Fruitcake Cookies

Cookies and Bars, Dessert | December 12, 2014 | By

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I first made these cookies for my Dad’s 80th birthday celebration.  We did a 1930’s theme and I wanted to make a few things that people were eating in the ’30’s and fruitcake was on the list.  Since we were having a lot of people over I decided that fruitcake cookies would go further and be easier to serve. 

Fruitcake cookies

I’ll be honest, I don’t like fruitcake.  Not even a little bit.  I was hesitant to even bake these but I figured someone might like them…well…that someone turned out to be me!  I LOVE these cookies!  You seriously cannot eat just one!  They are very different than my last recipe that I posted, the ooey-gooey Mississippi Mud Brownies, in that they are a more refined cookie…if a cookie can be refined.  They are seriously these elegant little lightly sweetened and spiced cookies perfectly studded with fruit, nuts, and a hint of sherry and are perfect with a cup of tea or coffee. 

Fruitcake Cookies

The really do feel like Christmas on a plate!  I seriously challenge you.  If you don’t like fruitcake, try these, see what you think.  I bet you can’t just eat one! 

Fruitcake Cookies

Here are a few pics from that party I thought I’d share just for fun! 🙂  I <3 my Dad!

Top left to right- Dad, Yes, I have a big mouth, 1930's candy, the cigarette candy was a big hit! Bottom left to right-Guests with 1930's clothing, kids loved the homemade photobooth, Mom

Top left to right- Dad, Yes, I have a big mouth, 1930’s candy, the cigarette candy was a big hit! Bottom left to right-Guests with 1930’s clothing, kids loved the homemade photobooth, my pretty Mom

 

 

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    Joe Waldroff
    December 12, 2014

    They look mighty good!

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