Yesterday I baked a batch of my family's traditional Czech Christmas cookies for the Style at Home Cookie Swap Contest I was invited to enter!
What made it even more enjoyable, along with the sun streaming through the windows, was listening to him...
singing Christmas carols.
Sigh...
Want to know what I made?
Here is the recipe if you feel like making some for yourself.
Christmas just isn't Christmas without these cookies. My mom has made them since I can remember so now I make them too.
And the dough is equally divine.
Yum.
What are your must-have cookies at Christmas?
XO Barbara
Oh they do look so yummy! Your little tins are too cute as well (I could make ornaments with those!) oh and Michael -sigh- for sure!
ReplyDeleteOh, he does look yummy! oops... I meant the cookies ; )
ReplyDeleteha ha, that is funny. they look delicious. will definitely try making some this holiday season. good luck
ReplyDeleteYummy! Enter my giveaway if you have a chance!
ReplyDeletethey look so pretty ... for me it is shortbread .... and it isn't Christmas without homemade Christmas cake! mmmmmmm
ReplyDeleteLooks divine! I love all your little cookie tins. I've been meaning to get that album. How do you like it?
ReplyDeleteI've been loving the Buble album too! Didn't get my cookies baked on time for the S@H cookie exchange though :(
ReplyDeleteThese sound so yummy! Happy Baking!
ReplyDeleteoh yummy! What's better than carols and baking cookies? Despite not being able to eat sugar, I still bake like madwoman, and always mange to sneak in a few :) I'm going to give these whirl...
ReplyDeleteWe must have Glazed Lemon Bread during the holidays (I actually blogged the recipe we use a couple days ago). We also love listening to Straight No Chaser at Christmas :)
ReplyDeleteFantastic job! Such a delicious entry :D
ReplyDeleteYummy cookies, yummy Buble :)
ReplyDeleteThey're so pretty!! I have had a MB song going through my head all day and it's driving me insane:)
ReplyDeleteI love these! My husband's family is Czech and I always look forward to these pretty cookies at Christmas - (as well as my MIL's almond crescents)! And they have the same china as well! My mouth is watering - thanks for the recipe!
ReplyDeleteI was wondering how you got those pretty shapes when I saw your Facebook image. Good luck!!
ReplyDeleteSounds like a great afternoon of cookies and music. Love the new CD.
ReplyDeleteYour cookies are so beautiful Barbara! And they sound delicious - especially with hazelnuts...yum. My Mom & I make Polish kruschicki every year. They are definitely a family favorite.
ReplyDeleteHope you win!
Your cookies look yummy!
ReplyDeleteMy must-haves are melting shortbread, but my hubby is the cookie guy in the house. He makes traditional German cookies and uses wooden forms that his mom gave him. I, on the other hand, drop the dough onto the cookie sheet and hope it doesn't spread too much!
Yummy...both!
ReplyDeleteI love the name of your cookies :-) I bet they taste as wonderful as they look!
ReplyDeleteMy grandma used to make pecan cookies every year at Christmas, and my mom made shortbread cookies that just melted in your mouth. Mmmmmm! There were also walnut bars, butter tart squares, and rocky road bars. I've been trying new recipes each year for my Christmas cookie baking day, but I have to say the ones I grew up eating are my very favourites :-) Good food & good memories :-)
Thanks for linking your cookies up to Bake-N-Blog!