German linzer cookies recipe

Jam and cookies are so delicious and always a wonderful treat with a cup of hot chocolate or Glühwein (German mulled wine). Linzer cookies are a must for me on every German cookie plate. How are linzer cookies called in German? Linzer cookies are called "Spitzbuben". How to pronounce "Spitzbuben"? Listen to this audio file...Read More

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