Easy italian fig cookies

Experience a taste of Sicily with our traditional Cuccidati fig cookies. Handmade from fresh ingredients, these cookies are a favorite throughout the region and a delicious treat for any occasion. With sweet figs and a hint of spice, these cookies will transport you to the rolling hills of Southern Italy and delight your taste buds.

These Sicilian cookies are delicious fig-filled pastries. You can substitute the figs with dried dates. Hazelnuts can also be used in place of walnuts.

Cuccidati- Italian Fig Cookies are a Christmas tradition in our family! You will love these delicious Cuccidati cookies! The filling is very easy to make!

Italian Fig Cookies are a filled Italian Cookie. A sweet and nutty filling with hints of citrus and warm spices is wrapped with a buttery cookie dough, baked then sliced and topped with icing.

Italian Fig Cookies (Cucidati), Sicilian Fig Cookies, or Christmas Fig Cookies - all names for these tender & sweet, fruit filled cookie.

A favorite Italian cookie, Cuccidati (coo-cha-dah-tee) is actually easy to make and can be done over a number of days. The pasta frolla, an Italian pastry, encloses a filling of black mission figs, dates and raisins highlighted with orange and lemon zest finished with rum. The cookies are glazed and sprinkled with colored nonpareils.

Looking for a new cookie recipe for Christmas cookie exchange party this year? Try these delicious fig cookies made with buttery rugelach dough and stuffed with a sweet, sticky fig filling. Rugelach dough is a cream cheese based pastry that doesn’t have sugar. Perfect new cookie flavor to try for Christmas desserts or edible gifts for the family.

Cucidati (SicilianFig Cookies), are festive Wedding or Christmas tray cookies with dark spicy fruit filling, white icing glaze, and colorful sprinkles

Avo’s chef Nick Lama, his mother Lisa Saia and her mother Mrs. Louis Saia share a family recipe ahead of St. Joseph’s Day

This Italian fig cookies recipe has been handed down through my mother's family for years. They are a tradition at Christmas and wonderful with coffee.