Cookies For The Holiday Season

Cookies are synonymous with the holiday season, as pie is with Thanksgiving. Make a few batches of cookies and never show up to an event empty-handed.

All the best parts of s'mores and hot chocolate, rolled into one delicious cookie sandwich. Click here to see the recipe.

Fair warning: these cookies are very rich. The pumpkin spice chips are balanced by the chocolate morsels and the cinnamon cream cheese filling gives it that fall flavor you crave this time of year. Click here to see the recipe.

Fill these thumbprint cookies with almonds, jam, or even just dust with a little bit of confectioners sugar. If you can't find almond meal in the grocery store, try grinding some yourself in a food processor. Click here to see the recipe.

There are two reasons to love these oversized treats; a slightly spicy, chocolaty cookie on the inside, and a sugar-crusted peanut butter cookie on the outside. Click here to see the recipe.

The perfect recipe for when you're in a hurry; use boxed cake mix to make these chocolate chip cookies. Click here to see the recipe.

Pumpkin purée not only adds pumpkin flavor, but also keeps these double-chocolate cookies super moist. Click here to see the recipe.

These anise cookies are a staple in holiday cookie baskets. Use anise extract to achieve the traditional flavor. Click here to see the recipe.

These no-bake cookies are filled with lemon curd, but you can also fill with chocolate spread, jam, or even small candies. Click here to see the recipe.

Bigger is better sometimes, especially when you're talking about cookies. Slightly sneaky, this recipe includes whole-wheat flour and chopped walnuts. Click here to see the recipe.

Use overripe bananas for these almost-healthy chocolate cookies. Click here to see the recipe.

Switch up traditional chocolate chip cookies by swapping out the standard semisweet chocolate chips for dark chocolate and adding in pistachios. Click here to see the recipe.

A delicious gluten-free chocolate chip cookie, made with two different kinds of rice flour instead of all-purpose. Click here to see the recipe.

Crispy at the edges and chewy in the middle, these chocolate chip cookies will hit the spot. Get back to basics with easy chocolate chip cookies. Click here to see the recipe.