If you’re looking for a new cookie recipe to try, check out my Easy Cookie Recipes collection and sign-up for my newsletter to receive a free copy of my Christmas Cookies eBook. You can try your favorite cookie recipe, but I can’t guarantee it will all fit so look for one with similar measurements. I use this Butterscotch Cookies Recipe for my cookie jars. Just be sure to also include the baking instructions somewhere! If you didn’t want to use fabric like I’ve done here, you could also tie a ribbon around the neck or add a bow to the top. Drop by tablespoonful onto a baking sheet. Mix well, cover and refrigerate for 30 minutes. Add 1/2 cup melted butter, 1 egg and 1 tsp. Dump the contents of the jar into a bowl. To secure the fabric to the jar: put the silver disc down over the opening, add the fabric on top, and then fasten it all closed using the silver ring. Screw the lid onto the jar and store in a cool dry place for up to 6 months. If you don’t want the BALL logo on your mason jars, I have found completely smooth ones at Hobby Lobby before. Christmas fabric (I found this “Christmas Cookies” pattern at Hobby Lobby).32 oz mason jars (I prefer wide mouth so it’s easier to get everything in).To make these giftable cookies in a jar, you will need:
In the years past I have given various things from cranberry bread to chocolate covered pretzels, but these cookies in a jar are one of my favorite items to gift! Something small and from the heart, and all the better if it involves chocolate. Add a delicious cookie recipe to a mason jar and top it with holiday fabric for a simple homemade gift.
Christmas Cookies in a Jar are a great teacher gift or hostess gift to bring to a holiday gathering. Try adding in cup crushed candy canes just below the chocolate layer to make a more Christmasy flavored cookie.
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