Amish Molasses Cookies
Don't be afraid of making cookies from scratch! Amish Molasses Cookies are a simple and delicious end to any Christmas dinner. This old-fashioned cookie recipe is perfect for any family gathering. Molasses cookies are richer and softer than ginger snaps, but include similar flavors. This Christmas cookie recipe is absolutely full of flavorful spices, like cinnamon, nutmeg, and allspice, which makes it one of the tastiest cookies of the season. These cookies are perfect for dipping in a glass of milk on a cold winter night.
Celebrate With More Festive Recipe Ideas
If you enjoyed making the Amish Molasses Cookies, you may want to try your hand at making some other delicious Christmas treats. One classic recipe that you may enjoy is peppermint bark. This festive treat consists of layers of white and dark chocolate, topped with crushed peppermint candy canes. It's easy to make and perfect for gift giving or enjoying yourself.
Another great Christmas recipe to try is gingerbread cookies. Similar to the molasses cookies, gingerbread cookies are full of warm spices like ginger, cinnamon, and cloves. They can be cut into fun shapes and decorated with icing for a fun and festive holiday treat.
For those who enjoy a little bit of a challenge in the kitchen, a yule log cake might be the perfect Christmas recipe to try. This show-stopping dessert is made of a light sponge cake rolled with a rich chocolate frosting, resembling a log ready to be burned in the fireplace. It's a fun and impressive dessert to serve at your holiday gathering.
No matter which Christmas recipe you choose to try next, we hope you continue to enjoy the process of creating delicious homemade treats for your loved ones this holiday season. Happy baking!
Chilling Time2 hr
Cooking Time10 min
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Ruthep
Dec 07, 2016
Molasses cookies are so good. They stay soft and soft cookies are my favorite kind. I don't cook with shortening. Butter works just fine in this recipe. Sometimes butter will make the cookie crisper, but in molasses cookies, it doesn't seem to matter. Do not use blackstrap molasses for baking. It won't come out tasting very good.
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