Wine cookies

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Discover Nonna Lulu's recipe for the famous (and soooo simple) Ciambelline di Vino! These cookies are made with wine or liquor—Grandma uses white wine or Sambuca. Check out her recipe: https://www.piattorecipes.com/italian-wine-cookies-recipe-ciambelline-di-vino/ #recipe #cookies #italian #dessert #wine #italy

Italian Wine Cookies are known in Italy as Ciambelline al Vino or Biscotti al Vino Rosso. They are rustic, inexpensive and delicious cookies made with wine, typical of the Roman cucina povera.They are made without butter or eggs. You need just a few simple ingredients: flour, sugar, red or white wine, oil and a pinch of yeast. From this dough, you have to make small ropes that you shape into a doughnut, or ciambelle in Italian.

Try these wine cookies for a new cookie experience. These crunchy, light, not too-sweet cookies are made with red wine and cherry liqueur. It can't get any better than that. They make a perfect addition to the cold season.

Ingredients: 6-7 cups all purpose flour 2 cups Red Wine (or 1 cup wine/ 1 cup water) 2 cups Mazola Oil (has to be Mazola!) 1 32 oz jar of Grade A Honey Rainbow sprinkles Directions: In a medium saucepan, bring the wine and oil to a boil, blend well, then turn off. Pour out most of the flour onto a large wooden butcher block or wooden surface. Pile it up into a large mountain and dig a large hole in the middle and start adding the hot wine mixture to it, blending it as you go along with a…

These are maybe one of my most loved cookie recipes that pairs greatly with wine. It’s the perfect after dinner small sweet bite that you can’t stop eating.

Laden with whiskey, wine, vodka, bourbon, and other alcoholic drinks, here’s a list of the best boozy cookie recipes that will add some spirit to your party!

Red Wine Cookies (Ciambelline al Vino Rosso) are the best way to use up leftover dry red wine. The best thing of all is these Italian crunchy sweet cookies are addicting and so delicious.

Yes I did. I saw the recipe for these innocently pinned on the Pinterest board of How Sweet It Is. If you don’t read her blog, you should. If you aren’t into recipes like her buffalo chicken soup or cinnamon sugar focaccia sticks, I’m not sure you & I can be friends. She pinned this...Continue Reading

Chocolate Red Wine Cookies are the perfect fall treat for anyone that love wine and chocolate!