Green, mint-flavored slice-and-bake cookies form a pinwheel pattern with crushed Oreos.
Refrigerator/Icebox Cookies
Refrigerator cookies are so named because logs of dough are placed in the fridge long enough to become solid enough to slice into round discs of dough to shape the cookies. The name “Icebox Cookies” hails from a different era, when our grandmothers and great-grandmothers had iceboxes, not refrigerators. We still hear them named so in many recipes, and we’ve kept it for historical interest and also because people still call them that!
Macadamia Espresso Shortbread
A refrigerator/icebox-type shortbread cookie with macadamia nuts and an espresso icing.
Santa’s Whiskers
Refrigerator or “icebox” cookies with chopped cherries and pecans, rolled in flaked coconut. Festive and easy!
Chocolate Fruitcake Rounds
A refrigerator cookie with a fruitcake center and chocolate outer ring.
Double Chocolate Crisps
A crispy chocolat sandwich cookie with a browned butter frosting filling.
Cranberry Pinwheels
A slice and bake cookie with a cranberry nut filling.
Chocolate Drizzlers
A chocolate dough drizzled with milk and white chocolate.
Black Walnut Cookies
The unique taste of black walnuts make these simple icebox cookies stand out.
Green Tea Icebox Cookies
Slice and bake cookie delicately flavored with green tea leaves.
Canadian Flag Cookies
Red and white dough, stacked and sliced.