Italy cookies

Fantastic Italian cookie recipes. Tasty, inviting and delicious, they are the faithful companions of our morning or afternoons.

These Italian Ricotta Cookies are super soft and absolutely delicious. They are sure to become a favorite!

MY recipe for authentic Italian butterball cookies. Delicious, perfect for the holidays or a wedding and make a pretty gift.

Krissy’s Cookies on Instagram: “25th Anniversary cookies for a sweet couple who had to reroute their celebration from Italy to home sweet home ❤️ Love you guys!…”

If you love experimenting, these unique Italian cookies are sure to ignite your passion. Discover different types of Italian cookies, perfect for any Italian-themed celebration. Click and save to add these recipes to your baking list!

Italian cookie recipes represent the country’s culinary traditions, from biscotti to pignoli to pizzelles. Cookies play a special role in Italian weddings and holidays.

Ricotta cookies recipe also known as Italian Christmas cookies these are delicious soft and flavorful cookies with a quick and easy glaze.

Indulge in the sweet flavors of Italy with these 20 irresistible Italian cookie recipes! From crispy biscotti to soft amaretti, these traditional treats are perfect for any occasion. Whether you’re craving a classic or looking to try something new, these cookies will transport you straight to Italy with every bite.

Bring a taste of Italy to your holiday celebrations with this classic Italian Anise cookie recipe! Soft, tender, and bursting with delicious anise flavor, these cookies are topped with a sweet glaze and colorful sprinkles, making them perfect for a Christmas cookie platter or any festive occasion.

Italian Wine Cookies are known in Italy as Ciambelline al Vino or Biscotti al Vino Rosso. They are rustic, inexpensive and delicious cookies made with wine, typical of the Roman cucina povera.They are made without butter or eggs. You need just a few simple ingredients: flour, sugar, red or white wine, oil and a pinch of yeast. From this dough, you have to make small ropes that you shape into a doughnut, or ciambelle in Italian.