Why I Love My Christmas and St Patrick's Day Cookie Cutter Set

I love my St Patrick's Day Cookie Cutter and also my Christmas set because now I can out a shamrock leaves, a leprechauns Christmas trees and reindeer that look professional.

Christmas and St Patrick' Day themed sprinkles, make your cookies to stand out. If this is not exiting enough, decorate your cookies with Candy Decorations.

When using cookie cutters, remember to flour the surface before you roll out the dough. Dip the edge of the cookie cutter in flour, place the cutter level on the dough and press down firmly then lift it. Repeat this and when the cutter gets sticky, dip it again in the flour. Using a spatula, move the cookies to a baking sheet. Reroll the left-over dough and cut a few more cookies.

Using a non-stick pan or sheet liner is a personal preference. Both are little kitchen miracles.

There is no need to butter the non-stick pan before putting your cookies on it. The non-stick surface works wonderfully and your cookies slide off easily. The large size cookie pan easily holds a dozen homemade cookies.

The cookie sheet liner are soft and flexible. A big bonus is that they can be cut to fit round or odd shaped pans. As long as you don't cut anything on the liner,they will last for almost ever. I bought a set five years ago and still use them.

The longevity of both the non-stick pan and the cookie liner make these two great green products.

Joy of Cooking Christmas Cookies is my favourite recipe book. I drool over the coloured photos of each and every recipe. I love the reduced-fat recipe, meaning I can eat more of these moutwatering cookies. My favourite recipe is the step-by-step instructions of a gingerbread house. Not only cookie recipies are included, you will also find eggnog, traditional hot chocolate, fruitcake and much more.