Lintz cookies

Beautiful Austrian Linzer Cookies! Made with a buttery, nutty, tender and crisp cookie, a sweet, fruity and colorful jam filled center, and finished with

This Classic Linzer Cookies recipe will totally be your jam (no pun intended). Win the Christmas Cookie Exchange with this delicious holiday recipe.

This Raspberry Linzer Sandwich Cookies recipe is a Linzer cookie recipe without nuts. These pretty cut out sandwich cookies are filled with raspberry jam and dusted with powdered sugar.

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.

Jam and cookies are so delicious and always a wonderful treat with a cup of hot chocolate or Glühwein (German mulled wine). Linzer cookies are a must for me on every German cookie plate. How are linzer cookies called in German? Linzer cookies are called "Spitzbuben". How to pronounce "Spitzbuben"? Listen to this audio file...Read More

These homemade Linzer cookies have sweet fruit preserves sandwiched between soft and buttery shortbread cookies, dusted with powdered sugar.

Rich buttery Linzer cookies are flavored with a hint of lemon zest and almond extract and filled with glistening raspberry jam for the prefect Holiday Cookie.

Soft Shortbread Cut Out Cookie sandwiches Filled with Lemon Curd and dusted with powdered sugar.

Linzer cookies are a classic during the holidays! A delicious and simple, nutty and almond flavored cookie, with a fruity filling!

It wouldn’t be Christmas without some homemade kolacky cookies. The tender, flaky pasty is wrapped around fruit filling to make a tasty dessert. Whether you enjoy them warm or at room temperature, these pillowy delights are perfect for any occasion! Whip up a batch for your afternoon tea party or surprise your loved ones with a plateful of these irresistible treats to brighten their day.