Foolproof Sugar Cookie Recipe by Annette Vlahos

This recipe is the best sugar cookie recipe ever! There is no mess with a pastry board full of flour! I use parchment paper to roll out the dough. And I get my sprinkles from www.MillCreekCountryStore.com. They have a variety of colors for every holiday.

Planter’s Peanut Butter Cookies by Catherine Pappas

Cereal Agave Cookies by Catherine Pappas

Classic Vanilla-Orange Sugar Cookies by Catherine Pappas

Simple Oatmeal Cookies by Catherine Pappas

Chocolate Chip Cookies by erin de martini

Peanut Butter Sandwich Cookies by Bunny Bostow

Once a week, my son Billy ( adorable, 29 and single, I'm just sayin') comes over for dinner and dessert. This week, this was dessert. His unbiased opinion of his mom's cookies? Delicious! That's my baby boy! A soft peanut butter cookie with a peanut butter, chopped nut and chocolate chip filling. Sinfully rich, you couldn't eat too…

Double chocolate chip and Oreo cookies by Deanna Martinez-Bey

Here is a cookie recipe filled with chocolate goodness. Being a chocolate lover myself, I came up with this recipe appease a chocolate craving!

Golf Balls by Melissa

This is a fun and delecious treat for any holiday. I change the color of the white chocolate to match the holiday. My recomendation for the different colors is to buy it already the color you want it. It is very hard to mix it yourself. Also, I use Jif peanut butter.

Vanilla Bean Snickerdoodles by Foodiewife

What? You've never had a Snickerdoodle? Impossible! They're made with the basic of ingredients-- butter, flour, eggs. One cannot forget to add the cream of tartar, salt or baking soda. Or, it just wouldn't be a Snickerdoodle cookie, right? Last, but not least, you roll the cookie dough into a ball and give it a generous dusting of…

Pumpkin Biscotti with White Chocolate Drizzle by Alison Bermack

These biscotti won’t last long in your cookie jar. Although they can be made year round, they are perfect for the Fall months when pumpkin is seasonal. A white chocolate drizzle adds the finishing touch to the subtle pumpkin taste in these crunchy, flavorful cookies.

Snicker's Cookies by Fire up the Oven

These cookies were a long time in the making. Every time I would buy the Snicker’s for this recipe, my husband (Mark) would eat them. (Not that I blame him mind you.) Finally!, I was able to put some aside, long enough to get them made. In my humble opinion, these are great, and if you can keep the Snicker’s in your house long enough…

Bi-Coastal Cookies by Kyra Martin

When I was little my mom worked at a small cafe as the baker. She would make these cookies and people would line up to get them and they always sold out within a few hours. I'm not sure where the recipe is originally from, but I love them!

Double Chocolate Cranberry Chunkies by Denise Sherin

Chocolate chunks and dried cranberries or dried cherries if you like.

Everything Goes Oatmeal Cookies by J. Gino Genovesi

It is believed that oatmeal cakes originated in Scotland many centuries ago and were a staple food for many years. Oatmeal cookies are a variant of them. Records show that the Oatmeal Raisin Cookie was found in the Boston Cooking School Cook Book , written by Fannie Farmer in 1896. There are many variations of this high fiber…