These cute pumpkin cookies are fun to make and decorate with kids for Halloween. There’s no need to make them fancy. They’re large enough that even toddlers can help decorate them. Just tint vanilla icing (store-bought or ready-made) orange and green, and spread over the cookie to make the pumpkin and stem. Black decorator icing, accented with candy corns, works great for the eyes and mouth.
Holiday cookies
Shining Star Cookies
The trick to making star cookies really shine is to use edible glitter rather than ordinary decorating sugar and to roll it into the surface of the dough.
Kourabiedes from Solonika (Greek Nut Butter Cookies)
Often served at Christmas, these melt-in-the-mouth Greek cookies are good any time of year.
Fern Taylor’s Ribbon Cookies
Every year Mrs. Taylor makes dozens and dozens of Christmas cookies in assorted fancy shapes, and every year her daughter’s friends eat way too many of them. We especially like these pretty pastel ribbons, which are good all year long.
Chocolate Kourabiedes
Traditionally served at Christmas but good all year round, these Greek butter cookies can be made [url:1]plain[/url] or with chocolate.

