Lord Byron’s 24 Cookies of Christmas – Volume 2 has come to an end. Just in case you missed any of the recipes, here they are all in one single post. Just scroll down the page and see each recipe in the order they were posted. Christmas isn’t over yet. There’s still time to bake!

Just like I did last year, I’m compiling all of those recipes into this one post so that you can easily scroll through and see all of the cookies. All you have to do is click on the picture of the cookie you like and a new window will open up. Don’t worry; you won’t lose your spot on this page! Welcome, Dear Reader, to Lord Byron’s 24 Cookies of Christmas – Volume 2!
I hope you’ve had just as much fun reading these cookie recipes as I have had creating them. After doing this series for the second year in a row, I think it might become an annual tradition. What do you think? Should I start compiling a list for next year?
HOW TO GET TO THE RECIPE FOR EACH COOKIE
If you are new to Lord Byron’s Kitchen, you can see the first series here: Lord Byron’s 24 Cookies of Christmas – Volume 1. And, you should also take a look at my 12 Bundt Cakes of Christmas series too!
Let’s take a look at Lord Byron’s 24 Cookies of Christmas – Volume 2. Below are images of the cookies in the order that they were published. Remember, just click on the image to be taken to the recipe post. A new window will open and you will not lose your spot on this page. Enjoy!
























THAT’S ALL FOLKS!
There you go, Dear Reader! I’m going to be taking a few days to enjoy the holidays with John.e and McKenna at our new house. We’re packing up the car, driving out to the country with our two cats and doing nothing but watching movies, playing cards and board games, and eating – lots and lots of eating!
I’ll be back on January 1st with my Top 10 Recipes of 2019 post and of course, somewhere in there I’ll post my Annual Christmas Post as well. I’m looking forward to getting back to publishing recipes that are not cakes and/or cookies for a while!
I would like to take a moment to wish you and your loved ones the most wonderfully happy and joyful Christmas, and a most prosperous New Year! XOXO



Reta Brown says
Love your cookies, where can I order the books?
byronethomas@gmail.com says
Thank you, Rita. I don’t currently have any cookbooks. I’m working on it!
Mary Arnold says
Looking for ingredient amounts for condensed milk cookies Newfoundland traditional cookies. We have been to Newfoundland ..such a wonderful place and wonderful people!
Margaret Abbott says
Love to get some of these recipes. They look delicious. Thank you.
Kathy Stephan says
What happened to the Christmas Peppermint Rosettes? I couldn’t open it to get the recipe. Would be a great addition to the holiday table
byronethomas@gmail.com says
Kathy – they’re right here: https://www.lordbyronskitchen.com/christmas-peppermint-rosettes/
Kathy Stephan says
Have you got any special holiday cookie recipes from Nova Scotia? Love Newfoundland and have been there 3 times and going back in 2025
My mother-in-law was from NS but I don’t remember any special Christmas cookies that were traditional to NS. Thanks
byronethomas@gmail.com says
Hi Kathy! I don’t believe I do, but I’m now going to challenge myself to find some. 🙂
Lori Ritchie says
The links to your peppermint rosettes and your coconut marshmallow balls are not working.
byronethomas@gmail.com says
Thank you for bringing that to my attention, Lori. I have updated the links accordingly. 🙂