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Shortbread Cookie Recipe with Hazelnuts: Gerhild's Vanillekipferln
by: Gerhild Fulson / Oma Gerhild shares easy, authentic German recipes you can trust, rooted in family tradition and featured in her cookbooks.
Shortbread Cookie recipe, the German Vanillekipferln ... made with hazelnuts. Such a sweet snack with that little crunch from the nuts makes for the perfect snack.This Shortbread Cookie recipe, the German Vanillekipferln, is one of the best Christmas cookie recipes that's an easy version of the original.
This is a translation of the recipe sent in by Gerhild Froeschke who loves to take recipes and change them to make them her own. Usually, the dough needs to rest in the fridge for at least one hour. In this recipe, however, this step can be eliminated.
The secret to these German cookies? Using vanilla sugar. Either buy it or make your own following this vanilla sugar recipe.
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If you're wanting to use almonds, check out Melania's recipe: Melania's Almond Cookies.
Both of these recipes are very good. Similar, but different. Why not try them both?
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Shortbread Cookie Recipe with Hazelnuts: Gerhild's Vanillekipferln
This Shortbread Cookie recipe, the German Vanillekipferln, is one of the best Christmas cookie recipes that's an easy version of the original.
This is a translation of the recipe sent in by Gerhild Froeschke who loves to take recipes and change them to make them her own.
Prep Time
20 minutes |
Bake Time
10 minutes |
Total Time30 minutes |
Ingredients:
- 1¼ cups butter
- ⅝ cup granulated sugar
- 3½ cups flour, all-purpose
- ¼ pound ground hazelnuts
- 1 package or 1½ teaspoons vanilla sugar
- powdered sugar to dust cookies
Instructions:
- Preheat oven to 350°F. Line a baking sheet with parchment paper.
- In mixing bowl, mix together the butter, sugar, vanilla sugar, and ground hazelnuts.
- Add flour, and continue mixing with mixer or with your hands.
- Shape the dough into a roll. Cut slices from the roll and form them into crescents.
- Bake about 10 minutes, being careful that they don't get too brown.
- Place cookies on a wire rack and dust with powdered sugar while they are still warm. To dust them, put about a teaspoon of powdered sugar in a small sieve and tap sieve to let icing sugar "dust" the cookies.
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Shortbread Cookie Recipe with Hazelnuts: Gerhild's Vanillekipferln
By Oma Gerhild FulsonThis Shortbread Cookie recipe, the German Vanillekipferln, is one of the best Christmas cookie recipes that's an easy version of the original.
Ingredients: butter, sugar, flour, hazelnuts, vanilla sugar, powdered sugar,
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