Baked goods
Modern and unusual Christmas cookies
New flavors for the Christmas platter: pistachio Linzer cookies with pistachios in the dough and filling, Biscoff sandwich cookies with a filling you don’t cook, chocolate crinkle cookies with their white cracks, soft cinnamon cookies, Raffaello-style coconut almond balls and a Nutella Christmas tree pull-apart bread.
Also unusual are cocoa, date and peanut truffles with no added sugar, chestnut rum balls, gluten-free gingerbread cookies and Christmas market candied almonds. The classics are in traditional Slovak Christmas cookies, and everything is in Christmas cookies and baking.
Recipe list
No-bake desserts
No-bake quark balls with coconut and almonds
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Gingerbread muffins with honey and almonds
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White chocolate cookie and cream cheese truffles
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No-bake caramel coconut macaroons with dark chocolate
No-bake desserts
No-bake coconut almond butter protein balls
Cakes and baking
Honey gingerbread cookies with marzipan and lemon glaze
No-bake desserts
No-bake cocoa, date, and peanut truffles
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Gluten-free gingerbread cookies: 400 g gluten-free flour and honey dough rests overnight
No-bake desserts
Christmas cake pops: ladyfingers and mascarpone, no baking or special mold
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Chocolate crinkle cookies: chill dough with 50 g cocoa, then roll in powdered sugar
No-bake desserts
No-bake chestnut rum balls with coconut
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No-bake coconut almond balls, Raffaello-style
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Bounty coconut bars: the no-bake condensed milk filling sets in the fridge
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Christmas market candied almonds: Coat 200 g of almonds with sugar and cinnamon
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Pistachio Linzer cookies: pistachios in the dough and filling, with no jam
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Biscoff Christmas sandwich cookies: you don't cook or mix the filling
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Soft Christmas cinnamon cookies: they crack as they bake, no rolling pin needed
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