Slovak christmas cookies

Czech Christmas wouldn’t be complete without vanilla crescent cookies. They are the first type of Christmas cookies that disappears from the table! In Czech, we call them Vanilkové rohlíčky. ➜ What are Vanilkové rohlíčky Czech Vanilkove rohlicky crescents belong to the typical Christmas cookies. The base comprises a buttery dough with ground nuts. The pieces...Read More

Czech susenky are popular special occasion-cookies and at Christmas, they become vanocni cukrovi. This basic recipe can be transformed into several treats.

This German spekulatius cookie recipe (known as Spekulaas in Dutch-speaking countries) is an ornately shaped holiday classic tradition... but you can make them any time of year! The delicately spiced cookie dough is pressed into carved wooden or cast ceramic molds with festive designs before it is baked, and the imprinted designs remain in the baked cookie. They’ll make your cookie plates or gift tins extra special, and make a great homemade gift!

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Czechs typically bake these cookies around Christmas, but using a universal-shaped cookie cutter, you can make them any time of year. The texture of cookies made with heavy cream is incredibly tender right after baking and remains that way for days. ➜ What can you expect These shortbread cookies are made from a soft dough...Read More

It is really getting close to Christmas and most of us are getting ready for some serious Christmas-cookie-baking marathon. I myself will be baking some more of vanilla crescents (there is never enough of those guys) and some vanocka. To make it easier for you here is a complete recipe list of them: CZ: Vanoce …

These nut rolls are unlike any other that I've had. The dough is more bread-like and the nut filling is substantial. Store-bought nut rolls tend to be more cake-like with a skimpy nut filling.

Spitzbuben are one of the most beautiful traditional German Christmas cookies. Also known as Linzer Augen or Linzer Cookies, the delicious combination of buttery short pastry and tangy redcurrant jelly is a Christmas classic.

Perníčky are delicious Christmas cookies, baked in the Czech Republic, smelling of aromatic spices such as cloves, anise, and cinnamon. Decorated with sugar icing, Pernicky are a staple on every Czech Christmas table! The recipe for Czech gingerbread highlights bee honey as the main ingredient, along with a spice blend that gives the cookies a...Read More

This is the easiest kolaczki recipe for buttery, light, jam-filled cookies. They taste just like your favorite family recipe. You can't resist them!