Happy National Cookie Day! To celebrate, I thought it was only fitting to share four cookie recipes for this cookie Friday :)
I already did a post about these cookies for Christmas in 2019, so if you want the holiday version - pop on over here. But these cookies are so good and so versatile I thought they were worth repeating.
This recipe is so easy to make and packs such a great chocolate punch. It's easily a cookie tray favorite for kids and adults alike. There are no special or rare ingredients in this one either, so once you have some M&Ms (and your basic baking supplies) you are pretty much good to go.
The big change I made for the recipe this year was to use Mini M&Ms instead of full size. And there's a TON in there! :)
I really love how the Mini M&Ms disperse throughout the dough and give you a candy crunch in every bite. If you want the colors to pop a bit more, save a few to put on the top of the dough just before baking so you know they are on top.
Source: Betty Crocker
Our Rating: 5/5
I made these ones up exactly the same as last time - no changes necessary!
I made these round instead of heart shaped this time around and used strawberry and apricot jam. This recipe is honestly ALWAYS a hit. I love how much everyone loves them, and using the thumbprint stamps make them look so professional and just lovely.
Source: All Recipes
Our Rating: 5/5
I use cookie stamps to elevate this classic cookie recipe and make them look just lovely on a cookie platter. I find they hold their shape well but since they do crack and have chunks of peanuts in them, a simple design I've found to work the best like the ones pictured here (stamps from Nordic Ware). This is a peanut butter cookie - not a cookie with peanut butter chips, or a peanut butter blossom. They are my cousin's favorite cookie so I make them every year for Christmas Eve or ship some to him when I won't be able to see him (like this year!) so I know they ship pretty well.
Crunchy peanut butter is the only ingredient for these I don't normally have on hand, so they are pretty simple and not too out of the box, but they are so tasty! They have that wonderful nutty-peanut-buttery flavor and are nice and tender still.
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