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Berlin Bread or Berlin Christmas Bread has a long tradition and I remember them from my childhood. So good! So sweet and rich with a crunch from the nuts – just heavenly! Here is how to make this wonderful treat . Your Choice of Consistency If you let your Berlin …

German cookies has a strong aroma of butter, which can be said to be melts in the mouth. And now with a little add-on of Oreo cookies. Imagine Oreo + butter cookies. It is quick and fail-proof recipe to every beginner bakers. You will fall in love with it once …

Ingredients  : 250g butter 75g (1/2 cup) icing sugar 250g (2 1/8 cups) potato starch 100g (3/4 cup) plain flour 1/4 tbsp strawberry emulco/ essence 1/8 tsp pandan paste

These Pecan Bars are similar to the traditional German Nussecken, with a shortbread type crust covered with a yummy nut topping. Cover in chocolate and these are ready for Christmas or any time of the year. This yummy pecan bar recipe comes from my German cousin, Ingrid. Once she immigrated …

Pecan nut cookies with caramel cream filling are one of my favourite Christmas Cookies. It uses Werther’s Original which is a traditional German cream candy as the filling and lots of pecan nuts in this recipe. Ingredients：30 portions 150g pecan nuts 125g butter 150g sugar 1 egg yolk 1 pack …

Nobody really knows for sure why these German cookies are called Americans, but one story is that these traditional German dome shaped cookies were first introduced in New York by a Bavarian immigrant baker. A different version says that the Germans changed the name of the cookie from Ammonia to …

If you enjoy butterscotch candy like Werthers, then you will love the German butterscotch cookies named Karamell Taler. These shortbread like German cookies are not only scrumptious they are also very easy and fast to make.

Magenbrot is a very popular snack on German fairgrounds and Christmas markets. These sweet glazed cookies share many similarities with gingerbread and are moist and very tasty. Let me show you how easily you can make this German specialty at home.

These German nut corners are called Nussecken. They consist of a melt-in-your-mouth shortbread topped with a thin layer of apricot jam and a hazelnut and caramel topping. They are cut into triangles and then two of their corners are dipped in dark chocolate. They are simply divine.   Makes 24 …