Sicilian christmas cookies

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

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!

Sicilian Almond Cookies, called Paste di Mandorla in Italy, are almond treats that are typical of the Sicilian tradition, but widespread throughout Southern Italy.These almond cookies are very scenic and colorful, and contrary to what you might think, they are really easy to make at home!You can make them in just a few minutes by simply mixing the ingredients by hand. Almond flour, sugar and egg whites. These are the main ingredients, plus of course some flavors and decorations.

Stacey shares a classic Italian cookie recipe for Sicilian S cookies. Stacey also shares other Italian desserts she makes for the holidays.

These cookies are so good! Crispy on the outside and chewy on the inside. The bonus is they are gluten-free.

Cooking Italians - There are sweets that exist only one month a year, only in the heart of that Sicily far from the sea: these are the Sicilian taralli, the typical sweets

CUCIDATI- a full recipe and video tutorial for this fig filled traditional Sicilian Christmas Cookie.

Sicilian Sesame Seed Cookies-Biscotti Regina are an easy to make, crunchy and lightly nutty Sicilian cookie.

Maybe some of you follow me on social media (@radicisiciliane) and I quickly shared a little story about how when I was little I took some raw cookie balls while my mother and my zia were making them — and threw them at the ceiling. They stuck (that is how perfectly moist they are) and left a little

Traditionally made at Christmas, these Lemon Knot Cookies are a light and airy treat bursting with lemon flavour. It's one of the best Italian Cookies!