Sandtart cookies recipe

These buttery sand tart cookies are a lot of fun to make and have been a family holiday tradition for my husband's family for decades!

NaNa's Sand Tarts cookies are a family favorite. They are made with only 5 simple ingredients and are crisp and delicious!

PA Dutch Sand Tarts are a Christmas cookie from Lancaster, PA. The cinnamon-sugar topping with halved nut is the original version.

These cookies are the perfect dessert for any outdoor BBQ or picnic because you won’t have to worry about them melting the second they’re outside.

Hey sweet friends! It's me again, Allison. The one that likes to pop on and write a new blog post randomly. I'm sorry for my inconsistency but let me make it up to you with the release of my family's secret Holiday cookie recipe. I know everyone has that amazing holiday cookie that they love but I'm serious when I say this one is a fan favorite. My Mom was reluctant to give me the deets so then you know it has to be good! This recipe actually comes from my Great-Grandmother who sadly I nev

Grandma's Sand Tart Cookies are a staple in our home during the holidays! They're the perfect reminder of her and they're fun to make year round!

With a crisp, buttery texture, these sand tart cookies are a timeless classic cookie that is hard to resist.

One of my dearest Christmas memories is making sand tarts with my maternal grandmother. Every year, Grandma Groff hosted a sleep over for me where she made all of my favorite foods, indulged all of my wishes, and baked these special cookies with me. Now, my mom continues the tradition with my son. Sand Tarts […]

There are lot of cookies that remind me of my grandma. This sand tart recipe tops the list. A Christmas didn't go by without these delicate sand tart cookies being displayed on Grandma's red glass tray. My grandma made this tender sand tarts crescent shaped, but ball shaped taste (almost) as good....

In most cookbooks, you’ll find a recipe for pecan sandies, wedding cookies, tea cakes, or sand tarts. These treats are all similar, but can have subtle differences – some use pecans whi…