All Kinds of Christmas Cookies to Melt For!
Sweet seduction for an atmospheric Advent and Christmas time!
All Kinds of Christmas Cookies to Melt For!
All Kinds of Christmas Cookies to Melt For!
All Kinds of Christmas Cookies to Melt For!
All Kinds of Christmas Cookies to Melt For!
All Kinds of Christmas Cookies to Melt For!
All Kinds of Christmas Cookies to Melt For!
All Kinds of Christmas Cookies to Melt For!
All Kinds of Christmas Cookies to Melt For!
All Kinds of Christmas Cookies to Melt For!

All Kinds of Christmas Cookies to Melt For!

Sweet seduction for an atmospheric Advent and Christmas time!

Who doesn't love them, the numerous delicacies that seduce the palate, nose and eyes...
Without Christmas cookies, Christmas would be only half as beautiful! So here you can find our recipes for the most delicious treats of the Christmas season...

The recipes were kindly provided to us by Janett Platino from the Restaurant Bad Egart near the K.u.K. Museum in Tel/Töll.
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Ingredients (makes approx. 70 pieces)
1 tbsp coffee beans
190 g soft butter
270 g flour
70 g icing sugar
50 g cocoa powder
1 pinch salt
1 yolk
1 tsp ground cardamom
White chocolate covering and 70 chocolate beans to decorate

Grind coffee beans until very finely crushed (using a mortar). Process butter with flour, sugar, cocoa powder, salt, yolk, cardamom and the coffee powder into a smooth dough, then wrap in transparent film and keep cold for at least 3 hours. Cut the dough into quarters, form each piece into 1 roll (35 cm long), cut each roll into slices (2 cm thick), and form into croissants. Bake on 2 baking trays lined with baking paper at 180 degrees for 10 to 12 minutes, remove from the oven; allow to cool.
Melt the chocolate coating in bowl placed in a water bath at low heat; allow to cool slightly. Dip the tips of the croissant into the covering, then drain on a sieve – before the covering begins to set, decorate each croissant with a chocolate bean.
Ingredients (makes approx. 50-80 cookies)
3 egg whites
150 g fine granulated sugar
1 cl. lemon juice
30 g honey
200 g coconut flakes
4 tbsp very small chopped dried pineapple pieces
dates, figs, etc. to mix in

Beat egg white with sugar, lemon juice and honey until very frothy; add coconut flakes and dried fruits. Spray a heap of the mixture onto a baking tray lined with baking paper (using a smooth spout), and allow to rest for 1 hour. Bake cookies at 165 to 175 degrees for approx. 10 – 12 minutes, until light brown.
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