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Danish butter cookiesCelebrate the holidays with these crispy and delicious homemade butter cookies. |
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Healthy Fruit and Nut barsHomemade version of Nak'd bars. Easy to make, very versatile. If you love the taste of Nak’d bars, but you’re not so keen on the price, try making your own – you won’t believe how easy these are to make. This is the basic recipe for the bars, but you can add whatever flavourings you want. I’ve used vanilla, but I suggest… |
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Almond BiscottiCrunchy biscotti are my go-to coffee dunkers. The sweet toasts make a perfect hostess or holiday gift besides. This recipe features almonds but pecans or hazelnuts would be fine, with vanilla extract in place of almond. |
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Koulourakia (Greek Easter Cookies)Koulourakia, or Greek Easter Cookies, are a delicious, traditional family favorite! These are similar to shortbread cookies, but not as sweet! Try these for your Easter Sunday dessert! |
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Chocolate Peanut Butter Banana BiscottiThis Outrageous rich Chocolate Peanut Butter Banana Biscotti is created from premade banana bread that starts with a cake mix. Yummy! |
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Kourambiethes (Greek Butter Cookies)Kourambiethes or Greek Butter Cookies, are an easy, delicious and traditional Greek pastry. |
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ALMOND flour LEMON cookie cracklesAmaretti style cookies enhanced with a lemon fragrance to offer up a deliciously soft interior with a crunchy exterior. For a dedicated post...refer to: http://www.foodessa.com/2017/02/almond-flour-almond-meal-4-cookie.html |
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Almond amoRetti cookiesMemorable cookies with an aromatic bite using both almond textures. A tender inside protected with a pleasant outer crunch. No beater required. For a dedicated post...refer to: http://www.foodessa.com/2017/02/almond-flour-almond-meal-4-cookie.html |
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Nut Orange Coconut amaretti style cookiesTasty almond and coconut meringue type cookies with an aromatic orange flavour. Tender inside protected with a pleasant outer crunch. No beater required. For a dedicated post...refer to: http://www.foodessa.com/2017/02/almond-flour-almond-meal-4-cookie.html |
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Almond Chocolate amaretti style cookiesDelectable Almond chocolate meringue type cookies with a tender inside protected with a pleasant outer crunch. No beater required. For a dedicated post...refer to: http://www.foodessa.com/2017/02/almond-flour-almond-meal-4-cookie.html |
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German style Pfeffernusse cookie (Spice Molasses cookie)Molasses and honey bring together a group of aromatic spices. A generous splash of Brandy adds an unforgettable fragrance to this cookie. Note: No electric beater required. For a dedicated post...refer to: http://www.foodessa.com/2016/12/german-style-pfeffernusse-cookie.html |
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Butter Cheese Sugar pinch pastry cookieDelicately caramelized pastry dough edges give way to a delectable soft sugar bite. Cottage cheese and butter surprises this dough into a simple, spreadable wonder. For a dedicated post...refer to: http://www.foodessa.com/2016/12/butter-cheese-sugar-pinch-pastry-cookie.html |
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Shortbread Linzer Tart CookiesBeing a little enthusiastic this year I decided to try a new twist, making a combination of two of my favorite Christmas Cookies. This is a slight adaption of my World's Best Shortbread Cookies that is although time consuming certainly worth the effort. |
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Walnut BiscottiBiscotti are dry, twice-baked biscuits that originated in Italy. The traditional recipes contain almonds, pistachios, hazelnut or pine nuts. Nowadays people also use also various seeds, glazes and flavourings. Biscotti can last for a long time if stored in an airtight container. Wrapped in cellophane or placed in a nice box they… |
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Vanilla and Walnut Crescent CookiesThese cookies are usually made for Christmas in quite a few European countries. They might vary slightly from country to country but everywhere they taste divine! Even though they are mainly baked in December, they can be enjoyed all year round with a cup of your favourite tea or coffee. This recipe below has been in my family for… |
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