Shaped Cookies Premium Jigsaw Puzzle

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Free online jigsaw puzzle of Christmas cookies in holiday shapes like trees and stockings. Each cookie is decorated with icing.

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lilbc77
Dec 14, 2020
These are lovely and very challenging to do. Sometimes when cookies are so pretty they don't taste as good as they look. I do like icing on cookies, though.
pixipixil
Dec 23, 2019
I csn't figure what cookies the folks below are talking about. These are just cutout cookies with icing. I don't see heart--they're socks and tere's icing on top which the website description even says so.
I don't like cookies much but these made a cute puzzle.
Nobody this year is on here but me or I'd wish you all a Merry Christmas.
Canyonman
Dec 25, 2019
Well I did it while my pumpkin pie was cooking. maybe the think the stockings are heart shaped or same idea only heart shapes for valentines....whatever. Merry Christmas pixipixil.
elijah13
Dec 24, 2018
Still very pretty. Did this 2 years ago.
Honeybeez
Feb 23, 2018
Pretty Christmas cookies!!
elijah13
Dec 11, 2016
All this Christmas food makes me hungry! Easy puzzle to do.
CatLadyOKC
Dec 14, 2014
Good Day to All!
These look really good to me, fun puzzle to do!
Thanks Staff for all you do.
hockeyfan
Aug 28, 2013
These cookies sure look delicious. The heart shaped ones would be nice for Valentine's Day.
kycowgirl
Dec 13, 2013
No. 9 right now. Worked it in 48 classic. Thumbprint cookies. I've never baked these before but I printed out a recipe for them. I will have baked more varieties than I've ever baked but only one batch of each. When we were neighbors I used to make double batches of 7-8 different kinds. I don't know that many people to share them with here. But there are other options for sharing here like the Sheriff's Dept, Fire Dept, Assisted Living center, and some others, too.
hockeyfan
Dec 13, 2013
How did they get the name.....thumbprint? Yes, those places you mentioned would be very appreciative I'm sure.
kycowgirl
Dec 14, 2013
You form them in a ball, then press down the center to make a place to put in jam or jelly.
hockeyfan
Dec 16, 2013
OK......that makes sense. The ones with heart shape puzzles me.......!
FlyingRoo
Jan 6, 2014
Well, while they resemble thumbprint cookies these are in fact Linzer cookies - 2 shaped cookies pressed together with a filling of jam, Nutella, fruit butter or any similar filling. The shapes are cut with linzer cutters, but in the absence of these one can use any cookie cutter and then use a smaller one to cut an opening into the top cookie. The Linzer torte is of Austrian origin and has a lattice on top
hockeyfan
Jan 7, 2014
Hi FlyingRoo, Wow, sounds interesting. I must try it for Valentine's Day. Thank you for explaining it to me. Just wrote all your info down so I don't forget. :)
kycowgirl
Jan 7, 2014
Thanks, FlyingRoo, Great information. I want to try these, too.
FlyingRoo
Jan 8, 2014
You can find a lot of good recipes on marthastewart.com.

http://www.marthastewart.com/search/results?keys=linzer cookies

Also

http://www.delish.com/entertaining-ideas/holidays/christmas/linzer-cookies

You might enjoy these too

http://www.marthastewart.com/312745/jam-filled-cream-cheese-cookies

http://www.goodhousekeeping.com/holidays/christmas-ideas/celebrity-christmas-cookie-recipes#slide-1

http://www.marthastewart.com/335373/heart-glazed-cornmeal-cookies
judipd
Dec 14, 2013
Looks very appetizing would love to have some
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