Springerle cookies recipe

These beautiful cookies are steeped in European tradition and you can make them today with hand-carved wooden molds that are made in the United States.

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Springerle cookies have been called "too pretty to eat". But don't let that stop you. Enjoy these springerle tips, history and recipe.

With no shortening in Springerle Cookies, it is a combination of a cookie and a cake. The drying time before baking is to dry the top of the cookie so the design becomes prominent. This anise flavored German cookie is great to eat as well as to use for tree ornaments.

Few cookies carry the weight of tradition and artistry like Springerle. These delicate, anise-flavored cookies date back to medieval Germany, where they were crafted as edible works of art. Known for their intricate embossed designs, Springerle are as much about storytelling as they are about flavor

These painted springerle cookies are an old-fashioned treat that need to be brought back to life! This fun activity will bring you so much joy as you spend a little bit of time slowing down and making something fun for someone you love.

Sweetened with brown sugar and spiced with cinnamon, ginger, and cardamom, these stamped cookies are just as flavorful as they are beautiful.

This Spekulatius Recipe is one of my Christmas favorites! These traditional German spice cookies with designs and a warm, spiced flavor are perfect for holiday baking!