Gingerbread cookies are a very traditional cookie for Christmas in Norway. What about your country? I'm planning to decorate them soon. If you want some inspiration take a look at my blog friend Maia's decoration. I love THESE!!!
Have a BEAUTIFUL day!!!
In our countrie we don't have traditional cookies for Christmas!! But I think your cookies are great!
SvarSlettWish you a wonderful day! Many hugs, Ingrid
Oh dearest, we too have this tradition! Ours can be crunchy or soft and chewy. FROSTING IS A MUST! I made some last year in the shape of penguins and then frosted them and of course used BLUE and white sugar! Isn't this a fun time of year?
SvarSlettEnjoy yourself sweet friend! Anita
Gingerbread cookies are big in this house, my sons favorite so we always have them throughout the entire month....as cute as they are delicious!
SvarSlettLooking forward to see how you will decorate them, Kristin!;)
SvarSletthugs,
Ira
Den krukken var lekker! Herlig å ha pepperkakene på display på den måten :)
SvarSlettCan't wait to see how your bring them to life!! xo HHL
SvarSlettFor the first time in my live i make choclate chip peanut butter cookies yesterday......and they are delicious......i have bring them to our shop and the ladys love them ......give some to my neighbor and to my parents in low......and our jar is also filled with......what a joy to make and to give them away.......like yours too.....love love from me...xxx...
SvarSlettOh these are just beautiful! I love gingerbread. Didn't know that they were popular in Norway. I'm married to a Norwegian and it's all about krumkake and fattigman at this time of year in our home :) xoxo
SvarSlettThese look great. I love cookies, all kind.
SvarSlettGingerbread cookies are one of my all time favorites! Looks yummy!
SvarSlettMerry Christmas, Kristin!
Kristen,
SvarSlettOh Yes, we love the GINGERBREAD cookie at this time of year. It is also a tradition with us. I love the smell of them just coming fresh out of the oven. Your cookies look delightful, and I have been wanting to get a clear jar like this one.
~Sheri at Red Rose Alley
These are beautiful, Kristin! I have made gingerbread and other cookies each year but our favorites are very thin rolled cookies (crisp) that we decorate with icing. Over the years I have collected an obscene number of cookie cutters but still do not have an Eiffel Tower. Hummmm.... I will have to remedy that before next year!
SvarSlettBises,
Genie
I haven't made gingerbread cookies in years. My son used to love them when he was little. He's coming home from college this weekend... think I'll roll up the sleeves and make him some! xo
SvarSlettThese look wonderful!! I especially like the Gingerbread Lady! I have spent the past two weeks decorating [including painting furniture and walls] for the Christmas House Tour, but now that it is over I can start my baking. Our nephew comes tonight for 3 nights, and this looks like a good family project, n'est-ce pas?
SvarSlettYum!
SvarSlettWe have gingerbread at Christmas!
Nice Christmas at you;)
SvarSlettWonderful glassware corrosion!
I am greeting!
Frosted Gingerbread Cookies for Germany too, and vanilla with almond and hazelnut cookies too.
SvarSlettHappy holidays, darling!