Stock up on butter!

With this list, we challenge you to make a newcookierecipe each month.

Bright and cheery Fruity Pebbles are exactly what a cold and dark January calls for.

Southern Living Smores Cookies on a tray to serve

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Our go-to uses browned butter in the dough, which lends the cookies an extra nutty depth.

We also fold in toasted pecans, which reinforce the nuttiness and add crunch.

This recipe changes that.

Southern Living Fruity Pebbles Cookies on a plate to serve

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June: Cornbread Cookies

This is by no means a traditional cookie.

Cornmeal in the dough adds texture, while the perfectly salty honey butter frosting helps elevate the simple cookie.

July: S’mores Cookies

Bring the summer bonfire home with these S’mores Cookies.

Southern Living Sugar Cookie Bars cut with sprinkles on top ready to serve

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Enter our No-Bake Cookies, which come together without turning on the oven.

Southern Living Lemon-Thyme Shortbread Cookies ready to serve

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Brown Butter Chocolate Chip Cookies

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Southern Living Strawberry Cheesecake Cookies

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Southern Living Cornbread Cookies finished and ready to serve

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Southern Living No Bake Cookies on a plate to serve

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Chewy Apple-Cran-Oatmeal Cookies

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Southern Living Monster Cookies on a surface to serve

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Southern Living Pumpkin Snickerdoodles on a plate to serve

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Southern Living Stained Glass Cookies on a plate ready to serve

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