I think Iโve found my new fav holiday cookie recipe. ๐๐ป These little almond flour crescent cookies are healthy take on my nanny’s crescent cookies, a Christmas cookie I’ve made with my family since I was a little girl. ๐๐๐
๐ผ๐ฏ Isaac grew up eating Italian wedding cookies and these are similar so they hold a special place in his heart too. It’s amazing how a pessoal food can hold such meaning and fond memories. ๐โจ
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You’re going to LOVE these because they’re made with only SIX simple ingredients, they taste delicious (the crisp pecan shortbread paired with the fluffy powered sugar is heaven) AND each cookie only has about 60 calories and 2g of sugar and 3g of carbs plus theyโre grain/gluten-free and easily made vegan! Can you tell I’m pumped about them?
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Double tap if you want to make these crescents this holiday season and tag someone special you like to bake with. Oh and then go check out the recipes. It’s linked in my profile for ya! .
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Dinner Family
Gimme all the cookies!
Drop some over pleaseeeeee
@c_horse17 we were JUST talking about this!
My mom made your coconut detox macaroons again over thanksgiving and I was reminded how tasty they were! Canโt wait to cook up a batch for our Christmas cookie exchange!
Bookmarking for when I can eat more variety ๐
These cookies are originally from Algeria, we call them tcharak, we made them especially for Aid el fitr ( first day after Ramadan) the shape of the croissant is the symbol of the moon! To welcome the new lunar month!!!
@amrisen letโs make these!
Ohh I need to make!!
My Nanny made these, too! ๐
Omg omg omg!
These look delicious !!
Yum!!! Delish!๐๐๐๐ can’t wait to try these
If you add Anise seeds to wedding cookies or sugar cookies is even better.
Omg yum ๐ฑ
These are the best!
@katerogers27 ๐๐๐
Love how these look like little crescent moons ๐โค๏ธ
These used to be my favorite as a kid!!!
I am definitely going to try this recipe. ๐๐๐
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Made these today! SO good! ๐๐๐ป
Omg YUM!
Can you replace almond flour with regular flour without issue?
@eatingbirdfood I made these for Christmas and they are INCREDIBLE. Thank you