Homemade Oreos taste just like the classic packaged cookies, but with a homemade touch. Dark cocoa cookies are sandwiched with sweet cream filling for a nostalgic taste of Americana. With only 10 minutes of dough-chilling time and no rolling pin required, making a batch of these iconic sandwich cookies from scratch is quicker and easier than you think!

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These red velvet cake-inspired chocolate chip cookies marry the velvet-soft texture and light cocoa undertones from the popular cake flavor with the gooey goodness and crisp edges from classic chocolate chip cookies. Combining brown sugar, cocoa powder, vanilla, and buttermilk, these aren't just cookies tinted red; they truly capture the flavor and appearance of both iconic desserts.

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Rum balls are a grownup-favorite festive treat that are easy to make and fun to gift. These no-bake, boozy rum balls taste even better after a day or two in the refrigerator, so I recommend making them in advance.

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These iced cherry almond linzer cookies are as lovely to look at as they are to eat, and there's no special cookie decorating skills required. You can use any small cookie cutters you have to cut the almond cookie dough into your choice of shapes, and the filling is simply store-bought cherry preserves. These beautiful sandwich cookies actually taste best on day 2, so they’re a wonderful make-ahead holiday cookie option.

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These chocolate butter cookies are the cocoa-kissed version of my classic homemade butter cookies. They're every bit as soft and buttery, and absolutely melt in your mouth. Use a large piping tip to pipe the dough into swirly designs. They're delicious and beautiful plain, but feel free to jazz them up with sprinkles, a dip in melted chocolate, or a cherry in the center for a festive touch!

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A twist on the traditional pecan version, these maple walnut tassies are little bites of texture paradise. Soft cream cheese cookie dough cradles a sweet maple-brown sugar walnut filling, and a snowy dusting of confectioners' sugar is all the decoration they need to be ready for their holiday cookie tray debut. You won't be able to stop at just one, so it's a good thing the recipe makes 4 dozen!

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These soft and chewy gingerbread cookie bars are so easy to make—no dough chilling, no dough rolling, and no cookie cutters required! They're delicious plain, or topped with spiced cream cheese frosting.

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We're taking the beloved classic chocolate crinkle cookie and going a little nuts—in the best possible way!—with these Nutella crinkle cookies. Chocolatey and packed with crunchy hazelnuts, they're thick and soft-baked, and stuffed with a little extra Nutella in the middle for good measure!

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