Here's an easy recipe for Christmas crinkle cookies you'll want to make this holiday season. It starts with a boxed cake mix, ...

Making festive cookies for the holidays doesn’t have to mean owning six types of sprinkles or having three different sugars on hand. In fact, some of my holiday favorites have shockingly few ...

Snickerdoodles are perhaps one of the first and easiest cookies to make for newbie bakers—it certainly was for me in home economics class way back when. For her new version of an old classic, Stella ...

You can't beat the classics. You likely have all the ingredients on hand already—flour, butter, sugar, eggs, and baking powder and soda—and they come together in under 30 minutes. They are the ideal ...

Check out festive recipes that make holiday desserts a breeze. With thousands of search results for holiday treats online, it can be tough to sift through the seemingly endless list to find the ...

4. Cream butter and both sugars until light and fluffy on medium speed 5. Add eggs one at a time. Also making sure to clean sides of the bowl with rubber spatula to evenly mix all ingredients 6. Add ...

Looking for a thoughtful gift that truly shows you care? These easy recipes are perfect for everything from small hostess ...

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It isn’t too early to start thinking about holiday cookies. This week kicked off the return of the Los Angeles Times Holiday Cookie Bake-Off, a tradition that began here 15 years ago. The Times is ...

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It’s time once again for our annual Holiday Cookie Memories feature, where readers share their memories, recipes and photos. This year, we have some amazing stories — from a mouse trap in a cookie jar ...