Armenian cookies

These soft, buttery cookies are a staple in Armenian culture, and are the perfect, nostalgic holiday cookie! And when it comes to cookies, there are few cookies that are more cozy and comforting than Armenian Shortbread “S” Cookies, also known as Kourabia. These cookies, also known as butter cookies, are a staple of Armenian cuisine and are often enjoyed during special occasions such as weddings and holiday gatherings.

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An Armenian savory cookie that goes by many names: Khalkha / Simit / Kekhke. If you ask Armenians (I did) what they call it, you'll get a lot of different answers, but we are unified in loving these cookies! There are sweet versions too, but this is the savory one my family prefers.

Discover the irresistible flavor of Pryaniki, Russian honey spice cookies that are soft, flavorful, and perfect for freezing! Try this easy recipe and surprise your friends and family with these homemade treats.

Pastry Chef Alexandra Artinian of Alcove shares her recipe for simit (also known as sesame twists), a traditional, not-too-sweet Armenian cookie that’s

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Barazek are delicious cookies with perfect buttery crunchy texture. Coated with sesame seed mixture on one side and pistachios on the other!”

These Armenian Yogurt Cookies are a bit reminiscent of muffin tops! They have a cakey, muffin-like interior with crunchy walnuts and sugary, crisp edges.

Love traditional Baklava but hate the work? These shortcut Baklava Cookies are thumbprints with a walnut honey filling that everyone loves.

If there is one thing you must know about Armenians, you must know that we love our sweets! Having a plethora of cookies and pastries to choose from on a daily basis (especially around the holidays)