Italian easter cookies with egg

What a colourful delight! Topped with sprinkles, these Sicilian cuddura each nest an egg ready to celebrate Easter! These traditional Italian Easter Cookies are as much fun to make as they are to eat.

This is a traditional treat brought over from Italy which is made for the celebration of Easter. I have fond memories of my mother making this each year. I don't know how to describe this tasty treat. It's not a cake nor is it a cookie. It's somewhere in between. All I know is that I like it, it's delicious and I enjoy it very much Please feel free to alter this recipe in any way. For instance, some people prefer almond flavoring instead anise. Whatever suggestions or changes you make in…

Top LA lifestyle blogger, Posh in Progress, shares a recipe for egg-shaped Italian Easter Cookies. Click here now for all the info!!

These Traditional Cookies made with a quick and easy dough. A simple lemon glaze tops these Italian Easter Cookies.

I love this time of year when winter ends and spring begins. There is such a sense of renewal and hope and I love the anticipation of gardening again. It has warmed up earlier than normal. We have …

How do Italian Celebrate Easter? Here are 4 ways! Chocolate Eggs, La colomba pasquale, Pastiera, and pasquetta. #easterinitaly #italy #italianculture #italiantraditions #easter #easterdesserts #italiandesserts

Italian Easter Cookies are super soft, incredibly delicious and are decorated with pastel colors and sprinkles - perfect for Easter!

Italian Knot Cookies! These tender cookies are also known as unicetti, taralli dolci, anginetti or simply Italian Easter or Christmas cookies. A fun treat to make and eat!

Both my mother-in-law and my husband's oldest sister, made these Calabrian-style Italian Easter cookies every year and would give us many of them to enjoy. They are called "i'nguti" in their Reggio Calabria town's dialect. If you are Italian, you may know them by another name, as it seems almost every southern Italian town or district has another name for them. My mother-in-law passed away many years ago, and we no longer live near my husband's sister, so we have not had these cookies in a…