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8+ Germany's Classic Squares Recipes: Oma's Kleingebäck
by: Gerhild Fulson / Oma Gerhild shares German recipes rooted in family tradition.
Here are THE squares recipes and holiday baking recipes to use when you're in a hurry. These are Kleingebäck that are easy to make lots and freeze the extras. Perfect for the holidays or a quiet evening with hubby!
Most of these are from traditional German recipes, but some will be adaptations that I've made of what we like!
Want Perfect Squares?
Then here are some pointers ...
- Line the baking pan with foil that overhangs the edges.
- Grease and flour foil according to the recipe.
- Once the baked squares are cooled, it's easy to lift out by holding the edges of the foil and putting the baked square onto a cutting board.
- Now cut into whatever size you want.
Why make Squares or Bars?
Sometimes it's as easy as taking a cookie recipe and converting into bars. It sure is faster than making individual cookies!
Use bars and squares as a quick and easy cookie recipe. Especially, when the kids need to bring cookies to school.
Most of these recipes are also ones they can help make. Sometimes it's just the decorating part. Drizzle on some icing. Sprinkle on some sprinkles. Decorate with dried fruits and nuts. Let them be creative!
When chocolate is drizzled on top, or when covered with a creamy frosting, these treats look and taste delicious!
My favorite squares ...
There are so many recipes to choose from, that including these for my holidays, is a natural.
In fact, I created my own binder where I file recipes, such as these, in. That way I can quickly just grab the sheets I need when it's time to bake.
Whenever Christmas comes, which somehow just sneaks up so quickly after Thanksgiving, I'm ready to start baking. My favorite is a Lebkuchen recipe that mimics the traditional German gingerbread, only a lot easier. Easier, because it's baked, decorated, and then cut into squares.
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Another one of my favorites are Coconut Pecan Bars. Almonds or hazelnuts can be substituted for the pecans. Delicious! Delicious! Delicious! And, so quick as well!
Classic Squares Recipes and Bars, too!
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