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Just wait until you see her #1 recipe. [The Top 10 Most Popular Recipes for Every Occasion!](#) [View Online]( [Taste of Home]( [Get the Magazine]( [[gift] Give a Gift]( [Grandma's Top 10 Cookie Recipes]( [Baki's Old-World Cookies]( [10]( [Baki's Old-World Cookies]( [My uncles have always called these "cupcake cookies" because of the unique, pretty way they're baked. My maternal grandmother mixed many batches. —Marilyn Louise Riggenbach, Ravenna, Ohio]( [Get Recipe »]( [Buffet Meatballs]( [9]( [Strawberry Cookie Cups]( [Get Recipe »]( [Chocolate Crinkle Cookies]( [8]( [Chocolate Crinkle Cookies]( [Get Recipe »]( [Classic Sugar Cookies]( [7]( [Classic Sugar Cookies]( [Get Recipe »]( [Great-Grandma's Oatmeal Cookies]( [6]( [Great-Grandma's Oatmeal Cookies]( [Get Recipe »]( [Pimiento and Cheese Spread]( [5]( [Sour Cream Drops]( [Get Recipe »]( [Mom's Chocolate Chip Cookies]( [4]( [Mom's Chocolate Chip Cookies]( [Get Recipe »]( [Grandma Brubaker's Orange Cookies]( [3]( [Grandma Brubaker's Orange Cookies]( [Get Recipe »]( [Old-Fashioned Whoopie Pies]( [2]( [Old-Fashioned Whoopie Pies]( [Get Recipe »]( [And the #1 Recipe Is...]( [1]( [And the #1 Recipe Is...]( [My mother used to make this easy recipe for my sisters and me. You could find one of our favorite ingredients in every bite! —Tracy Powers, Byron Center, Michigan]( [Get Recipe »]( [Our Favorite New Recipes](#) [Rolled Almond Cookies]( [Rolled Almond Cookies]( [Grandma's Spritz Cookies]( [Grandma's Spritz Cookies]( [Egg Yolk Cookies]( [Egg Yolk Cookies]( [Chocolate Caramel Cookies]( [Chocolate Caramel Cookies]( [Take the Firstleaf wine quiz >]( [Take the Firstleaf wine quiz >]( [Sausage pizza]( [Hungry for More?]( [If you're loving this newsletter, check out the others Taste of Home has to offer. We've got everything from casseroles to baking to tips from our Test Kitchen.]( [Sign Up for More Newsletters]( [Taste of Home]( [Facebook]( [Instagram]( [Pintrest]( [Shop Taste of Home]( Know someone who would like this newsletter? [Tell them to sign up!](mailto:?subject=Taste%20of%20Home%20Top%2010%20Recipes&body=Hi%2C%20I%20think%20you%E2%80%99ll%20love%20Taste%20of%20Home%27s%20Top%2010%20newsletter%20%28I%20do%21%29.%20It%E2%80%99s%20free%20to%20subscribe%20and%20includes%20the%20most%20popular%20recipes%20for%20every%20craving.%20 1610 North 2nd Street, Suite 102, Milwaukee, WI 53212 This email was sent to: {EMAIL} [PRIVACY POLICY]( [MANAGE PREFERENCES]( [UNSUBSCRIBE](

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