Perennial best sellers are the spice cake, oatmeal cherry cranberry cookies ($9.75 per dozen) and lemon bars.
Nothing fancier than a plate of cheese, fresh cherries and cookies.
Dr. Greengard's assistant ordered lunch — cantaloupe wrapped in prosciutto; ravioli filled with pears, mascarpone and pecorino Romano; cherries; and cookies.
And there are mixed-media constructions fashioned as mouth-watering layer cakes embellished with strawberries, cherries, truffles, cookies and cupcakes (all perpetual calendars as well).
Any of these items — along with other treats like preserved cherries, mostaccioli cookies and jams — can be bundled in a basket as an elegant gift (assembly and wrapping costs $15 to $20).
In lieu of a cherry, a small cookie, fueled with brandy, or gasoline, crowned the mountaintop and was spectacularly lit upon presentation.
While on Interstate 35 near Waco, RoadAhead advised me of a tempting Starbucks alternative called Collins Street Bakery, which reviews said had something called cherry ice box cookies.
Frozen bananas, blueberries, cherries and homemade cookie dough in the freezer.
Sprinkles, cherries, chocolate chips, cookie dough, cookies, caramel, and gummy bears all work well.
Add the cherries to the cookies in place of the raisins and then bake them.
