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My grandma, mom, have handed down from generation to generation...a simple recipe and traditional Italian cookie. Please check out the links below the recipes for more of grandma's favorite Italian Style Cookies!
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- Come visit the website for this and many more recipes.... this one will be your favorite if you love Italian cookies!
Directions
- See links below for instructions on How To Make these awesome homemade cookies! Grandma's always made the best out of simplicity! These are amazing... Great for any occasion! Beautiful on wedding trays! There are other links for Italian cookies below as well. Check them out and more @What's Cookin' Italian Style Cuisine Blog...
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March 3, 2010
Saw these the other day, but wanted to make them first ... very, very good!I've cooked/tasted this recipe!_small.jpg)
March 7, 2010
Oh, my sister-in-law makes these cookies for the Christmas holiday. They are delicious. Thank you for sharing this recipe so everyone can enjoy them.I've cooked/tasted this recipe!
June 7, 2011
I make these every Christmas! We call the Italian Love Knots :) These are wonderful cookies!I've cooked/tasted this recipe!
December 4, 2011
These are wonderful cookies. My Mom made these all the time and everyone just loved them.
Thank you for reminding me of my childhood days.
Calabria D.I've cooked/tasted this recipe!
April 1, 2013
These were easy and yummy. My friends devoured them quickly!!1 replyI've cooked/tasted this recipe!
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April 21, 2012This are one of my favorite cookies ever. The sad part is they never last very long!
February 24, 2012I am very new to this site...and am thoroughly overwhelmed with all the possabilities. I can't wait to try one offering after another.
May 3, 2011I always buy cookies at the Italian bakery. Now I have an authentic recipe.. They look so good.
May 1, 2011A blast from the past and my Nonna; we called them "succarines" origin of Naples
October 28, 2010Just an fyi there are links above to take you to the webpage and under Italian Cookies you will find all the family recipes handed down. Just click on Whats Cookin Italian Cuisine...
October 28, 2010Your cookies look and sound delicious! I love that they are soft and not crunchy. Interesting with the anise extract and I will definitely have to try this.1 reply- July 26, 2010Has anyone heard of cookies like this but with orange juice concentrate and no anise? Thank you!
- July 11, 2010finally made these today! they were amazing, i rolled them out to about 3 inches and twisted them, iced them as soon as they came out of the oven so the icing thinned out! luv em.......XX thanks for sharing........sorry i haven't posted any of my recipes. i haven't figured this stuff out yet. can you not just cut/paste/copy recipes in here or do you have to type it all out?
- June 26, 2010that is such wonderful news Claudia......thank you, thank you!! you've shed the light to so many questions i had on these cookies.......funny how oil makes cakes moist, but would dry out cookies, my mother will be sooooo happy that we've figured these fabulous cookies out, since we are Portuguese.........:) god bless, thank you for your help XX both cheeks.......i'll keep you posted with our results......:)1 reply
- June 26, 2010Ironic that this recipe should pop up now.......:) my mother and i just had one of these 2 wks ago at an Italian Cafe. It was twisted and very moist with almond flavouring. We have been researching recipes now and i'm finding oil and milk in the recipes. Does this make the cookie much more moist in texture? thanks XX1 reply
April 15, 2010We also have a recipe similar to these and call them annisette biscotti. However we only use anise flavoring and have other cookies with almond, vanilla or lemon flavoring. Look just like ours! We make them for almost all of our biscotti trays as they are a favorite of our customers and our family and friends. You can see them on our web site www.pturo.com under biscotti.
