Easy to make Crescent Cookies that make great edible gifts for your loved ones during Holidays.
It is that time of the year to start planning and start baking those delicious goodies for your family and friends. I love baking cookies to give as edible gifts — shows my love for them and gives a personal touch to the gift. I baked these rich and buttery Crescent cookies and dipped them in chocolate for an extra treat. I used Bob’s Red Mill flour to make these cookies and I am so happy to be doing this sponsored post for them.
Bob’s Red Mill products are my favorite because they are of the highest quality which in turn make all my baked goods truly shine. During the holiday season, first thing I make sure is to have all my baking ingredients ready. So I buy bags of flour (all purpose, wholewheat and so on), baking soda/ powder, egg replacer (for my vegan baking) and so on.
Luckily Bob’s Red Mill has everything I need and much more. Here’s a Coupon to save $1 on any Bob’s Red Mill products.
Did you know that Psychologists have found that baking for others promotes a sense of well being and benefits the baker as much as, if not more, than the recipient? This makes so much sense because cooking for others makes me feel so happy and connected. Do read this article from Huffington Post, may be it’ll inspire you even more to cook/ bake for someone.
These Crescent cookies are basically short bread cookies that are very easy to make and taste absolutely delicious. The addition of milk powder makes them just melt in the mouth. These can be cut into any shape you like, but I made these crescent shape ones. They remind me of Chand cookies (meaning ‘Crescent moon’ cookies) that are served with tea at eateries in India.
Bake these Crescent cookies for your loved ones. They are easy to make and using high quality ingredients from Bob’s Red Mill makes them fool proof. As they say, Made with Love and Baked with Bob’s. Happy Holidays and Happy Baking to all of you!!
This is a sponsored post for Bob’s Red Mill. All opinions in the post are entirely mine.
| Servings | Prep Time |
| 48 Cookies | 15 minutes |
| Cook Time |
| 10 minutes |
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Looking for easy to make cookies this holiday season. Try these rich and buttery Crescent cookies!! They are great with tea or as edible gifts to your family and friends. AD
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- ½ cup Semisweet Chocolate Chips
- 1 tsp shortening
- Melt the chocolate chips with shortening in a microwave safe bowl. Make sure to stir every 30 seconds to melt the chips evenly.
- Once the cookies have cooled, dip them in the chocolate and place them on a wire rack to set.
- When the chocolate has set, they are ready to be served or packed for gifting!!
These cookies look lovely 🙂 I couldn’t agree more with you about how good it makes you feel when you cook or bake for someone else. It is a very satisfying experience, so edible gifts are the best kinds 🙂
Gorgeous cookies! Love to give away and share all my bakes any time! These look so cute and scrumptious; perfect for the holidays 🙂
Crescent cookies looks so cute. Lovely recipe.. Edible gifts are best option always..
These looks so pretty to eat..I was keep on looking at it…perfect holiday recipe
So cute these cookies look. Good idea for a gift.
Lovely and really simple 🙂 makes perfect hostess gifts.
A prefect treat for holidays.
Crescent cookies look so cute. I am sure whoever gets these cookies would be super happy
Those are lovely Pavani. Love the shape and right on time for the season.
OMG..these crescent cookies look so delicious and addictive. When are sending me that box? 🙂
How pretty and cute those crescent cookies looks, you nailed it prefectly Pavani.
Looks good, and perfect for a holiday gift. Kids will be so excited to see this, loved your pictures 🙂
I love using Bob mills products and these cookies looks so scumpticous ☝️ pinning it for later!
Awww, so cute cookies, lovely share 👌👌
These cookies look so delicious and easy to make also. Nicely made.
CUTE n decadent . my lil One would love these. I used bob’s Red mill stone ground wholewheat flour and liked them very much too .
Cute cookies..I envy whoever is getting that gift box;) Baking is very therapeutic, the action of kneading, mixing, aromas, following precise measurements etc all help to awaken all our senses.