Chinese cookie

How is it possible that Christmas is a mere 2 weeks away?! December is just flying by and I wish it would slow down a bit so I could actually decorate our apartment with some sort of festive cheer and curl up for a viewing of Love Actually with a hot mug of cocoa and some cookies. Alas, my desire to

Follow this recipe for making your own fortune cookies. They can be tricky to make, but they are great at parties.

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Chinese Almond Cookies are sinfully buttery. The secret to their deep nutty flavor is to toast the almonds until golden and smoky!

Super easy Chinese cookies that are popular in Indonesia and known for their crunchy, crumbly, and nutty aroma despite the fact that these cookies do not contain any nuts.

The history of the crispy, golden cookie isn’t entirely auspicious

Chinese Walnut Cookies are straight from my mom's childhood. These crunchy, nutty treats are perfect with a cup of coffee or tea and are easy to make!

Homemade Fortune Cookies are sure to bring good luck. They're the perfect way to celebrate the Chinese New Year or eat with your Asian dinner!

Chinese Almond Cookies are simple, crisp, buttery, and full of almond flavor. Perfect to make for Chinese New Year!

Traditional Macau’s Almond Cookies ~ 澳門杏仁餅 In my memory (actually not very good! :p), I haven’t made these cookies for a year since then. I think it was last year, it gave me a shock r…