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ZIMTSTERNE (GERMAN CINNAMON STARS) - THE DARING …
From daringgourmet.com
4.9/5 (139)Total Time 1 hrCategory DessertCalories 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, 2022Category 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.
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