Green christmas tree cookies

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These are my hubby's favorite Christmas cookies. His Great Aunt Gin used to make them for him every year and it just isn't Christmas without them. She always made green Christmas Trees and pink Wreaths because those were her two favorite colors. Since they use all shortening they are a very crisp cookie. The recipe is originally from the cookbook that came with the Mirro cookie press. NOTE: you must sift the flour first and then measure or you will add too much flour and the dough will be…

Made and loved by thousands every year! These Cake Mix Grinch Cookies are so easy and festive they will be sure to put you in the holiday mood.

This Christmas tree sugar cookie recipe is a classic holiday favorite that can be passed down through generations.

tis’ the season for twinkle lights, snowball fights, and festive bites. Courtney here — every holiday season I make a new batch of holiday cookies, and for the past three years, I’ve done trees. there’s something about them that is so whimsical to me, and so many possibilities when it comes to dec

Buttery Christmas sugar cookies with creamy buttercream frosting. These are classic sugar cookies and perfect for Christmas!

This is the tree cookie cutter that The Graceful Baker uses for her “Christmas Tree” online workshop. Workshops sold separately. To purchase the workshops visit: The Graceful Baker Cutter dimensions*: Tree: 3.63 in. tall x 3 in. wide Photo Credit:Cookies decorated by The Graceful Baker *Cutter dimensions are rounded to the nearest 1/8th of an inch and may vary slightly depending on how the cutter is measured.