Linzer Tree CookiesPT90Mhttps://img1.recipesrun.com/201907/2019/0731/63/e/953238/300x200x90.jpg These are a reworking of an old “Joy of Cooking” recipe I learned from my friend. They are the precious stars of her holiday cookie plate. The dough can be slightly finicky but can be re-rolled and re-chilled several times so all the scraps get used. The ideal thickness is somewhere between an eighth and a fourth of an inch. They need to be thin but not so thin that the delicate cookie breaks. The roasted almonds can be ground in a food processor.10 servings
Ingredients:
Powdered sugar for dusting1 cup Good-quality raspberry jam, preferably seedless1/4 teaspoon Kosher salt1 teaspoon Cinnamon70 g Finely ground, roasted almonds2 1/3 cups All-purpose flour2/3 cup Sugar1 1/4 cups Unsalted butter, softened
These are a reworking of an old “Joy of Cooking” recipe I learned from my friend. They are the precious stars of her holiday cookie plate. The dough can be slightly finicky but can be re-rolled and re-chilled several times so all the scraps get used. The ideal thickness is somewhere between an eighth and a fourth of an inch. They need to be thin but not so thin that the delicate cookie breaks. The roasted almonds can be ground in a food processor.