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Cinnamon snowballs bredele
Cinnamon snowballs bredele
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These homemade Christmas cookies are crispy due to the cornflakes and taste like cinnamon. They are very easy and quick to prepare, which makes them perfect to prepare as a family activity together with the kids.

Ingredient List for 12 servings:
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1 tablespoon Cinnamon
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90 gr Cornflakes
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125 gr Almond flour
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250 gr Soft margarine
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50 gr Sugar
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50 gr Vanilla sugar
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1 pinch Salt
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1 teaspoon Icing sugar
Oven temperature:
200 degrees Celsius
Instructions:
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Preheat the oven at 200 degrees Celsius.
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Mash the corn flakes to crumbles.
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Put the margarine in the microwave for 30 seconds to make it soft. With a fork mix it with the sugar and vanilla sugar.
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Add the flour, almond flour, and salt and mix well.
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Add the cinnamon and mix it all well to a cookie dough.
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Place a baking paper on a baking sheet.
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Place the cookies in the middle of the oven for approx. 15 minutes.
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Take them out and let them cool down.
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Before serving them sprinkle the cookies with icing sugar.
A selection of recipes from the same country.
This recipe is from France , Alsace.
Bredele- Alsatian Christmas cookies can be found in many variations of both the shape and taste. Most of them are made with baking powder, egg, flour and sugar as a base. Even though this version it is made with both coconut and chocolate it is not too sweet.
This is a brioche that is only known and sold in the bakeries in the town Rosheim in the region Alsace in France. It is a Brioche topped with nuts and crème fraiche, which makes it a bit sweeter than the normal brioche. It has a very unique taste typically from this specific town. Can be served as a starter, appetizer or why not bring on a picnic.
The German Christstollen is a a Christmas bread filled with dried fruits, berries and sometimes marzipan, and covered in icing sugar. These mini stollen bredele (Alsastian Christmas cookies) are inspired of the German Christstollen.
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