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ZIMTSTERNE (GERMAN CINNAMON STARS) - THE DARING …
WEB Nov 9, 2023 Zimtsterne are one of the most popular and beloved of all German Christmas cookies. And once you’ve tried them you’ll see …
From daringgourmet.com
4.9/5 (139)
Total Time 1 hr
Category Dessert
Calories 126 per serving
  • Preheat the oven to 250 degrees F (do not turn on the fan, it can cause the egg white topping to brown before the cookies are done). Place the rack on the bottom rung of the oven.
  • Beat the egg whites in a medium-sized bowl until soft peaks form (be careful not to over-beat the egg whites or the frosting/glaze won't turn out right). Sift the powdered sugar and stir it into the egg whites until combined. Reserve 2 generous, heaping tablespoons of the egg white mixture for the glaze.
  • Add the nuts, cinnamon, vanilla sugar and salt and beat until the dough comes together in a fairly stiff but pliable mass. If it's too soft to work with add a few more ground nuts and powdered sugar. (If the dough is too sticky, add a little more nut flour.)
  • Press/roll the dough onto a non-stick surface sprinkled with powdered sugar to a thickness of about 1/3 inch. Use a 3-inch star cookie cutter to cut out the cookies and transfer them to a lined or non-stick cookie sheet. Form the scraps of dough into a ball, roll it out again and cut cookies out of the remaining dough.Use a toothpick or small brush to brush on a thin layer of the reserved egg white mixture all the way to the edges of the cookies. (*SEE NOTE)Place the sheet on the bottom rack of the oven. Bake the Zimtsterne for about 30 minutes or until set. Then open the oven door just a crack and let the cookies sit for another 10-15 minutes to further dry out. Then transfer them to a wire rack to cool completely. The cookies can be stored in a dry, airtight container in a cool place for at least 2 weeks.


20 TRADITIONAL GERMAN CHRISTMAS COOKIES - INSANELY GOOD

From insanelygoodrecipes.com
5/5 (6)
Published Jan 18, 2022
Category Cookies, Recipe Roundup
  • German Lebkuchen. These traditional German cookies are full of chocolatey and nutty flavor, and you’ll need fewer than 10 ingredients to make them. They take just a little over 30 minutes to prepare and bake, and each cookie is covered in chocolate and chock full of nuts, spices, and candied fruit.
  • Pfeffernusse. These hard-to-pronounce cookies have a gorgeous white coating made from powdered sugar, eggs, and honey. They’re sweet, but the addition of cloves, all-spice, cinnamon, and white pepper make them sharply spicy and rich in flavor.
  • Vanillekipferl (Blue Moon Crescent Cookies) These crunchy, powdered sugar-covered cookies have a lovely crescent shape and a mild, slightly nutty flavor with just a hint of vanilla.
  • Authentic German Springerle. Springerle cookies are just plain fun. Their name translates to “little jumpers” in English because they tend to jump around while they’re baking.
  • German Spritz Cookies (Spritzgebäck) German spritz cookies, or spritzgebäck, are some of the most interesting-shaped cookies you’ll ever see. WANT TO SAVE THIS RECIPE?


15 TRADITIONAL GERMAN CHRISTMAS COOKIES - GERMAN COOKIE RECIPES

From thepioneerwoman.com
  • Star Cookies (Zimtsterne) These cinnamon star cookies are soft and chewy thanks to a thin layer of meringue on top. They're traditionally made with almonds, but this pistachio version is just so tasty!
  • Crescent Cookies (Vanillekipferl) Inspired by Vanillekipferl, these nutty, tender cookies will practically melt in your mouth. The traditional version is dipped in vanilla sugar but regular powdered sugar works well too.
  • Spritz Cookies (Spritzgebäck) These buttery almond cookies require a cookie press to stamp out the shapes. It's easy to use and your kids will even enjoy helping make them, too!
  • Thumbprint Cookies (Kulleraugen) In German, the word "kulleraugen" means "googly eyes," referring to the way these cookies look. For Christmas, we like using a red raspberry jam, but you can fill them with any flavor jam you like best.
  • Lebkuchen. This traditional German cookie is one of the most popular around Christmastime because it has those classic gingerbread flavors. The soft, chewy, and lightly glazed treats are a must-have for your cookie plate.


THE BEST GERMAN CHRISTMAS COOKIES - FOOD & WINE
WEB Updated on November 10, 2023. Beautiful, delicious, and nearly impossible to pronounce (try to say weihnachtsplätzchen three times fast), these traditional cookies are …
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20 BEST GERMAN CHRISTMAS COOKIES - TRADITIONAL & OLD FASHIONED
WEB Nov 4, 2022 330 shares. Here’s a collection of the 20 best German Christmas Cookies. Old fashioned authentic German holiday cookie recipes that are tried and tested and …
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PFEFFERNUSSE {AUTHENTIC GERMAN RECIPE!} - PLATED …
WEB Apr 5, 2022 Make the dough: Bring butter, honey, brown sugar, and spices to a boil. Take off heat and stir in flour mixture. Wrap dough and let rest overnight. Shape cookies: Divide dough into four parts, roll each …
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WINE VILLAGE IN BALTIMORE POPS UP AT THE INNER HARBOR - WBAL-TV …
WEB 11 hours ago West Shore Park at the Inner Harbor has been transformed into an open-air, garden-style venue, with more than two dozen wines from countries, like Germany and …
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GERMAN FOOD STORES, RESTAURANTS AND BEER GARDENS IN VIRGINIA
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RESTON’S CHRISTKINDLMARKT RETURNS WITH GERMAN HOSPITALITY AND …
WEB Dec 5, 2016 Reston’s German Christmas Market (Christkindlmarkt) will take place on Thursday, December 8, 2016, from 4pm-9pm, at 11150 Sunrise Valley Drive in Reston. …
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ZIMTSTERNE: GERMAN CINNAMON STARS (GERMAN …
WEB Dec 19, 2020 Jump to Recipe. Zimtsterne, or German cinnamon stars are a light, gluten free cookie which I discovered in Germany at the Christmas markets, thanks to a friend. With this authentic German cookie recipe, …
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CLASSIC GERMAN RECIPES FOR CHRISTMAS COOKIES | FOOD …
WEB Nov 26, 2017 Advent is the perfect time for baking biscuits, and German Christmas cookies – sweet and spiced – are the best there are, be it for afternoon tea platters or festive gifts. Luisa Weiss. Sun...
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BETHMäNNCHEN (GERMAN MARZIPAN COOKIES) - THE …
WEB Dec 13, 2014 One of the most famous and beloved of all German Christmas cookies, Bethmännchen have been a favorite for almost 200 years. With a firm exterior and delightfully chewy interior, these almond …
From daringgourmet.com


GERMAN CHRISTMAS COOKIES - BAKE IT WITH LOVE
WEB This collection of traditional German Christmas cookies combines rich flavors and textures to bring the festive spirit into your home. Each recipe features unique tastes of German holiday traditions, from the nutty and …
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GERMAN LEBKUCHEN COOKIES (HOW TO MAKE …
WEB Nov 25, 2019 Lebkuchen Cookies. Jump to Recipe. by Laura on November 25, 2019 62. This post may contain affiliate links. Full privacy policy here. Lebkuchen Cookies – traditional glazed German Christmas …
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VANILLEKIPFERL (GERMAN VANILLA CRESCENT COOKIES) - PLATED CRAVINGS
WEB Dec 8, 2017 Vanillekipferl (German Vanilla Crescent Cookies) are traditional German Christmas Cookies made with ground nuts and dusted with vanilla sugar! They are …
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AUTHENTIC ZIMTSTERNE (GERMAN CINNAMON STARS) - MRS …
WEB Dec 20, 2021 Zimtsterne, ‘cinnamon stars’, are traditional German Christmas biscuits made from ground almonds/almond meal, egg whites, sugar and cinnamon. They are light cookies with a slightly chewy centre …
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TRADITIONAL GERMAN CHRISTMAS COOKIES- RECIPES & LINKS TO BUY
WEB January 6th. And on Christmas Eve she’d fill up a Bunte Teller for each of us! The best German Christmas cookies are often loaded with spices like cinnamon or ginger, and …
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TRADITIONAL GERMAN CHRISTMAS COOKIES RECIPES - THE OMA WAY
WEB Nov 8, 2023 Butter, eggs, flour, sugar, spices, and a variety of nuts are basic ingredients. The baking goods have a few things in common which are the delicious taste, the typical …
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ANNUAL GERMAN CHRISTMAS FAIR | RESTON, VA PATCH
WEB On Thursday, December 5th, 2013, from 4-9 pm (Doors open 4 pm), The German Military in reston VA (Bundeswehr) will host a traditional outdoor Christmas Market for family and …
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HOW TO MAKE SPITZBUBEN - GERMAN CHRISTMAS …
WEB Nov 3, 2021 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 …
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FREED'S BISCUIT CO. | HOME
WEB Established in 2018, Freed’s Biscuit Company was founded on one simple belief…. Just about everything's better on a biscuit. Since then, we’ve been baking up biscuit …
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10 DELICIOUS GERMAN CHRISTMAS COOKIES [+RECIPES] - RECIPES …
WEB Lebkuchen comes to mind here as one of the most classic German Christmas recipes. Some cookies obviously include traditional spices like cinnamon, nutmeg, and anise, but …
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WHY EASTER IS THE NEW CHRISTMAS – AND HOW TO DECORATE YOUR …
WEB Napkin. Step 1. Step 2. Step 2 continued. Step 3. Step 3 continued. Easter tree. Combine the sugar and butter, then add the egg and vanilla essence and beat until light and …
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22 TRADITIONAL GERMAN CHRISTMAS COOKIES - GERMANFOODS.ORG
WEB Delicate, crescent shaped cookies flavored with vanilla and dusted with confectioner’s sugar. Even though these cookies are available year round, the homemade version is …
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