What better way to welcome Santa on Christmas Eve than with these Santa hat cookies. Hopefully he leaves some cookies for the kids. Use a concentrated red food coloring gel (not liquid food ...

Santa hat cookies. These cookies take inspiration from the jolly man himself. Use a cookie cutter to make these hat shapes before decorating them with red and white icing after they’re baked.

Edible Santa hats you can give as gifts, make for a family fun activity, or take for a snack idea for a crowd. For more fun ideas, check out these cute Gnome hat cookies, add our hats to your ...

Gently pinch the top of each hat to give it a jaunty little bend. 6. Bake the cookies, 1 sheet at a time, for 10 to 13 minutes, until they just start to brown.

Using floured cookie cutters, cut out cookies, then transfer them to the prepared baking sheets, spaced 1 inch apart (they will not spread much). Reroll any scraps and repeat. Freeze the cookies ...

What better way to welcome Santa on Christmas Eve than with these Santa hat cookies. Hopefully he leaves some cookies for the kids. Use a concentrated red food coloring gel (not liquid food ...