Christmas-Cookies.com has hundreds of recipes collected from various sites, books and magazines over the years.  They are all broken down into different categories that are easy to navigate, and all of the recipes are well presented and easy to follow.  At the end of each there are reviews and ratings from people that have tried them out, and offer little tips they found while trying each of them.

If you have a recipe you think others would enjoy, you can submit it to the site to see if they would like to include it.

The only thing I would say against the site is that it is a little heavy on the amount of advertising, and some of them are the annoying types that talk to you as you change pages and browse through the offerings.

Otherwise a great site, and well worth bookmarking.

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Christmas Cookies Recipe Site Has It All

While most Christmas cookies are thought of as a once-a-year treat you get at … well … Christmas time, there is no reason why you can’t turn some of them into treats for the Easter holiday also.  I don’t exactly remember any thing that says lemon bars, which seem somewhat spring-like to me, can only be eaten at Christmas.  Was there a line from the Nativity Story I missed where one of the Three Wisemen brought the Baby Jesus lemon bars?  I don’t think so.

Sugar cookies are like a blank pallet.  They are only made Christmasy by the shape you cut them into.  Find some egg-shaped cookie cutters, or even just cut them round and decorate them with a bunny face, and viola, Easter sugar cookies.

Everybody has their own favorite Christmas treats, and I imagine with just a bit of imaginative thinking you can find a way to apply them to the Easter holiday.

What are some of your favorite Christmas treats you could also eat at Easter?

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Turn Your Christmas Cookie Recipes Into Easter Cookies