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10 cookies to move to the top of your holiday list

Yes, you're up to your ears in holiday recipes, but give these a chance

It's time to prioritize. You're up to your ears in holiday recipes and the harsh truth is that it's not all going to happen. But before you break out the red pen and start slashing, promise us you'll spare at least one or two of these cookie recipes, each of which surprised us and brought silly smiles to our faces. In a time when you have a lot of cookies to choose from, all we are saying is give these a chance.

PB & C (peanut butter and cheese) cookies by Abduffy

Buckwheat thumbprint cookies with cherry preserves by Alice Medrich

Almond thumbprints with dark chocolate and sea salt by EmilyC

Lil's favorite one bite banana cookies by gingerroot

Homemade chocolate digestives by londonbakes

Spiced chocolate cookies by Hillary Pollak

Triple threat cookies by TheRunawaySpoon

Triple chocolate espresso cookies by flourchild

Mini black and white cookies by Yossy Arefi

Peanut butter toffee cookies by Alice Medrich

This story was originally published on Food52.com: 10 cookies to move to the top of your list

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