Bright yellow, delicious and so easy to make at home. Italian Polenta Cookies (Zaleti) also contain raisins for subtle sweetness and pine nuts for extra crunch! Try them for your next coffee break or snack! I don’t know about you, but I do not have a lot of polenta recipes on hand. This particular polenta recipe…
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Swedish Hazelnut & Cardamom Cookies
Looking for some slightly different tea biscuits? Give these Swedish cookies a try! ‘Hazelnut & Cardamom Cookies‘ will surely satisfy your sweet tooth! Coffee shops and bakeries in Sweden normally do not have tons of cookies. Their sweet selections are mostly pastries or cakes. Swedish cookies (or tea biscuits) are mostly sold in supermarkets, in…
Polvorones (Spanish Christmas Biscuits)
Looking for a delicious Christmas treat that you can give to your friends? Polvorones or Spanish Christmas Biscuits are a great choice! Quick and easy to make — you might end up making them all year round! 😀 I have seen different varieties of polvorones, mostly depending on the country. I even remember as a kid,…
Sicilian Sesame Seed Cookies
A classic Italian treat! Covered with sesame seeds, these easy-to-make ‘Sicilian Sesame Seed Cookies‘ will surely become one of your favorites! These cookies are so easy to make! Biscotti Regina as they’re originally called, these Sicilian Sesame Seed Cookies are great for snack, dessert or with a cup of espresso. Although, I’ve never really seen…
Tuscan Fig Cookies (Cantucci ai Fichi)
Ok, before I even start, let’s get one thing clear – cantucci is the same as biscotti. Biscotti is Italian for cookies, and cantucci refers to cookies that originated from the region of Tuscany. There! I got the same education when we were in Tuscany back in 2014. We had late lunch in Piazza del…
