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Second Grade Holiday Cookbook

Member since 2013

This cookbook is a collection of treasured family recipes from our second classes. The children have each chosen their favorite recipe from the holidays. You will find many delicious foods, many of which are sweet to eat!

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Memere's Chocolate Chip Cookies

Peanut Butter Blossoms

Mom's BFF's Pretzel Candy

Dark Chocolate Dipped Anise Biscotti

Paneton Gloria

Yummy baked apple-cranberry crisp with granola topping

Yummy Popcorn!

Reindeer Cookies

Marlons favorite christmas cookies

Este's succulent crepes

Almond Christmas Balls

Double Chocolate Crinkles

Mac N Cheese with spicy twist

Layered Peppermint Crunch Bark

Homemade Pecan Buttercups

Hot Chocolate Pancakes

Festive Pudding Bar

Hunnukuh potato pancakes

Candy Cane Sleighs

Tollhouse Winter Elf Fudge

Cheese Flan

Ouma's Sugar Cookies

Plum tarte takin

Snowflake Holiday Cookies

Holiday Almond Biscotti

Fruit Cookie Pizza

Cousin Morgan's Apple Pie

Chocolate Cake

Peppermint Bark

Cream Cheese cookies

Pumpkin Bread

Holiday M & M Cookies

Split Pea Soup

Sugar Cookies

Crusty Crawlers

Strawberry Pretzel Salad

chocolate chip cookies

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Memere's Chocolate Chip Cookies

Memere is famous for her chocolate chip cookies and the kids beg her to bake them every time she visits. Submitted by: "Christian L"

Peanut Butter Blossoms

These are Ryan's favorite cookies that we make together every Christmas! Submitted by: "Ryan D."

Mom's BFF's Pretzel Candy

This recipe belongs to my Mom's best friend who always makes it every Christmas to hand out to all her friends and neighbors in Ohio ! She passed this to my Mom who now makes it every year for me ! Submitted by: "Olivia H"

Dark Chocolate Dipped Anise Biscotti

This is a family recipe. We make this Biscotti recipe every Christmas holiday when we gather with our family. Submitted by: "Michaela F."

Paneton Gloria

We don't know the recipe, but, we usually buy it already made. We want to share this food because we all like to eat it with butter and hot chocolate. It came from Italy and shifted down to Peru and other countries. They also come in different brands. Submitted by: "Liani M"

Yummy baked apple-cranberry crisp with granola topping

Great holiday treat that is delicious and healthy. My grandma loves to make this for us on Thanksgiving and anyone can try it. You can eat it hot or cold. I really like it cold with yogurt on top. Submitted by: "Delaney Fried"

Yummy Popcorn!

Freshly popped popcorn is always a tradition at our house. Submitted by: "Elinor"

Reindeer Cookies

Each year we make cookies as a family. The cookies change year to year. Sometimes they are elaborate affairs that take hours of time and some years the cookies are very simple, but still very yummy. For us, the tradition lies in the joining together as a family to make a sweet treat. Submitted by: "Ben V"

Marlons favorite christmas cookies

This is my grandmas recipe. We always bake Christmas cookies on the weekends before Christmas. I love to bake and decorate them and I love the smell in the house! We try to save some cookies for Christmas eve, but they are usually gone shortly after they come out of the oven.... Submitted by: "Marlon E."

Este's succulent crepes

The recipe come from Brittany in France. We all love it, probably because you can have it the way you want. Este's favorite is with nutella, her sister like it with butter..and we both enjoy it with jam. We usually make them for snack on Sunday.The sweet smell of it makes everybody run for it. Submitted by: "Este C"

Almond Christmas Balls

These are my grandfather's favorite cookies and his mother made for him every year at Christmas. Submitted by: "Katie R"

Double Chocolate Crinkles

This recipe we make every year for Christmas. Submitted by: "Will H."

Mac N Cheese with spicy twist

I create this recipe......this is Tanish's favorite food...so we want to share this recipe...... Submitted by: "TanishP"

Layered Peppermint Crunch Bark

When my mom was pregnant with my sister, one of her students made this as a holiday gift. My mom loved it so much she asked for the recipe. Now it is a tradition in my family to make the bark every year and we all love it! I would like to share the recipe with the class because I think they will like it too! Submitted by: "Noah Schwartz"

Homemade Pecan Buttercups

This recipe has been passed down from my Grandmother to my mother and now to me. Every year at Christmas I make these delicious treats with my children. We have fun making them and more fun eating them. I share them with family and friends. They make a wonderful holiday gift. It is impossible to eat just one!! Submitted by: "Amy Hogan"

Hot Chocolate Pancakes

This is the first recipe we have found that is for chocolate pancakes not chocolate chip pancakes. It has become a family favorite and they are great without syrup. Submitted by: "Ella M."

Festive Pudding Bar

Each year for Passover, our Temple hosts a "Chocolate Seder" where a pudding mixture is made to represent mortar in bricks used for building. The entire "meal" is everything chocolate, so it's a favorite for grownups and children alike!! Submitted by: "Ella Barras"

Hunnukuh potato pancakes

My grandmother cooks it every year on the first night of Hannukah. Hannukah is a Jewish holiday celebrating the Festival of Lights. Our family only makes this special recipe once a year. Some people like to eat it with apple souce and some with sour cream. I like to eat it plain. Submitted by: "Maya S"

Candy Cane Sleighs

Our family enjoys making and eating these Candy Cane Sleighs during the holidays! Submitted by: "Nicklaus F."

Tollhouse Winter Elf Fudge

Christmas at our house is about making presents, not food. We paint and craft to our hearts delight. Sure, there are candy canes and an advent Calendar. We bake a Turkey and Nana spends hours making candied yams that MUST be on the table, but no one actually eats. We have mashed potatoes and gravy. Sometimes a guest even brings a green bean casserole. But our Christmas is about a warm spot by the tree and swimming in the pool with too much family. We don't really have food traditions...and I wasn't posting a recipe for turkey. So this was difficult for us. The recipe we are posting is not ours. It is a recipe that we found on the back of a tollhouse bag. We chose it because Amaya likes fudge and It is one of the few things that I can make reliably without burning it. Submitted by: "Amaya Etcheverry"

Cheese Flan

This is an old favorite that can be made ahead of time. Holiday garnishes (mint leaves and berries) make for a striking dessert. Submitted by: "Christian D."

Ouma's Sugar Cookies

This is a basic but essential part of any Grandma's cookie jar ….the cookies can be cut out and decorated with shapes,frosting and sprinkles that are appropriate for any holiday !! Submitted by: "Colin Campbell"

Plum tarte takin

For as long as I can remember, my aunt has made a plum cake that can't be beat anywhere in the world. It is my dad's, and therefore, my favorite cake in the world. My dad and I would sneak eating the cake when the other wasn't looking. For birthdays and holidays, my aunt would make one cake for my dad and me. Soon, she had to make 2 for my dad and me...after a couple years of that, and the cakes only lasting a few minutes, she was tired of making so many plum cakes, so she switched to cookies! I tried for years and years to make a plum cake that my dad and I both enjoy. I stumbled upon this recipe a couple years ago, and now it is my dad's favorite! The best part is, once Lorelei saw my dad eating the cake, she decided to try it...now they are in competition to see who eats it first! The last time I made it, I made 2, one for my dad and one for my little girl. We had dinner together at our house that night, Lorelei, my dad, and I ate the first one, and when Lorelei fell asleep, my dad sneakily took the other one out the door! The next morning, I had to make another!...I might have to move onto something like cookies or blueberry pie, like my aunt did! Submitted by: "Lorelei D"

Snowflake Holiday Cookies

This recipe is very famous in Germany. We always eat these cookies every Christmas. Submitted by: "Kristina P."

Holiday Almond Biscotti

This Christmas recipe is special because it has been a family tradition for years. Submitted by: "Gianna L"

Fruit Cookie Pizza

I learned how to make my favorite fruit pizza from my Grandma Debbie. I always eat the grapes before she can put them on the pizza. She always laughs at me. It's a special time we share together. Submitted by: "Olivia Carver"

Cousin Morgan's Apple Pie

My cousin Morgan makes this pie from a family recipe that was passed down from my great grandfather. The smell of this pie when it is cooking is what the holidays smell like to me. Submitted by: "Jimmy Goldberg"

Chocolate Cake

It is important to me because it is one of my favorite types of cake. I really like making it. Chocolate is my favorite flavor. I love frosting. Submitted by: "Grady Lucas"

Peppermint Bark

Peppermint Bark is a holiday classic treat that can be enjoyed by your family or given as gifts to others. Submitted by: "Kiran Shah"

Cream Cheese cookies

This is not an original recipe, but a family favorite! Easy to make and delicious. Submitted by: "Donna Krzastek"

Pumpkin Bread

My kids love pumpkin bread, it is their absolute favorite. Especially during the holidays! It fills the house with a yummy smell and reminds us of our favorite time of year. Payton wanted to share this recipe because it is one of our family favorites to eat! Submitted by: "Payton V"

Holiday M & M Cookies

This is Makayla's favorite cookie and she wants to share it with her classmates. Submitted by: "Makayla D."

Split Pea Soup

Jason's favorite soup! And a surefire way to get both kids to eat their vegetables. Submitted by: "Jason N."

Sugar Cookies

Comes out of a box! The only cookie Hannah will eat! Submitted by: "Hannah M."

Crusty Crawlers

Because it's fun! Submitted by: "Isaac F."

Strawberry Pretzel Salad

It's my favorite recipe from my Aunt Jen Submitted by: "Arison Z."

chocolate chip cookies

Niko likes chocolate chip cookies Submitted by: "Niko P."

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