Chocolate and raspberry are simply meant to go together. The flavors have a subtle way of enhancing each other. The fruit flavor makes this cookie perfect for summertime. Thumbprint cookies are like a ...

Seth Greenberg’s Just Desserts in Larchmont is a must visit for irresistible baked goods all year long, but the shop truly shines during the Hanukkah season. Whether you’re hosting a party, looking to ...

This raspberry thumbprint cookie recipe from cookbook author Claire Saffitz is loosely based on ricciarelli, an almond cookie native to Siena, Italy. It results in tender, macaron-like bites that are ...

For Salon resident pastry chef Meghan McGarry, the holidays have long been synonymous with one thing: cookies. When the Buttercream Blondie owner reflects upon her earliest memories of Christmas, she ...

What would the holidays be without cookies? Completely devoid of hope, joy and your family's love is what they'd be. Of course, when it comes to cookies there are plenty of calorie concerns. But all ...

1. Position rack in center of oven; preheat to 350 degrees F. Coat a baking sheet with cooking spray or line with parchment paper or a nonstick baking mat. 2. Process almonds in a blender in 2 batches ...

Girl Scout Cookies have hit the black market, people. The new, limited-edition Raspberry Rally Girl Scout Cookie flavor was introduced as an online-exclusive Feb. 27. It's a thin, crispy cookie ...

Ree Drummond knows the secret to perfect thumbprint cookies and shared her easy tips and tricks on The Pioneer Woman website. Drummond answered whether to fill the cookies with jam before or after ...

At no time of year do children want to help out in the kitchen more than during the holidays. It’s easy to understand why. The aromas are tantalizing. The parade of foods is beautiful and delicious.

These melt-in-your-mouth butter cookies become a delicacy when you use a dab of tart jam to turn them into Raspberry Thumbprint Cookies. These have long been a favorite dessert for holidays, special ...

At no time of year do children want to help out in the kitchen more than during the holidays. It’s easy to understand why. The aromas are tantalizing. The parade of foods is beautiful and delicious.