My soft and chewy Peanut Butter Pecan Cookies are loaded with classic peanut butter cookie flavor with delicious chunks of pecan throughout the cookies! Top them off with a whole pecan for more great pecan flavor in these addictively tasty, buttery cookies!

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16. Nussecken

These German Christmas cookies have an irresistible combination of flavors. They start out with a buttery shortbread base. Then, they are topped off with apricot jam, boozy hazelnuts, and a sweet chocolate glaze!

These delicious cookies are a labor of love, but I promise all the time and effort are more than worth it.

Nussecken (German Nut Corners Bars)

Nussecken (German Nut Corners) combine a buttery shortbread base, sweet apricot jam, sticky hazelnuts, and an amazing chocolate glaze! They're a special treat to enjoy year-round and a true delight to share at Christmastime!

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17. Sprinkle Crinkle Cookies

The name of these cookies is just as fun and festive as the cookies themselves! The mixed-in Christmas sprinkles peek through powdered sugar like snowy Christmas lights or confetti.

Sprinkle crinkle cookies are also incredibly easy to make. After all, they decorate themselves!

Sprinkle Crinkle Cookies

My delightfully tasty sprinkle crinkle cookies are super easy to make and a fun way to celebrate the holidays with your family! These tender vanilla cookies are speckled with festive green and red sprinkles that almost look like snow covered confetti, how fun!

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18. Chocolate Blossom Cookies

If you aren't a fan of peanut butter, try these double chocolate blossom cookies instead.

Older kids can help mix and bake the cookies. Little ones will love helping out by placing a Hershey's kiss on top of each one at the end!

Chocolate Blossom Cookies

Chocolate blossom cookies feature rich and soft dark chocolate cookies that are topped with a sweet and tasty Hershey's Kiss! They are easy to make and incredibly delicious. Use your favorite variety of Hershey's Kisses to make these cookies perfect for you!

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19. Peanut Butter Bear Paw Cookies

These soft peanut butter cookies are topped off with chocolate chips and chocolate wafers to make them look like a bear's paw. It's a great opportunity to let the kids help decorate cookies after they've baked!

Of course, you can always make them a puppy or kitty paw, too. Just add an extra chocolate chip toe!

Peanut Butter Bear Claw Blossoms

These peanut butter bear claw blossoms are a fun, cute, and delicious treat to make with the family during the holiday season! Chewy peanut butter cookies are topped with adorable bear paws made out of chocolate. Though they make wonderful holiday cookies, these tasty cookies will be a huge hit on any occasion!

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20. Vanilla Crinkle Cookies

Who doesn't love soft, warm, vanilla cookies? This simple recipe can be whipped up in about 30 minutes.

They make a great last-minute addition to any cookie exchange or holiday get-together.

Vanilla Crinkle Cookies

Tasty vanilla crinkle cookies are a holiday staple that make a wonderful addition to Christmas cookie swaps, Easter desserts, or just because! They're easy enough to make that you don't need an excuse like a holiday to whip up these tender cookies any day of the year!

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21. Hello Dolly Bars

Ok, so these are cookie bars and not cookies but they totally earned their spot on this list. These 7-layer dessert bars are chewy, crunchy, and full of heavenly cookie flavor!

The layers include butter, graham crackers, chocolate chips, butterscotch chips, coconut, pecans, and sweetened condensed milk. Altogether they make one seriously tasty treat!

Hello Dolly Bars

Hello Dolly Bars are an all-around favorite for everyone. Layers of tasty ingredients that magically turn into fabulous cookie bars! Also known as 7-layer bars, miracle bars, magic cookie bars, coconut dream bars, or magic bars. Whatever you may call them, they are fantastic and incredibly easy, with no special equipment needed!

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22. Fruitcake Shortbread Cookies

Fruitcake is a Christmas staple that tastes even better in cookie form! These tender buttery cookies are filled with bits of fruity mixed peel.

You can make your own fruitcake mix or use store-bought mixed peel to save some prep time!

Fruitcake Shortbread Cookies

These festive Fruitcake Shortbread Cookies are loaded with a delicious fruitcake blend in tender, buttery shortbread cookies! They are absolutely delicious slice and bake cookies with bright, fun fruitcake pieces throughout each addictive bite of shortbread!

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23. Empire Biscuits

Empire biscuits are made with two shortbread cookies sandwiched around some fruity jam. That's not all, it also has sweet icing on top with a cute cherry for a fun added touch.

These cookies also go by the names Imperial biscuits, double biscuits, German biscuits, Belgian biscuits, double shortbread, or biscuit buns. No matter what you call them, they sure are tasty!

Empire Biscuits

Empire Biscuits are a delicious and popular biscuit or cookie made of two shortbread cookies sandwiched around a generous portion of jam filling, then topped with icing and a cherry. These cookies are internationally loved and known by various names, but no matter what you call them they are amazingly tender and tasty!!

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24. Eggnog Sugar Cookies

The only thing more Christmas-y than sugar cookies is sugar cookies that taste like eggnog! Freshly grated nutmeg gives these cookies an extra punch of flavor.

Not only is the nutmeg mixed into the cookie, but the frosting is nutmeg flavored as well! If you love spiced cookies, these will surely be a new favorite.

Eggnog Sugar Cookies with Nutmeg Frosting

Be prepared for a flavorful treat full of eggnog flavor with a boost of freshly grated nutmeg!

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  • Christmas Nougat - This 4-ingredient nougat is totally tasty with chewy bits of red and green gumdrops all throughout!
  • Candied Orange Slices - These sweet and chewy candied orange slices are a tasty treat any time of year. Dip them in chocolate or enjoy them with a coating of sugar!

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24 Days of Christmas Cookies: Russian Tea Cakes (+ More Great Recipes To Countdown!)

24 days of Christmas Cookies: a holiday baking countdown to celebrate Christmas throughout the month of December! This list of cookies features classic cookie recipes as well as a few traditional Christmas cookies from around the world. The whole family will enjoy making these cookies together almost as much as eating them!

Author | Angela

Servings: 36 cookies

Calories: 101kcal

Prep 15 minutes minutes

Cooking 10 minutes minutes

Total Time 25 minutes minutes

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Ingredients

  • 1 cup salted butter (If using unsalted add ½ teaspoon of salt to the batter)
  • 2 teaspoon vanilla extract
  • 6 tablespoon confectioners sugar (+ â…“ of a cup or 45 grams for rolling)
  • 2 cups all-purpose flour (A scant 2 cups, ie. remove about 2 tablespoons of flour for the perfect dough)
  • 1 cup chopped walnuts

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Instructions

  • Preheat your oven to 350°F (175°C). Line a baking sheet with parchment paper or silpat mat.

  • In a medium sized mixing bowl cream together the butter, and vanilla extract.

  • Next, in a separate bowl whisk the 6 tablespoon of confectioners sugar and the flour together. Then add the dry ingredients into the creamed butter. Mix until you have a shaggy dough.

  • Add the chopped walnuts, then fold them into the dough

  • Using your hands roll into 1-inch balls and place on a baking sheet with 2 inches of spacing between cookies.

  • Bake at 350°F (175°C) for 10 to 12 minutes - just until the bottom browns a little and the top no longer looks raw.

  • Remove from the oven and transfer to a wire rack to cool completely. When the cookies are cool, roll them in confectioners sugar then serve.

Notes

  • Use high-quality salted European butter to get the best flavor! If you can, I recommend using butter like Kerrygold or Plugra to give the cookies the best flavor. In a recipe with few ingredients, I like to make sure they’re high-quality, so the cookies are still extremely flavorful.
  • You’ll need to use a scant 2 cups of flour for this recipe. Measure your flour as usual, and simply remove a tablespoon from each cup! This will make sure there isn’t too much flour in the cookies.
  • I recommend toasting the walnuts for an added depth of flavor! To do this, start by preheating your oven to 350°F (175°C), then line a baking sheet with a piece of parchment paper. Add your chopped walnuts, then place the baking sheet in the oven and bake for 5 to 7 minutes, or until the nuts are golden, fragrant, and slightly sizzling. Be sure to keep an eye on the walnuts, because they can burn easily!
  • If the dough isn’t coming together, try using a little milk to help it come together. Sprinkle a tablespoon of milk at a time over the dough, then use your spoon, spatula, or hand to help the dough moisten and come together. Once the dough is moistened, but still a little crumbly (or shaggy) you’ll be ready to portion!
  • Coating the Russian tea cakes with confectioners' sugar should be done once the cookies are cool enough to be handled easily or completely cooled. Any sooner, and the powdered sugar will simply melt from the heat.

Nutrition

Calories: 101kcal (5%) | Carbohydrates: 8g (3%) | Protein: 1g (2%) | Fat: 7g (11%) | Saturated Fat: 3g (19%) | Polyunsaturated Fat: 2g | Monounsaturated Fat: 2g | Trans Fat: 1g | Cholesterol: 14mg (5%) | Sodium: 45mg (2%) | Potassium: 24mg (1%) | Fiber: 1g (4%) | Sugar: 2g (2%) | Vitamin A: 158IU (3%) | Vitamin C: 1mg (1%) | Calcium: 6mg (1%) | Iron: 1mg (6%)

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