These are the best cookie for Christmas baking. My family and friend wait all year for me to make these Pecan Snowballs. Just finished making a double batch and will freeze them until the big day. Thanks so much for sharing the old fashioned but tried and true recipes. Merry Christmas to you and your family !

I have never made snowball cookies.(gasp)! You can be sure Iam going to give them a try.loved your Apple pecan chewies. DELICIOUS.Enjoy the recipies I have tried. Going to make the Apple Nut cake next. You know how it goes. So many recipies,so little time!!


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I have found that if you shape the balls on the cookie sheet, then chill (I do 15 min. in the freezer) before baking, they retain their shapes much better. You can take the cookie sheet of cookies directly from the freezer into the oven.

Just discovered this blog today via The Country Cook. The name, Pecan Snowballs, caught my attention as we have another snow day here in NE Ohio (GRIT transplanted north of M-D line). Since we are not able to go out or at least not for very long, this will be a great treat for the kids to make. We have a lot of pecans from my brother in MS and all the other ingredients on hand. My mom has made these for years at Christmas mostly, however, they are great for showers, etc. She also puts a small cherry in the center and rolls the dough around it. So a little cherry surprise nestled in all that buttery, pecan and sugar goodness. Thanks for the idea of yummy snow day activity with the kiddos!

Thick, chewy, and insanely delicious Butter Pecan Cookies! Made with brown butter, brown sugar, and plenty of toasted butter pecans, these cookies are so flavorful. A must bake cookie recipe for the holiday season!

I have always called them Pecan Sandies but then I found that they are also known as Mexican Wedding Cookies, Russian Tea Cakes and Snowballs. I tried to research why there are so many names for this delectable little cookie but apparently no one seems to know for sure. It is irrelevant any way. Love, love these little shortbread cookies.

These Chocolate Pecan Caramel Thumbprint Cookies are a decadent cookie reminiscent of a turtle chocolate. It's simple cookie dough yields a chewy bite, just like a fudgy brownie. They are covered in finely chopped pecans, with a center of salted caramel sauce and finished with a drizzle of dark chocolate. These cookies are delicious and pretty, making them the perfect start to holiday baking.

This is the best oatmeal cookie I have ever made! So easy and perfection every time. The only thing I do different is that I toast my pecans. I have started doing this in any recipe that calls for pecans and it makes these cookies even better!!

These Bourbon Pecan Chocolate Chip Cookies are an updated twist on the classic cookie. Chewy from brown sugar, nutty from pecans, and a little boozy flavor from the bourbon make these a nice addition to any cookie lineup.

This chocolate chip pecan cookie recipe is just a slight variation of my classic chocolate chip cookies. That recipe produces my absolute favorite cookie, so I knew adding pecans to it to give it a slightly different texture and flavor would be delicious!!

The first thing you want to do is toast 1 1/3 cups (142g) pecan halves. Bake them in a preheated 375F oven for 8 to 10 minutes, till they're starting to brown. Pour them out of the hot pan onto your counter (or into a shallow pan) to cool while you make the cookie dough.

Left to right, dough baked with no refrigeration; after 3 1/2 hours in the fridge; and overnight in the fridge. My advice, unless you like really flat, puddle-like cookies (and some of you do, I know), is to refrigerate the dough for at least 4 to 5 hours. For slightly chunkier cookies, ones where the dough, chips, and nuts are more closely amalgamated, refrigerate overnight.

We substituted almond flour to make them gluten free (no expectations of it working out) but they actually turned out amazing! We scooped them into balls with a cookie scooper and they flattened into nice round disks (consequences of the flour change) but everyone agreed they were some of the best gluten free cookies we have made. Good option for gluten free households.

First, they are crispy on the outside while remaining chewy on the inside. And second, they are stuffed full of crunchy pecans, tart dried cherries and rich, creamy milk chocolate. Swoon! Truly, these cookies have the perfect combo of flavors and textures, and they are worth every calorie! Additionally, they freeze beautifully so you can savor them for weeks to come.

Bake for 8 minutes, rotating sheet front to back halfway through, or until cookies are lightly browned. Cool on sheets a minute or two and remove to wire racks to cool completely. Makes about 3 dozen, depending on how much dough you eat. : )

These dairy-free & eggless pecan pie cookies are part of a new cookie series I'm starting all about stuffed & filled cookies! The first cookie recipe was my amazing Apple Pie Cookies that went mega-viral.

Definitely! You can make it and store it in a closed container in the fridge for 3-4 days before using it. Keep in mind- it will solidify more in the fridge, but can still be scooped into the cookie dough before baking.

Love the cookies, made for friends for thanksgiving and were a hit.

Question do you have an suggestions on best alteration for the dough for someone that doesn't like cinnamon, I tried just skipping the cinnamon but the cookie just tastes plain, maybe more sugar?

Once baked, these cookies can be stored in a closed container at room temperature for 2-3 days, in the fridge for up to 1 week, or in the freezer for up to 1 month. Cookie dough can be frozen before baking for about 1 month as well.

Like in this recipe for example. I wanted to put in baking powder. But then I accidentally put in baking soda instead. So I just added a half teaspoon of baking powder, and they turned out just how I wanted them. Happy accidents. Maybe that should be the title of my first cookbook. I have learned that you do need to achieve a decent ratio of cookie dough to add-ins, to make sure that it sticks together enough to form a cookie when baking.


 5.0 from 1 reviews PEANUT BUTTER & PECAN COOKIE SANDWICHES Print Author: Rachel Schultz Ingredients  3 cups flour 2 teaspoon baking soda 1 teaspoon salt 1 and  cups butter, melted 2 cups brown sugar 2 teaspoons vanilla 2 eggs 5 cups oats 24 pecan halves 2 cups peanut butter 2 tablespoons honey 1 cup powdered sugar  cup butter, softened  Instructions  Preheat oven to 350 degrees. In a stand mixer, stir together flour, baking soda, and salt. Mix in butter, brown sugar, vanilla, and eggs. Add oats and continue to mix. Chill dough for 1-2 hours. Shape into 1 and  inch balls and arrange on a line baking sheet. Place a pecan half on half of the cookie dough balls (or all.) Bake 10-12 minutes. To make peanut butter filling, beat together peanut butter, butter, honey, and powdered sugar for three minutes. Assemble sandwiches with two cookies and a spoonful of peanut butter filling.  3.5.3251 


All the tasty fall flavors are wrapped up in these Maple Pecan Cookies! They've got maple syrup, chopped pecans, cinnamon and nutmeg in every bite. This recipe doesn't use any maple extract, just pure maple syrup! The maple flavor pairs really well with the pecans and the syrup makes the cookies so chewy and delicious! They're much less chocolatey than my Pecan Brownie Pie, but quite a bit simpler!

Step 4 (Picture 4 below) - Pour in the pecans!

Before adding the pecans, I like to crush up the big pieces. Even though I buy pre-chopped pecans, I like having smaller bits in my cookies. This is totally a preference thing, if you want big pieces of pecans then feel free to dump them in the dough as is!


The nutmeg overpowered the flavour (couldn't taste cinnamon or maple syrup although it did go well with the pecan). Lovely texture on the cookie itself (nice crunch outside, gooey middle, I didn't flatten). I'd definitely half the nutmeg/make it a pinch if making, unless you are keen on the nutmeg flavour.

This dough can be crumbly, especially if your butter is on the cooler side before mixing. To portion, pack into a scoop, then press together lightly to keep the cookies together. Don't worry about rolling perfect balls.

Buttery Pecan Snowball Cookies are beautiful, delicate and full of rich, buttery pecan flavor. Dusted in powdered sugar, they are such a great holiday treat and one of the easiest cookies you can make. Your cookie platter will not be complete without these melt-in-your-mouth cookies!

Known by other popular names depending on the region, such as Mexican wedding cookies, Russian tea cakes, Swedish tea cakes, polvorones, southern pecan butterballs, snowdrops, Viennese sugar balls, sand tarts and sometimes Italian wedding cookies, these nutty and buttery snowball cookies are round and bite-sized then rolled in powdered sugar so that they look like actual snowballs!

Since the baked cookies are coated twice in powdered sugar, the cookie dough itself is not very sweet. The first coating of sugar happens right after the cookies come out of the oven when they are still quite hot, allowing the powdered sugar to stick. As they cool, this first layer of powdered sugar becomes very sticky. . This stickiness is what makes the second coating of powdered sugar cling on to the rich cookies and coat them fully.

A delicious and healthy cookie dough that is vegan, gluten-free, naturally sweetened, safe to eat raw, and made from chickpeas! This Pumpkin Caramel Pecan flavor is perfect as we head into Fall! And the Pumpkin Caramel sauce is to die for!

Once the dough is formed they are simple to make; I try to make them into balls that are no larger than one inch. Without leavening in this shortbread type cookie, they can be placed in close proximity to each other on a baking tray. 589ccfa754

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