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Besos Pan Dulce - Nibbles and Feasts

Discover how to make Biscochitos, the traditional New Mexico Christmas cookies, with our easy-to-follow recipe. Perfectly flavored with anise and brandy.

Also known as Yo-yos. Two shortbread cookie domes with a fruit filling in the middle.

Besos (Kisses) – A Mexican Sweet Bread I’ve borrowed the recipe to these little Mexican breads, called Besos, from Joseluis Flores’ new cookbook “Dulce: Desserts in the Latin-American Tradition“. There were some slight adjustments. Rather than Besos (which means “kisses”), I’m calling my batch Besitos (“little kisses”) because I made them smaller than what was...continue reading →

A melt-in-your-mouth Butterball Cookie Recipe sandwiched with raspberry jam and rolled in fragrant vanilla sugar for a perfect holiday cookie.

The name for this buttery, sugar-coated Mexican pan dulce comes from the Spanish word for mustache (shape them right and each will be a very respectable stache). While they’re similar to croissants visually, the dough is closer to Danish dough — bigotes still have layers, but they’re softer and less flaky than their French counterparts (and, bonus, they aren’t laminated!). While this recipe requires an overnight rest, it’s well worth the wait.This recipe is part of our feature celebrating…

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Puerquitos, marranitos, cochinitos, o galletas de piloncillo. These are the names that these piggy shaped cookies are known by across Mexico. They're an

Today we have a couple variations of Pan Dulce. This is a Mexican type of pastry. I really like the bonus jam that holds the two pieces ...

The perfect biscuit for coffee lovers! These coffee kisses Karyn and You Can Bake it Too are almost like shortbread but flavoured with coffee. Try out this divine recipe.