120 Healthy Holiday Cookies

Updated: December 10, 2018
From classic roll-out sugar cookies to Ginger Lemon Pinwheels, we have over 100 crowd-pleasing cookie recipes for every palate.
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120 Healthy Holiday Cookies

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Stained Glass Window Cookies

Photo: Linda Pugliese
View Recipe: Stained Glass Window Cookies

We found that Jolly Rancher candies produced the brightest, most vibrant "stained glass." Be sure to use the original sweet candies, not the sour flavors. To crush, place each color in its own heavy-duty zip-top bag; crush with a rolling pin or meat mallet. You'll find sparkling sugar in craft or specialty stores, but you can also use turbinado sugar as a substitute.

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Almond Butter Snickerdoodles

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View Recipe: Almond Butter Snickerdoodles

When Michaela Rosenthal's daughter moved out, she left behind an unopened jar of almond butter. Unsure of what to do with the butter, Rosenthal was inspired to reproduce almond cookies she'd had at an Asian restaurant. It took several attempts, but the result is a satisfying and healthy version of the treat.

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Raspberry-Rosemary Jam Bars

Greg DuPree
View Recipe: Raspberry-Rosemary Jam Bars

Using fresh raspberries and making your own jam is actually pretty easy, and gives you a lot more control over the sugar content, which makes these desserts healthier, but also keeps them from being cloying or overly sweet. The real genius is in the rosemary, which adds a surprising adult twist on the taste—and will have guests asking you for the recipe. 

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Five-Spice Cookies

Greg DuPree
View Recipe: Five-Spice Cookies

Look for five-spice powder on the spice aisle or with the Asian foods in your grocery store. We love the sparkle of sanding sugar used to coat the outside of the cookies; you’ll find it in craft stores. Supermarket turbinado works well, too.

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Matcha-Chocolate Crackle Cookies

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These crinkly dark chocolate cookies are a great alternative to iced sugar cookies: not cloyingly sweet, easy to make, and with no artificial colors or flavors. Matcha gives the cookies a light green color and an earthy, faintly grassy flavor. 

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Roll-Out Holiday Cookies

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View Recipe: Roll-Out Holiday Cookies

This gluten-free recipe makes classic sugar cookies that are perfect for decorating to your liking with frosting and sprinkles. Shape them into pretty hearts for Valentine's Day, egg-shaped ovals for Easter, four-leaf clovers for St. Patrick's Day, and trees or stars for Christmas.

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Almond-Currant Linzer Cookies

Greg DuPree
View Recipe: Almond-Currant Linzer Cookies

For these easy linzer cookies, we like the more updated look of off-center cutouts—but you can go more traditional by keeping the cutouts centered.

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Gluten-Free Peanut Butter Chocolate Chip Cookies

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View Recipe: Gluten-Free Peanut Butter Chocolate Chip Cookies

You probably have everything on hand to make these chewy, chocolaty peanut butter cookies. To fit the cookies on a single sheet pan, divide cookies into 5 rows of 4. Pressing the cookies flat helps them bake quickly and get lovely crisp edges; otherwise they'll be too round and undercooked.

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Matcha Biscotti With Bittersweet Drizzle

Christina Holmes
View Recipe: Matcha Biscotti With Bittersweet Drizzle

Bitterness rating: 3/10. If the dough’s stickiness makes it difficult to work with, dampen your hands slightly before shaping it.

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Chocolate-Frosted Cookies

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View Recipe: Chocolate-Frosted Cookies

This recipe, reminiscent of the classic black and white cookie, is a quick and easy gluten-free option that everyone will love. In addition to adding whole grains, sorghum flour lends a nutty flavor that pairs well with bittersweet chocolate.

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Oatmeal-Raisin Cookies

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View Recipe: Oatmeal-Raisin Cookies
The search for rich, decadent brownies and warm, gooey cookies is over. Our gluten-free baked goods will satisfy any sweet tooth.   Oatmeal-Raisin Cookies make a great anytime treat. Soaking the raisins in warm water rehydrates them slightly, leaving you with a softer cookie that can be a nice change of pace from the typical chewy texture.
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Chocolate-Hazelnut Thumbprints

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View Recipe: Chocolate-Hazelnut Thumbprints

With a double shot of chocolate and hazelnut flavors, kids and adults will rave over these filled cookies. The espresso powder is optional, but it intensifies the chocolate flavor.

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Carrot Cake Sandwich Cookies

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View Recipe: Carrot Cake Sandwich Cookies

Based on the classic whoopie pie, these soft sandwich cookies provide all the pleasures of traditional carrot cake in a fun-to-eat package, including the thick, tangy cream cheese frosting—especially the cream cheese frosting.

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Iced Browned Butter Sugar Cookies

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View Recipe: Iced Browned Butter Sugar Cookies

With nutty, caramel notes from browned butter and a fair bit of salt to balance the flavors, these cookies will become an instant favorite. You can roll out the dough right after combining all the ingredients—no chilling required. Look for pearlized sugar in gourmet markets or craft stores; the coarse crystals reflect light to give the cookies a sparkly, jewel-like appearance.

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Ginger-Lemon Pinwheel Cookies

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View Recipe: Ginger-Lemon Pinwheel Cookies

These cookies are impressive and don't take as much finagling as you might think. The key is to chill the dough before rolling and slicing.

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Iced Gingerbread Biscotti

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View Recipe: Iced Gingerbread Biscotti

This biscotti recipe makes for a festive accessory to a cup of after-dinner coffee. It also makes a wonderful holiday gift! Be sure to let the cookie logs cool after the first bake so they slice cleanly and don't crumble.

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Lemon, Lavender, and Poppy Seed Cookies

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View Recipe: Lemon, Lavender, and Poppy Seed Cookies

Simple homemade dough provides the ideal base for a cookie made with naturally sweet ingredients. 

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Salted Chocolate-Topped Shortbread

Greg DuPree
View Recipe: Salted Chocolate-Topped Shortbread

These whole-wheat cookies have the expected “short” texture of classic shortbread, plus an irresistible buttery flavor. Cultured butter is worth seeking out here; the richer flavor really comes through in a cookie like this where the butter is front and center. You can also use regular unsalted butter for a still delicious but slightly less complex flavor.

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Chocolate-Peppermint Thumbprints

Greg DuPree
View Recipe: Chocolate-Peppermint Thumbprints

Using tahini in the filling instead of heavy cream helps keep sat fat in check. And tahini’s subtle flavor won’t overwhelm the chocolate in the way many nut butters might—though cashew butter would be a good, mild substitute if you have it on hand.

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Chocolate-Dipped Almond Meringues

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Dress up these almond-flavored meringue cookies by dipping half of each cookie in a glaze of melted chocolate.

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Coconut, Lime, and Macadamia Cookies

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View Recipe: Coconut, Lime, and Macadamia Cookies

Ideal for a hostess gift, potluck party or afternoon snack, this gourmet cookie combination will have you reaching for one more.

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PB, Banana, and Oat Cookies

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View Recipe: PB, Banana, and Oat Cookies
At just 82 calories a pop, these gluten-free cookies are a healthy indulgence packed with peanut butter, bananas, rolled oats, and chocolate minichips. Pack one or two in your lunchbox for a yummy midday pick me up.

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Espresso Crinkles

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View Recipe: Espresso Crinkles

Lightly coat your hands with flour to make rolling the dough into balls easier. The dough freezes well. Freeze the dough after step 1, thaw in the refrigerator, then proceed with step 2. The powdered sugar coating gives these cookies an appealing cracked finish. Serve with coffee to echo the espresso.

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Raspberry Thumbprint Cookies

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View Recipe: Raspberry Thumbprint Cookies

Add some color to your cookie tray with these jam-filled thumbprints. This recipe could also be your healthy alternative for the next school party.

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Pine Nut Cookies

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View Recipe: Pine Nut Cookies

Almond paste is an ingenious way to flavor, tenderize, and sweeten our Pine Nut Cookies because it won't cause spreading like excess sugar or warm butter will.

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Mexican Spiced Shortbread Cookies

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View Recipe: Mexican Spiced Shortbread Cookies

"The inspiration for these sinfully rich-tasting cookies combines my obsession with shortbread, dulce de leche, and a restaurant cream cheese dessert," said reader and recipe developer Jennifer Brumfield.

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Grapefruit-Campari Bars With Shortbread Crust

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View Recipe: Grapefruit-Campari Bars With Shortbread Crust

Treat yourself to a sophisticated riff on lemon bars. This grown-up treat embraces the bitterness in both grapefruit and Campari, balancing the flavor with a rich, buttery shortbread crust. When we create our healthier desserts, we think about where the fat will be best used—we strategically place it where it will make the most difference. Here, a good amount of butter goes into the whole-wheat crust to give it an irresistible shortbread-like texture. Just be sure to lightly pat the crust in place; if you press too hard and compact it into the baking dish, it will become dense and tough.

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Rocky Road Cookies

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View Recipe: Rocky Road Cookies

Satisfy a sweet tooth in seconds. These decadent cookies are oozing with rich dark chocolate and creamy marshmallow. 

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Raspberry Linzer Windowpane Cookies

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View Recipe: Raspberry Linzer WIndowpane Cookies

These beautiful raspberry cookies are easy to prepare. Cut them into shapes—round, rectangular, or even star-shaped. You can reroll the dough scraps, but chill them first.

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Coconut Macaroons With Bittersweet Chocolate and Pistachios

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View Recipe: Coconut Macaroons With Bittersweet Chocolate and Pistachios

Sweet and chewy coconut macaroons have always been an easy favorite for anyone following a gluten-free diet. We jazzed up these naturally gluten-free beauties by dipping them in bittersweet chocolate and studding them with salty pistachios.

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Chocolate Chip Cookies

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View Recipe: Chocolate Chip Cookies

Store up to one week in an airtight container—if they last that long. We suggest keeping a dozen in the freezer for emergencies.

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Mexican Chocolate Cookies

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View Recipe: Mexican Chocolate Cookies

These cookies—bittersweet chocolate that mellows the ground peppers' heat--earned our Test Kitchens' highest rating. They're lovely after dinner with a few last sips of red wine.

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Chocolate-Hazelnut Meringues

Photo: Becky Luigart-Stayner
View Recipe: Chocolate-Hazelnut Meringues

Make up to two days ahead, and store in an airtight container at room temperature. The chocolate and hazelnut coating adds textural interest to these airy, sweet treats.

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Orange, Sesame, and Honey Cookies

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View Recipe: Orange, Sesame, and Honey Cookies

Finish off an Asian-inspired dinner with a tray of these delicious, easy-to-make cookies. 

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Anise Tea Crescents

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View Recipe: Anise Tea Crescents

Rolling the cookies in powdered sugar while they're still warm results in a deliciously sweet, snowy coating.

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Peanut Butter and Jelly Thumbprints

Photo: Becky-Luigart Stayner
View Recipe: Peanut Butter and Jelly Thumbprints

The favorite sandwich flavor combination comes together in these adorable preserves-filled cookies. Use any type of jam or preserves.

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Classic Iced Sugar Cookies

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View Recipe: Classic Iced Sugar Cookies

Whether you're welcoming kids home from school, baking a treat for a party, or enjoying an afternoon to yourself, these cookies are the just-right sweet you need. If you want to create colorful cookies, divide the icing into portions and use food coloring to tint it different hues.

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Banana Rum Coconut Cookies

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View Recipe: Banana Rum Coconut Cookies

This finalist for the Ultimate Reader Recipe Contest was developed by Christine Dohlmar of Valrico, Florida. "I love oatmeal cookies, so I did my best to come up with a low-fat version," she explained.

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White Chocolate, Strawberry, and Oatmeal Cookies

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View Recipe: White Chocolate, Strawberry, and Oatmeal Cookies

A mere one-quarter cup of butter yields crispy, light cookies and keeps calories in check. Dried strawberries lend fiber, color, and subtle sweetness. You can find them in larger supermarkets, or substitute raisins or dried cranberries. Because the dough is heavy, we used a sturdy stand mixer. You can use a hand mixer to cream the butter and sugar, then stir in the remaining ingredients by hand.

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Raspberry Strippers

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Think of these as a variation of thumbprint cookies. Vanilla butter cookies are filled with fruit preserves and drizzled with a powdered sugar glaze.

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Chewy Chocolate-Cherry Cookies

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View Recipe: Chewy Chocolate-Cherry Cookies

This cookie recipe contrasts the tartness of cherries with the sweetness of cocoa and chocolate chips for an elegant, delicious treat.

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Pecan-Date Bars

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You can prepare and refrigerate these luscious bars a day or two in advance. They are actually easier to cut once they have been completely chilled.

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Fig and Cream Cheese Bars

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View Recipe: Fig and Cream Cheese Bars

With the honeyed flavor of dried figs, a sweet cream cheese layer, and a buttery, crumbly crust, these bars garnered our Test Kitchens' highest rating. Store leftovers in an airtight container in the refrigerator for up to five days.

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Ginger Cookies

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View Recipe: Ginger Cookies

Originally appearing in our March/April 1993 issue, these gingersnap cookies created by Elizabeth Graubard of Palm Harbor, Florida, have stood the test of time. We swapped flavorful butter for the original's margarine and still love the snappy flavor and crisp texture.

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Truffle-Iced Sugar Cookies

Photo: Becky Luigart-Stayner
View Recipe: Truffle-Iced Sugar Cookies

You might find it hard to believe that these impressive cookies taste even better than they look.

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Whole Grain Animal Cracker Cookies

Darcy Lenz
View Recipe: Whole Grain Animal Cracker Cookies

These animal cracker cookies would make a great recipe to tackle with little kitchen helpers. Swapping white flour for a blend of white whole-wheat and oat flours provides fiber and a delightfully nutty sweetness that you aren't going to find on the supermarket shelf.

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Green Pumpkinseed and Cranberry Crispy Bars

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View Recipe: Green Pumpkinseed and Cranberry Crispy Bars

We loved this creative take on the traditional Rice Krispies bar. Green pumpkinseeds are also sometimes sold as pepitas. In humid weather, cool the bars in the refrigerator to keep them from becoming too sticky.

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Brown Sugar-Pecan Shortbread

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View Recipe: Brown Sugar-Pecan Shortbread

Dark brown sugar adds rich caramel notes to these cookies; turbinado sugar provides crunch.

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Oatmeal, Chocolate, and Walnut Cookies

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View Recipe: Oatmeal, Chocolate, and Walnut Cookies

Chewy oatmeal and crunchy walnuts can completely transform the typical lunch box chocolate chip cookie, adding new flavors and texture while subtly increasing the cookie's nutritional value.

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Cinnamon-Sugar Cookies

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View Recipe: Cinnamon-Sugar Cookies

Buttery and sweet with a hint of spice, these favorite cinnamon-sugar cookies, otherwise known as "snickerdoodles," are right for any occasion.

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Hello Dolly Bars

Photo: Becky Luigart-Stayner
View Recipe: Hello Dolly Bars

These bar cookies are also known as seven-layer bars. They take less than 30 minutes to make and call for just 8 ingredients, making Hello Dolly Bars the perfect dessert for taking along, well, just about anywhere.

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Cranberry-Nut Chocolate Chip Cookies

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View Recipe: Cranberry-Nut Chocolate Chip Cookies

Chocolate chips or cranberries might seem like the best part about these cookies, but it's really that each cookie is 75 calories.

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Autumn Maple Cutout Cookies

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View Recipe: Autumn Maple Cutout Cookies

Use real maple syrup for best results. These cookies may look like a seasonal treat but, they're so good that you'll want to enjoy them all year long.

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Oatmeal Toffee Cookies

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View Recipe: Oatmeal Toffee Cookies

Brown sugar and butter underscore the tawny sweetness of the almond toffee bits. What's not to love about these crunchy, chewy cookies?

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Macadamia and Ginger Cookies

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View Recipe: Macadamia and Ginger Cookies

This recipe is an adaptation of Italian amaretti. It calls for macadamias, but hazelnuts, walnuts, almonds, pistachios, or pine nuts would also be good. Using nuts in baking allows you to incorporate their heart-healthy fats—and satisfying texture. If you are sensitive to ginger, use the lower end of the called-for range.

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Toasted Coconut Chocolate Chunk Cookies

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View Recipe: Toasted Coconut Chocolate Chunk Cookies

Given that both chocolate and coconut are not as bad as once thought, and given that they taste mighty good together, we made a batch of these toasty, chocolaty treats to celebrate. Like all sweets with few other nutrients, though, they are treats—perfectly healthy every once in a while.

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Giant Chocolate Chunk Cookies

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View Recipe: Giant Chocolate Chunk Cookies

"My grandkids love these cookies because they're nice and big, with lots of chocolate chips. They're easy to freeze—just wrap individually in heavy-duty plastic wrap, and store in a zip-top bag," said reader Marie Rizzio.

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Lebkuchen

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View Recipe: Lebkuchen

Letting the dough rest at least 24 hours before baking allows the spices in this handmade version of the classic German cookie to mellow and meld.

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Deep Dark Chocolate Biscotti

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View Recipe: Deep Dark Chocolate Biscotti

This decadent-seeming chocolate biscotti recipe is actually pretty healthy and features good-for-you ingredients like whole-wheat flour, flaxseed, and unsalted almonds.

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Spicy Oatmeal Crisps

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Pepper may sound like an odd ingredient for a cookie, but it complements the other spices well (although you can omit it if you prefer).

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Swedish Almond Cardamom Stars

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View Recipe: Swedish Almond Cardamom Stars

Don't substitute marzipan for the almond paste, because it's a bit too sweet for this buttery, lightly spiced cookie. Look for the almond paste in tubes, such as Odense brand, or in cans, like King Arthur brand.

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Cranberry-Oatmeal Bars

Photo: Becky Luigart-Stayner
View Recipe: Cranberry-Oatmeal Bars

These cranberry-oatmeal bar cookies strike a nice flavor balance: not too sweet and not too tart. Be sure to zest the orange before you squeeze the juice.

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Cream Cheese Meltaways With Lemon Glaze

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View Recipe: Cream Cheese Meltaways With Lemon Glaze

When shaping these buttery cookies, do not try to form perfectly smooth balls. If the dough is handled too much, the cookies will become heavy and dense.

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Lemon-Cornmeal Cookies

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View Recipe: Lemon-Cornmeal Cookies

Humble ingredients in these cornmeal-based cookies yield a light, subtly spiced sweet treat. The touch of lemon is a "refreshing surprise," says one reviewer.

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Macadamia Butter Cookies With Dried Cranberries

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View Recipe: Macadamia Butter Cookies With Dried Cranberries

We love these thick, satisfying cookies as humble as peanut butter cookies but not as crumbly. Dried cranberries provide a slightly tart counterpoint to the macadamia nuts' richness. The dough is somewhat sticky; chilling it briefly makes handling easier.

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Crunchy Sesame Cookies

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Roasted sesame-seed paste and dark sesame oil deliver a deep, nutty flavor. A touch of corn syrup and cornstarch ensure crispness.

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Double-Vanilla Meringue Cookies

View Recipe: Double-Vanilla Meringue Cookies

By using vanilla bean and extract, you’ll get double the vanilla flavor in these meringue cookies.

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Maple-Walnut Spice Cookies

Photo: Jan Smith
View Recipe: Maple-Walnut Spice Cookies

Store these frosted cookies between layers of parchment paper or wax paper to keep them from sticking together. You can bake and freeze the cookies up to a month in advance; bring the cookies to room temperature before frosting them.

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Lemon-Honey Drop Cookies

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These cute little cookies will be a hit for any occasion. Wrap them up in a sweet little box as a gift or arrange them on a platter for a light dessert treat.

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Gingersnaps

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View Recipe: Gingersnaps

This cookie was given outstanding ratings by readers. Bake up a batch and find out for yourself what all the buzz is about.

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Coconut Biscotti

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Standing the cookies eliminates the traditional step of flipping them halfway through baking. Chocolate lovers can stir 1/2 cup mini chocolate chips into the batter or dip half of each cookie into melted chocolate.

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Butterscotch Bars

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View Recipe: Butterscotch Bars

A small square of these rich bars is enough to satisfy a dessert craving. The flour and oats mixture is somewhat dry after combining, but it serves as both a solid base for the soft butterscotch chip layer and a crumbly, streusel-like topping.

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Mudslide Cookies

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View Recipe: Mudslide Cookies

Crispy on the outside, chewy on the inside, and rich and delicious all the way around is how readers rate these brownie-like cookies. Need we say more?

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Oatmeal, Chocolate Chip, and Pecan Cookies

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View Recipe: Oatmeal, Chocolate Chip, and Pecan Cookies

These easy chocolate oatmeal drop cookies are crisp on the outside and slightly chewy on the inside. Chocolate minichips disperse better in the batter, but you can use regular chips.

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Chocolate-Cherry Biscotti

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View Recipe: Chocolate-Cherry Biscotti

Our Test Kitchens staffers found that using a serrated knife works best for cutting the rolls after the first bake time. If you're a fan of dried cranberries, they make a great substitute for dried cherries.

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Black-and-White Cake Cookies

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View Recipe: Black-and-White Cake Cookies

These decadent cookies are a lightened version of an often calorie- and fat-laden favorite. One thing this recipe doesn't skimp on: flavor.