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Showing: Almond Sticks or Rings - Viennese Crescent Holiday Cookies


Almond Sticks or Rings

Submitted by: Kelly-Thibault 
Home Town: Binghamton, New York, USA
Living In: Bellflower, California, USA
An almond cookie that doesn't contain wheat flour, made with a cookie press. This is an old Austrian family favorite. 

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Austrian Chocolate Balls

Submitted by: Cindy Becker 
Delicate dark chocolate balls topped with a rich dark chocolate glaze. 

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Austrian Jam Cookies

Submitted by: Carol 
This recipe belonged to my mother. It is one the many cookies from her Christmas cookie collection. 

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Austrian Peach Cookie

Submitted by: Kim 
Cookie rounds hollowed out and filled with a delicious fruity filling and looks like a miniature peach. 

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Austrian Peach Cookies II

Submitted by: Barbara 
Adorable peach shaped cookies filled with a chocolate and apricot mixture. Little stems can be purchased at craft stores for the full peach effect. 

Austrian Tea Cakes

Submitted by: Gail Hietzker 
These powdered sugar coated cookies are absolutely packed with ground hazelnuts, and make a wonderful accompaniment at tea time! 

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Chocolate Black Tea Cake

Submitted by: Marlies Monika 
This is an Austrian recipe that was passed on from one generation to the next in my family. The secret of this cake's full flavour and softness: Prepare it one day in advance before eating it! 

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Vanille Kipferl II

Submitted by: Maya McNally 
The vanille kipferl originated in Austria, and they are also very popular in Switzerland and Germany. The kipferl become even yummier after 2 to 3 days...but only for those who can resist long enough. If desired, the two ends of the kipferl can be dipped in warm chocolate and then left to cool. 

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Viennese Crescent Holiday Cookies

Submitted by: Debby Hawkins 
These cookies have been a Christmas family favorite for 20 years. Flaky and buttery, they are worth the effort. Almonds can be substituted for hazelnuts. 


 
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