31 Delicious Things To Bake This Holiday Season

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Decorating skills not up to par? Ugly cookies still taste good. Recipe here.

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A lot of good things going on here. Recipe here.

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Serve with actual hot cocoa, obviously. Recipe here.

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Better than any pudding pie you've ever had. Recipe here.

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A babka-challah hybrid, with chocolate and spice thrown in for good measure. Recipe here.

Yes yes yes. Recipe here.

Wake up and smell the booze and coffee. Recipe here.

Come on, rise to the challenge. Recipe here.

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These traditional Italian cookies are naturally gluten-free, made with almond paste and coated in pine nuts. Recipe here.

The best way to eat candy canes is sparingly, atop a mountain of cake and frosting. Recipe here.

This is the closest I'll get to anything resembling a yule log. Recipe here.

AKA Mexican wedding cookies, snowdrops, Italian wedding cookies, or snowballs. Delicious, whatever you call them. Recipe here.

Easier than icing. Promise. Recipe here.

Fruitcake is polarizing, but this is the way to do it. Recipe here.

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Mincemeat is a dried fruit and spice mixture that's traidtionally cooked in suet (beef or mutton fat). If that's too much for you, you can use butter instead. Recipe here.

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