Christmas press cookies are delicious and fun to make! I use the recipe in the Joy of Cooking
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Showing posts with label Christmas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Christmas. Show all posts
Thursday, December 15, 2011
Baking with Laura - Christmas Cookies
Wilton Cookie Pro Ultra II Cookie Press
Christmas press cookies are delicious and fun to make! I use the recipe in the Joy of Cooking
for spritz cookies. It is basically a batter for butter cookies. The batter is then placed in a cookie press
, and then baked in the oven.
The cookies can be stored in a tin for a week or so and then served on a pretty platter for Christmas Eve and Christmas. You can choose the design disk to place in the cookie press. The photos show wreath cookies and Christmas tree cookies. They look pretty when topped with sprinkles.
Christmas press cookies are delicious and fun to make! I use the recipe in the Joy of Cooking
Saturday, December 4, 2010
Our Favorite Things: The Warmth & Beauty of Christmas
Living Room: The place where we gather to open birthday and Christmas gifts and a place where we can sit quietly and think, our living room is a heart of our home. The mantle reflects the changing seasons and occasions.
| Living Room Mantle - a Heart of Our Home |
No matter how blustery it gets outdoors, it's warm inside a home that is decorated for Christmas. Bless all who live, visit, and gather here.
Our Christmas tree holds a treasury of sentimental ornaments. My favorites include an elegant collection of Lenox ornaments, a fun grouping of pewter and wooden Disney ornaments ... each with a memory of gift-giver or occasion attached.
Symbolic of our three son-shines, many ornaments are grouped in threes: 3 Pottery Barn snowflakes, 3 silver stars, 3 snowmen, 3 Lenox crystal birds, 3 crystal angels, 3 white doves, 3 jovial red Santas ... and assorted ones the boys made in preschool. When the children have their own homes one day, each will have an ornament to take for his tree to match those of his brothers.
Each ornament is unique and treasured. Over the years, though, Lenox
~ Linda
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