These little snowy cookies look like they could be a relative to the happy snowman living on this cookie dish. Please try these buttery Greek Christmas Cookies. I know you will love them!!
- Preheat the oven to 350 degrees. Bake for 18 minutes.
- 1/2 cup confectionery sugar
- 1 cup butter
- 1 tsp. vanilla extract
- 1/2 tsp. almond extract
- 3/4 cup ground walnut
- 2 1/4 cup flour
Blend butter and sugar well. Mix in the rest of the ingredients. Refrigerate for 30 minutes. Roll into 1 inch balls and bake on cookie sheet. When cookies are cooled, roll in confectionery sugar.
These look delicious, I'd love a few with a cup of tea! Yum! Thanks for the recipe!
ReplyDeleteLove your presentation of your snowy cookies. Very nice plate to go with this dish :D
ReplyDeleteOh almost too cute to eat! But I would anyway:))
ReplyDeleteYum. Thank you!
I make these too, Susan! They are "melt in the mouth" good!
ReplyDeleteThis is one of my favorite Holiday Cookies!! We have made them since I was a little girl!!
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Easy and delicious. Perhaps I will FINALLY make some Christmas cookies! I remember these from gradeschool. Are they sometimes called Russian Christmas Cookies? I thought I remember them that way. Anyway, THANKS! Yum. And I love the tray...
ReplyDeleteThese are great fun - as Dawn said though, almost too cute to eat. Pretty food rules!
ReplyDeletewow these look good... may have to make these this year! my mum makes something similar with cinnamon added x
ReplyDeleteLovely!
ReplyDeleteI use to work with a greek girl and she maded these they are amazing. they just melt in your mouth with buttery goodness. mmmmmmm Thnaks for reminding me I will make these if I get some time.
ReplyDeletecathy
One of my favorites! That inhalation of powdered sugar gets me every time :) I love them on that dish, they look perfect!
ReplyDeleteoh yum!!! my nonna makes a similar italian cookie like this (sometimes she throws in mini chocolate chips for the grankids!) yours look amazing...and loving the xmas dish! :)
ReplyDeleteI love these cookies. And I love that almost every country has their version. We often made these in Texas with ground almonds instead of walnuts -- Mexican Wedding cookies. Yummy! Just in time for Christmas Eve.
ReplyDeleteWhat a perfectly sweet little post with a perfectly presented little cookie that is perfectly Christmas! We have made these cookies in our home every Christmas since my children were small!
ReplyDeleteBaking is my next task - hoping for tomorrow night - after I finish wrapping. These look great - I may just try them! Thank you! Merry Christmas. -Tammy
ReplyDeleteThese look so yummy! I went to a christmas cookie party and it was so fun!
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Kristin
My mother used to make a variation of these. I haven't thought of them in a few years. We called them snowball cookies. My mom is Hungarian. I'm not sure if it was a family recipe or Betty Crocker. I love, love the dish. You really do love the snow, don't you. I think these cookies will be coming out of my oven sometime this week. Thank you for the cheer.
ReplyDeleteLove the plate - love the cookies - how cute!
ReplyDelete...those cookies...on that plate...darling
ReplyDeleteooooooo, the cookies sound yummified. THank you so much for visiting my blog and commenting. Love having you! Susan
ReplyDeleteThe cookies looks yummy. I like the snowy-white feel of the cookies, they remind me of a white Christmas... :)
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas to you! :)
Oh my goodness!! This is super cute.
ReplyDeleteJust what I needed, an easy cookie recipe for today, thanks!
ReplyDeleteYour presentation of those cookies is just too cute! The recipe looks easy, and I'm sure the results are delicious. Merry Christmas!
ReplyDeleteI love how those cookies look on that plate. It's like they were meant for each other. Very nice!
ReplyDeletethat sounds and looks heavenly. i am going to try them today.
ReplyDeleteJust wanted to stop by and wish you and your family a very Merry Christmas.
ReplyDeleteThey look and sound wonderful.
ReplyDeletebeen so much fun meeting a kindred spirit...i look forward to our continued friendship in the new year, my friend
ReplyDeletemerry christmas
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kary and teddy
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These are one of my favorite cookies. I had no idea how to make them until reading this. Yum! Wishing you and your family a wonderful Christmas and a happy, healthy 2011 :)
ReplyDeleteHugs, Amy
These are my favorite Christmas cookie! It seems like they go by a bunch of different names. Russian tea cakes, Mexican wedding cake, Viennese Crescents. I think the whole world loves them.
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas!
Steve
They look festive and yummy!
ReplyDeleteOh these are a favorite of mine too! I hope to make some soon to celebrate the lovely quietness of January. I love your blog and hope to visit often. Kit
ReplyDeleteI saw this and I had to bookmark it. Just look at that photo. It looks like a Christmas card. Gorgeous. I think I had something like this before, with almonds.
ReplyDeleteI love the presentation. I have to make these for Christmas :-)
Great blog and great pictures. Congratulations.
Unas galletas muy originales e ideales para las fiestas de navidad de este año.Tomo nota!!
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Miguel
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