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Cocktails and Cookies Recipe Round-Up


Cocktails and Cookies. Those are the subject of this month's link-up. I put out the call for recipes and the blogosphere answered. You can see all of these - soon! - at my Cocktails and Cookies pinterest board.

Cheers! The Cocktail Recipes
Autumn Cocktail with Butternut Squash Vodka by Spinach Tiger
Pomegranate Cocktail by Spinach Tiger
13 Cookie Cocktails by The Martini Diva (Check out the Gingersnap Martini!)
Frozen Kahlua White Russian by Cooking in Stilettos
Bourbon Cider Twist by Cooking in Stilettos
Cherry Sangria by Cooking in Stilettos
Sparking Rosemary Grapefruit Soda by Love & Flour
Sparkling Gin Cocktail by Take a Bite Out of Boca
Lightened Up Homemade Eggnog by Curious Cuisiniere
Winter Sangria by Curious Cuisiniere

Cookies that are Worth the Calories
Chocolate-Espresso Cookies by Cupcake Muffin
Tangerine-Ginger-Vanilla Rolled Sugar Cookies by Cupcake Muffin
Lemon-Coconut Sables by Cupcake Muffin
Goldilocks's Oatmeal Raisin Spelt Cookies by Spinach Tiger
Zucchini Chocolate Chip Cookies by Spinach Tiger
Caramel Cappucino Cookies by Savory Simple
Orange Blossom Tahini Cookies by Savory Simple
Kahlua Mocha Latte Cookies by Cooking in Stilettos
Mexican Chocolate Cookies by Cooking in Stilettos
Lemon Ricotta Cookies by Cooking in Stilettos
Chai Spiced Snickerdoodles by 84th & 3rd
Vegan Chocolate Wafers by 84th & 3rd
Gluten-Free Orange and Amaranth Cutouts by 84th & 3rd
Iced Molasses Cookies by The Rookie Cook
Gluten-Free Chocolate Chip Skillet Cookie by Farm Belles
Candy Cane Kisses by Love & Flour
Cake Batter Chocolate Chip Cookies by Take a Bite Out of Boca
Oatmeal Ginger and Cookie Butter Cookies by Take a Bite Out of Boca
Chocolate Chip Pudding Cookies by Take a Bite Out of Boca
Chocolate Peppermint Biscotti by Curious Cuisiniere

The Contributors...Thank You.
Sara of Cupcake Muffin
Angela of Spinach Tiger
Jennifer of Savory Simple
JJ of 84th & 3rd
Laura of The Rookie Cook
Corinne of Farm Belles
LeAndra of Love & Flour

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