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Christmas Cookie Recipes

  Larry in Portland, OR  Feb 17, 2012
Would make this again.
Excellent, but you gotta get messy!
I made 1/2 recipe for my two small dogs (chihuahua and Jack Russell), reduced flour and increased egg (1 1/4 c whole wheat and 1 egg for 1/2 batch).

Mix peanut butter, honey and egg, then stir and mash in 1/2 c flour at a time, eventually (messy part) hand kneading until dough is no longer crumbly. It needs to be kneaded. :)

Roll 1/4 of 1/2 batch into log 1 1/4 in thick, then slice each log into 12 pieces (I didn't have a cookie cutter and the dogs really don't care what they look like). Bake at 325 for 15 min. Biscuits will still be soft, but will firm up and dry as they cool. Yield 4 doz small biscuits.

Little crumbly when eaten, but the puppies clean up ALL the crumbs! Thanks for sharing this easy recipe! 5 stars

  A cookie baker  Jan 4, 2012
Would make this again.
I would and AM making these again! I didn't have an issue with crumbly batter...I just made sure I mixed it extremely well. I also mushed the dough in the bowl with my hands--the heat from my hands helped the dough mold together. I used a teddy bear cookie cutter, add some sprinkles, & baked them till done! They were a hit not only with my dogs, but all the dogs I pet sit.

PS: flour only makes skin itch if a dog has an allergy to wheat..not all dogs do :) If your dog does, consider experimenting with rye flour or other options. 5 stars

   Dec 16, 2011
Would not make this again.
flour is bad for your dogs skin. it makes them itch.

so if your dog has an itching problem don't make this for them. no bread/flour for dogs! 1 star

  Kayla in St. Charles, MO  Jan 11, 2011
Would make this again.
This recipe was so easy! And my 3 dogs LOVED IT! I would definitely make these again! 5 stars

  A cookie baker  Dec 21, 2010
Would make this again.
These cookies are great my dogs just loved them. 5 stars