Lebkuchen (German Christmas Cookies) - Culinary Haven
Ingredients:
Cookies
200ml - honey & 2tbsp light brown sugar
250g (1 1/2 cups packed) - plain flour
90g - ground almonds
1tsp - ground ginger
1tsp - ground cinnamon
1/4 tsp - ground cloves
1/4 tsp - ground nutmeg
1/4 tsp - white pepper
1/4 tsp - salt
1tsp - baking powder
1/4 tsp - soda & 1tsp lemon juice
90g - butter (6Tbsp)
1 - egg (yolk)
1 - lemon, small, zest only
Icing
120g (1 cup) - icing sugar
1 - egg (white)
Enjoy,
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Gingerbread cookies are such delicious cookies. Very simple ingredients but the flavors are insanely good as if you’re using the fanciest ingredients out there. These cookies are not only delicious but also very easy to make and as a bonus, your house will smell like Christmas wonderland!
I’ll be showing every step you need to know to make sure your Gingerbread Cookies are soft and chewy. I will also show you how to make your own icing, it is super easy!
Use your favorite cookie cutters or even go all out and make your very own gingerbread houses!
As if the taste isn’t enough to convince you to make these homemade Gingerbread cookies, they’re really fun to decorate and can be a great activity to do with your family over the Holidays. Set your creativity free and see all the cool cookie decorations you’ll come up with.
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RECIPE - Yields x 20 cookies
5 tbsp Butter, room temperature
6 tbsp Brown Sugar
⅓ cup Molasses
1 pc Egg
2 cups Flour
½ tsp Baking Soda
¼ tsp Salt
½ tbsp Ginger
½ tbsp Cinnamon
¼ tsp Cloves
Icing:
½ cup Powdered Sugar
1⅛ tsp Corn Syrup, light
1 tbsp Milk
RECEITA - Rende x 20 cookies
5 col/sopa Manteiga, temp. ambiente
6 col/sopa Açúcar Mascavo
⅓ xíc Melaço
1 uni Ovo
2 xíc Farinha de Trigo
½ col/chá Bicarbonato de Sódio
¼ col/chá Sal
½ col/sopa Gengibre, em pó
½ col/sopa Canela, em pó
¼ col/chá Cravo, em pó
Glacê:
½ xíc Açúcar de Confeiteiro
1⅛ col/chá Xarope de Milho
1 col/sopa Leite
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You’ll want to grab a mug for Glühwein; a mulled wine made with dry red wine, sugar, spices like cinnamon sticks and cloves, and orange juice and zest. The trick is to simmer, not boil, the mixture for at least 40 minutes. Oh, and taste often! If you find yourself with more cookies and wine than you know what to do with, they both make perfect last-minute gifts (along with a Lifetime subscription to Rosetta Stone).
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