A fresh and delicious way to enjoy star-shaped shortbread cookies. Blend Challenge Butter, cream cheese, and sugar into a delightful cream cheese topping and spread it on your cookies. Thinly slice strawberries and arrange them with blueberries on top.
The rich cocoa, tart dried cherries, and Kirsch (cherry brandy) flavors of Black Forest Cake come together in a delightful chocolate crinkle cookie form.
Orange butter cookies with easy decorative chocolate topping. Simply place a chocolate chip on a hot cookie fresh from the oven. Then, use the point of a toothpick to drag melted chocolate across the top to give it a drizzled-on appearance.
Crunchy twice-baked cookie slices contrast tart/sweet dried cranberries with rich cocoa cookie base — the perfect indulgence with a fresh brewed cup of coffee.
Grind up some coconut flakes, throw in some dried cranberries, and get yours before they're gone. This homemade treat is packed with bursts of flavor, and the added fruit texture complements this dipping cookie's famous crunch.
This delicious, twice-baked double ginger treat features minced fresh ginger complimented by bits of apricot and almond. Enjoy with a cup of hot chocolate or tea.
A delicious shortbread cookie sweetened with jam and powered sugar. Roll out the dough and use a 3-inch cookie cutter to make your stars, then use a 1 or 1/2-inch star to remove the centers from half of them. Bake and cool. Spread blueberry and raspberry jam on the whole cookies. Sprinkle powered sugar on the remaining stars and assemble.
A festive treat that can be enjoyed on any occasion. These rich, chocolatey bars are topped with cinnamon and walnuts, giving them a soothing aroma and delicate crunch. This recipe yields about 45 bars and can be made in under 30 minutes.
Treat yourself and a loved one to the moist decadence of rich chocolate brownies loaded with juicy raspberries and covered with a thin layer of your favorite nuts.
Mix and match colorful shortbread stars to make these eye-catching and patriotic cookies. Split your base cookie dough into three portions and add red or blue food color to two of the portions. Roll dough and cut out 3-inch stars, then cut and remove 1-inch stars from the center of each large star. Recombine large stars with a center star of a different color.
Try this quick and easy variation on the Star Burst cookies: dust your colored stars with a little powered sugar for a little extra sweetness. Don’t forget the napkins!