Bulgarian Orehovki- Little Pecan Cookies
These cookies are typically made in Bulgaria around Christmas. Very easy to make and yet so decadent. Very little sugar is used in this recipe so you can truly appreciate the pecan flavor.
These cookies are typically made in Bulgaria around Christmas. Very easy to make and yet so decadent. Very little sugar is used in this recipe so you can truly appreciate the pecan flavor.
This is a very simple but fancy looking shortbread sandwich which is very versatile. You can make a bittersweet chocolate filling, or a white chocolate filling…heaps of options. Found this recipe in Donna Hay’s “dining” cookbook.
I don’t make this often, but my great grandmother brought this to the United States when she emigrated from Belgium in the 1910’s. I thought I should write it down somewhere I couldn’t lose it. She made these like icebox cookies, but she said that in Belgium the bakers would have cookie molds of pretty shapes carved into wooden slabs. They would press the dough over the slabs, then turn the slabs upside down over a cookie sheet, give it a sharp tap and the cookies would fall onto the sheet ready for baking. (Note: I’m not at all sure how many this makes, my estimate was a total guess)
Thin, delicate cookies from Belgium. One tip I read was to use a silicone liner for your baking sheet. The yield is approximate for the raw batter. Your actual number of cookies and cooking time will depend on your shapes. Have fun with the designs!
Make and share this Belgian Tuile Cookies recipe from Food.com.
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