What cookies are associated with Christmas?

Table of Contents:

1. What cookies are associated with Christmas?
2. Why do my chocolate chip cookies taste bland?
3. What to do with bad tasting cookies?
4. What can you do with old cookies?
5. How do I save a bad batch of cookies?

What cookies are associated with Christmas?

Classic Christmas Cookies

• Santa's Favorite Cookies.
• The Best Cutout Sugar Cookies.
• Doubletree Chocolate Chip Cookies.
• Chewy Molasses Cookies.
• Shortbread Cookies.
• Chocolate Chip Snickerdoodles.
• Coconut Macaroons.
• Gingerbread Cookie Sticks.

Why do my chocolate chip cookies taste bland?

Salt balances the sweetness, and it helps bring out the flavor of the chocolate. Without it, your cookies could end up tasting flat and bland. Always include salt in your cookie batter, and if your recipe doesn't call for any, add it yourself.

What to do with bad tasting cookies?

Here are five ways to put stale cookies to use.

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2. Make a cookie pie crust. PIN IT. Emma Lally. ...
3. Add them to a chocolate bark. PIN IT. Analiese Trimber. ...
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5. Make homemade cookie butter. PIN IT. Jennifer Nigro.

What can you do with old cookies?

20 Creative Ideas to Use Up Leftover Christmas Cookies

1. Make a cookie crumb pie crust. ...
2. Cookie croutons. ...
3. Line a baking pan. ...
4. Make a shake. ...
5. Create tricked-out magic cookie bars. ...
6. Add texture to ice cream cakes. ...
7. Garnish glass rims with cookie crumbs. ...
8. Make creative Nanaimo bars.

How do I save a bad batch of cookies?

Solution: Place a dampened cloth (of lukewarm water) over the dough and let it sit for 30 minutes. If the dough is still too dry, add 1 tbsp of milk. Knead the added milk into the dough with your hands. Add more milk, 1 tbsp at a time, if the dough is still at the wrong consistency and until it is no longer crumbly.