Every year my holiday tradition is to make chocolate-dipped peanut butter crackers for our family gatherings. My great-aunt always made them, and after she passed, I took on the responsibility of the tradition. They are great in milk chocolate or white chocolate and can be decorated however you like. Here's a recipe if anyone would like to try it! I've considered shaking it up and using hazelnut spread inside instead but that may be a new food tradition for another holiday season. 😁

Snowball cookies! We are making them today using my great grandmother's recipe! It's basically this recipe, but we use walnuts.

I suppose the tradition would be to start eating at 6pm and finish at 1-2am when we have guests over holidays.

Thanks for the recipes! Might give them a try!

This year is hard because I don't really feel Christmas-y or anything.  Sure, the tree is up, the lights are up, but it's just not hitting the same.  It's been a really hard year for me, personally... physically, mentally, and emotionally.  I feel like such a Grinch, to be honest.

My husband and I are going to try to make some cookies this afternoon, but I really want my Mawmaw's butter cookies but my cookie press broke so I don't know how they're going to turn out without the press.  Might make some sugar cookies and try my hand at decorating them.  Normally I make fudge, too.

We always sit down for a Christmas movie marathon. And eat the baked good spoiles from my family and friends. Sadly I am no good in the kitchen. Hope everyone has a great holidays

We always sit down for a Christmas movie marathon. And eat the baked good spoiles from my family and friends. Sadly I am no good in the kitchen. Hope everyone has a great holidays

We pick out one ornament each a year for our christmas cactus ^^

Well its been a hard year honestly-not going to speficfy what,but a tradition we used to do in my family was to all meet up we dont do that anymore. Though this yeras a bit diffrently honestly- I get to see some of my family now.

I wish evreyone a merry Christmas though! (Please escuse my spelling and grammer.)