13 basic recipes for Christmas cookies, a real treasure for Christmas

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Tomáš , 23. 12. 2025

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Coconut macaroons

What will we need?

250g coconut

500g powdered sugar

250g egg whites (about 7)

3 tbsp plain flour

Preparation:

Mix coconut, sugar, and egg whites in a water bath. DO NOT WHIP!

Heat to about 45C – so that the sugar dissolves

Then add 3 tbsp plain flour, stir for a moment.

Let cool and use a teaspoon to make scoops on baking paper on a baking sheet; bake in a moderately preheated oven

Spread the Linzer rounds with cream.

Put a piece of jam in the middle, place the coconut macaroon on top, and dip the bottom into chocolate glaze. Cream – whipped butter with Nutella.

Linzer cookies

What will we need:

600g plain flour

400g butter

200g powdered sugar

4 egg yolks

vanilla sugar

lemon zest

for the filling you can use various creams

Preparation of the cream :

Whisk 2 eggs and 100g granulated sugar in a hot water bath for about 20 min. Let this thick mixture cool.

In the mixer I whipped the butter and sugar to taste. Then gradually add the egg mixture by spoonfuls. Divide the cream into 3 parts and flavor with ground nuts, cocoa, and instant coffee.

Honey cake balls

What will we need:

500 g plain flour

2 eggs

2 tsp baking soda

60g melted butter

4 tbsp honey

200g powdered sugar

for the cream:

1 can caramel condensed milk

1 butter

Preparation:

Bake a sheet from the listed ingredients, or buy a ready-made honey cake layer.

Crumble the sheet into crumbs, set some aside for coating; put the crumbled sheet into a bowl, add the cream and mix.

Chill in the refrigerator, then form into balls and roll in the reserved crumbs.

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Honey cones

What will we need:

250g plain flour

100g powdered sugar

150g honey

2 egg yolks

1 tbsp milk

a pinch of baking soda

cream

1 butter

1 can caramel condensed milk

rum

Preparation method:

Cream the egg yolks with the sugar and add the other ingredients, then put in the fridge to rest.

Roll out the dough, cut out circles and bake at 160°C about 5 pieces at a time, roll while still hot, they harden quickly.

Coffee meringue kisses

What will we need:

320g granulated sugar

4 egg whites

2 sachets instant coffee beverage powder

Preparation:

Whip the egg whites into stiff peaks

Gradually beat in half the sugar, spoon by spoon

Gently fold in the other half and mix the coffee with a little water into a paste and gently fold into the meringue, pipe meringues onto a baking sheet. Dry at 70C.

Vanilla nut crescents

150 powdered sugar

430 g plain flour

160 g ground nuts

340 g butter

vanilla sugar

Nuts

340 plain flour

250 g butter

200 g powdered sugar

150 g ground nuts

2 tbsp cocoa

for the filling:

11/2 butter

caramel condensed milk

Sandwiched crescents

420 g plain flour

300 g butter

350 g powdered sugar

300 g ground nuts

2 eggs

cocoa

for the filling:

11/2 butter and caramel condensed milk

Wasp nests

What will we need:

160 g sponge biscuits

150 g powdered sugar

60 g butter

2 tbsp cocoa

6 tbsp rum

for the filling:

80g butter

1 vanilla sugar

1 tbsp rum

1 tbsp cocoa

Margot four-leaf clovers

What will we need:

For the dough:

460 g plain flour

300 g butter

220 g powdered sugar

4 egg yolks

lemon zest

for the filling:

150 g grated Margot chocolate

200 g butter

2 tbsp powdered sugar

3 tbsp rum

Hedgehogs

What will we need:

350 g plain flour

200 g butter

50 g powdered sugar

1 egg yolk

4 tbsp ground nuts

Machine-made nut cookies

what we will need:

400 g plain flour

100 g granulated sugar

100 g ground nuts

250 g butter

2 egg yolks

vanilla sugar

Ischler cookies

What will we need:

300 g plain flour

200 g butter

100 g powdered sugar

100 g ground nuts

1 egg yolk

2 tbsp cocoa, lemon zest and cinnamon

for the filling:

100 g ground nuts

100 g butter

100 g powdered sugar

1 tbsp apricot jam

1-2 tbsp rum