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Tried out my Linzer cookie cutters I got last birthday! Cookies could be thinner & more even, but taste great & are pretty! Recipe from Christmas Baking by Joyce and Laura Klynstra.
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Partially assembled cookies on a sheet of waxed paper on a dark granite counter. Four rows of six cookies (some cookies to the left are not in the image). These are the top cookies with window cutouts in the shape of stars, flowers, hearts, and circles. They are heavily covered with sifted confectioner’s sugar. To the right, in what would be the seventh vertical column of cookies, one can see where the cookies were by the patterns in sugar on the waxed paper. Partially assembled cookies on a sheet of waxed paper on a dark granite counter. Four rows of five cookies, with most of the column of cookies on the right out of the shot. The three columns of cookies on the right are plain round shapes, the bottom layers of the to-be-completed cookies. The next column, the second from the left, has cookies with a bit of raspberry jam dabbed in the middle. The leftmost column has the completed cookies with the sugared cutout tops pressed onto the jam. The red jam is visible through the cutout windows, which, from top to bottom, are shaped like a circle, a heart, a star, and a star. Two plates of assembled cookies. The plates are on a green tablecloth. The plates are white with blue trim. The cookies fill the plates in a single layer. The cookies are round, covered in confectioner’s sugar, and each has a cutout in the top so that the raspberry jam inside can be seen. The cutouts are shaped like hearts, stars, circles, and flowers.
September 6, 2026 at 11:46 PM