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From annual cookie swaps to Christmas dinner, the holiday season is full of reasons to bake cookies. But there's no need to stop once Christmas is over. Why not make cookies for New Year's Eve while you're at it? Here, you'll find the best New Year's Eve cookies to serve at your big end-of-the-year bash. After all, there's no better way to make your New Year's party feel extra special than by ending the night with something sweet (a glass of champagne wouldn't hurt either). So go ahead and add cookies to your New Year's dessert spread—they'll keep everyone satisfied while you await the big countdown.
Looking to impress your guests with fun ideas that sparkle? Try the champagne star cookies and gingerbread cookies topped with crystalized ginger. Prefer a cookie that will bring New Year's luck? Make your own chocolate covered fortune cookies with little inspirational notes inside. Then again, you can't go wrong with the coffee chocolate chunk cookies infused with instant coffee granules—they're sure to help you stay awake until midnight! Of course, we included plenty of Ree Drummond's most popular cookie recipes, like her chocolate crinkle cookies or her easy-as-can-be cake mix cookies. The best part is that all of these delectable bite-sized treats will pair perfectly with your New Year's Eve dinner. They would even pair well with your champagne cocktails!
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Salted Caramel Cookies
David Malosh
Out with the old, in with the new... new cookie recipe, that is! This one is super popular at The Merc, and Ree apologizes in advance because you won't stop eating them. Sounds like a great idea to us!
Want something decadent but don't have a ton the time? This recipe only requires five ingredients and five minutes to prep. The result is the perfect mix of chewy and crispy with so much chocolate flavor.
Some people love peanut butter cookies. Others love classic chocolate chip. Solve the conundrum of what to bake with this recipe that combines the best of both worlds!
Chances are, you'll either have or easily find some candy canes or peppermint candies this time of year. Why not make these cookies and impress everyone (including yourself)?
For a dazzling cookie that stands out from the crowd, these red velvet cookies are sure to shine. They have two different types of chocolate chips and sanding sugar on top to make them sparkle.
These special occasion cookies have a snowy, festive look that makes them perfect for the chilly New Year's weather. Plus, they only take 30 minutes to make so they couldn't be easier to make!
Sparkling cinnamon-sugar gives these cookies a ton of comforting flavor. You'll enjoy them even if you simply spend the night writing New Year's resolutions.
These pretty decorated stars will light up the night at your New Year's Eve party. Use red food coloring for the icing or opt for something different like gold or silver.
Linzer cookies are a classic during Christmastime, but they also make for a special cookie throughout the year, too. The best part is that you can bake them up to five days ahead for easy entertaining. Just be sure to wait to assemble until New Year's Eve.
It doesn't get easier than these no-bake treats! They can be prepped in advance so all that’s left to do come New Year's Eve is serve the cookies and pop the bubbly.
This classic cookie has a gorgeous dusting of powdered sugar that will impress both kids and adults, alike! Make them for New Year's and all your upcoming winter occasions.
Come January, many people are already gearing up for the chilly winter temperatures ahead. Luckily, these hot chocolate cookies will warm you right up.
Don't fall asleep before the clock strikes midnight—make these coffee-infused cookies instead. They'll give you the energy you need to ring in the new year.
Host a black and white themed party for New Year's and these cookies will fit right in! They're also perfect for anyone who can’t decide between chocolate and vanilla.
Although they're a traditional treat around Christmastime, these buttery cookies are a nostalgic pick for New Year's. Plus, they're easy to make! Simply pipe the dough into circular shapes and sprinkle with sparkling sugar.