Ukrainian christmas cookies

These kolaczki cookies consist of flakey, cream cheese dough stuffed with a gooey jam center. Classic Polish holiday cookies made with just 5 ingredients!

Scuffles are one of those holiday treats that have been a part of my family for years. Growing up in a Ukrainian/Romanian family I was doubly blessed with a multitude of delicacies that now - as an adult - I am only starting to appreciate the intric...

Traditional Ukrainian Pastry Cookies called Scuffles aka Cinnamon Twists: a great addition to our Christmas morning brunch! Easy to make; delicious to eat! The ingredient list was given to me by my gal pal Liz, at Bridge. There were no instructions for making the dough, so I have written what worked for me, as well as how to make the cookies using the Thermomix machine. Great big hug to Liz.

Pryaniki are a popular Russian cookie, often served with tea. These soft cookies have been loved for generations and they are a comforting and familiar cookie for the holidays! The rich gingerbread flavors are the perfect addition to your Holiday Cookie Tray. Table Of ContentsPryaniki HistoryHow to Make Pryaniki Making Pryaniki Glaze With Egg White

These Melt-in-Your-Mouth Christmas Cookies, also known as Russian Tea Cakes, are a holiday must-have! With their buttery goodness and delicate texture, they’re perfect for spreading festive cheer at holiday gatherings or cozy family evenings.

Our Ukrainian Christmas just had to include some scuffles. These delectable little bites are a cross between a cookie and a cinnamon bun. I also found them to be remarkably close to our Butterhorns (Click HERE for recipe). It is a yeast dough that rests overnight and then is rolled and baked in the morning. Perfect for the holidays when you have guests and are super busy. Split the work up and it hardly seems like work at all! Plus - cinnamon sugar. It's everything that's right with the…

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 chocolatey Nussecken to the spicy and sweet Lebkuchen. In Germany, they love to play with spices and textures, making these downright delicious cookies! BakeItWithLove.com #baking #holidays #Christmas #cookies #German

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 a Christmas classic.

It is always a pleasure to serve these regal-looking cookies with a baked-on meringue topping.

This is a kolache. It's pronounced Ko-Lahtch-Key. It is awesome. Like beyond awesome. And you cover it with sugar until it looks like snow! Traditionally, you would use apricot jam, but strawberry or raspberry make it so pretty for Christmas. I used the tayberry I bought from Blue Cottage Jams. And if you don't care what color it is, blackberry is great, too. Basically, put jam on it. It'll make you happy. Jam Kolaches 1/2 C butter, softened 1 sm package ( 3oz) cream cheese, softened 1 1/4 C…