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We substituted almond flour to make them gluten free (no expectations of it working out) but they actually turned out amazing! We scooped them into balls with a cookie scooper and they flattened into nice round disks (consequences of the flour change) but everyone agreed they were some of the best gluten free cookies we have made. Good option for gluten free households.

Melt-in-your-mouth butter cookies with ground almonds. Also known as wedding cookies and almond powdered sugar cookies, they are a holiday classic and perfect for gifting. They keep well and can be frozen.

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Grace agrees to help out plan the wedding of Will's cousin Alison with the groom Bob. The excitement gets out of hand for Grace, however and she ends up planning her own non-existent wedding, including trying on Alison's wedding dress. Will intervenes and Grace forces him to admit that she got carried away because she may never get married herself.

But on the other hand, why deny myself the pleasure of such an enjoyable pastime? Cookies like these keto snowballs do so well in the freezer, and then I have a wonderful assortment to give away to friends and family.

This Italian wedding soup recipe is simple to make and the absolute BEST thing to eat on a cold day! My whole family loves it, and yours will, too. Check out the rave reviews and then go make this soup!

The secret to making the best Italian wedding soup is using homemade meatballs that give the broth lots of flavor. And the trick to the best meatballs is using a combination of meat. For this recipe, I use ground beef and ground pork and mix them together for the tastiest meatballs. You can also use ground turkey instead of beef or pork.

Even though making meatballs sounds a little involved, this soup recipe is simple because you don't need to brown the meatballs beforehand. Cooking them right in the broth saves you time, and also infuses the broth with lots of flavor.

Great Italian wedding soup recipe! Be sure to use the fresh parsley for the best meatballs. I like to give this a bit of a Greek twist by using ground chicken in the meatballs and adding 1/4-1/2 tsp. grated lemon rind and a few squeezes of juice to the mixture. I like to add a squeeze of lemon in my finished bowl of soup, too! My son likes to eat the meatballs just by themselves, so I usually double the recipe and make some tiny ones for soup and some larger ones for snacking.

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I have no idea why these Mexican wedding cookies have so many names, if they are even from Russia or Mexico originally, if they really were/are served at weddings or at tea time (is there a Russian tea culture?) or what the story is behind them.

I like to use pecans in Mexican wedding cookies, but you can use almost any nut you like: walnuts, macadamia nuts, pistachios, and almonds all would work well and can be used interchangeably in the recipe.

Yes (clearly I need to update this post with this info, lol!). These are usually good for about 5 days at room temp but you can definitely freeze them for about 2 months! You could also freeze the dough after it has been shaped into balls but before baking and bake straight from frozen.

To freeze the cookie dough, roll the cookies to form the cookie dough balls and then place them onto a parchment-lined baking sheet. Freeze completely on the baking sheet. Once the cookies have frozen solid, about 30 minutes, transfer the cookies to an airtight, freezer-safe container to freeze for up to 3 months. When ready to serve, allow the cookies to thaw in the refrigerator and then bake as instructed.

3. Scoop the cookie dough by tablespoonfuls and roll them into balls between your palms. Place 1-inch apart on a prepared baking sheet. Bake for 12 to 15 minutes or until the tops are set and the bottoms are golden brown. Let the cookies cool on the pans for 5 minutes.

Undeniably breathtaking, a ball gown wedding dress is as iconic as it gets. Defined by its fitted bodice and voluminous skirt, this princess-inspired silhouette is ideal for the bride seeking an equally elegant, luxurious, and statement-making gown. Regardless of your venue, wedding formality, or bridal aesthetic, a ball gown is a classic choice that suits a variety of different nuptials.

Whether you consider yourself timeless and traditional or you prefer an unforgettably glamorous look, there is a ball gown wedding dress for each and every bridal style. From intricately embellished lace to strikingly simple satin fabric, there are a wide variety of materials and details that are available in the ball gown silhouette. Meticulously hand-sewn embroidery, beading, and sequins especially suit a princess-inspired ball gown look.

The ultra dramatic and voluminous nature of the ball gown silhouette may be physically and visually overwhelming for petite brides. Design elements, such as elongating princess seams, open necklines, and more dainty embellishments, are just a few of the features that cater well to a more petite frame. We recommend consulting with your personal bridal stylist to discover the ball gown wedding dress that equally showcases the beauty of the dress and the bride wearing it!

From asymmetrical details and unconventional fabrics to tiered skirts and horsehair trim, there are a variety of unexpected elements that instantly transform a classic ball gown wedding dress into one that is undeniably iconic and unforgettable. Whether you opt for a gown with a simple and subtle twist or a truly one-of-a-kind custom creation, there are varying degrees of the ball gown style.

Pecan Snowballs melt in your mouth with a rich buttery flavor and a delicate crumbly texture. Whether you know them as Mexican Wedding Cookies (Polvorones), Viennese Crescents, or Russian Tea Cakes, you'll want to make these easy pecan shortbread cookies again and again!

After all that beating, you'll want to chill the dough to let the butter firm up. Just cover it with plastic wrap and pop it in the refrigerator for at least 30 minutes (photo 5). This will make it easier to roll the dough into balls, and will keep the cookies from spreading too much during baking.

You can also leave it in the refrigerator for up to 3 days if you want to bake another day. However, if you'll be chilling the dough for more than 3 hours, the cookie dough will be very stiff and hard to roll. Just let the cookie dough sit at room temperature for at least 30 minutes before rolling them into balls.

Here's where the Pecan Snowballs recipe differs from a shortbread recipe - the coating. Pour about half of the remaining powdered sugar into a shallow bowl (you can add more as needed). Allow the cookies to cool for five minutes on the baking pan, then roll them around in the powdered sugar to coat completely.

Pecan Snowballs melt in your mouth with a wonderfully soft and crumbly texture from the powdered sugar (inside and out). Meanwhile, the pecans add a pleasant contrast and crunch to the rich buttery flavor. These are so much more than just pecan cookies with powdered sugar.

What do you call these cookies? They have many names, and are usually made with nuts or nut flour as an add-in. Names include Russian tea cakes, Mexican wedding cookies, butterballs, snowdrops, and more. If formed into crescent shapes, they can be called Viennese crescents or Greek kourabiedes.

in our neck of the woods we call these babies pecan balls. yes, if dropped into the powdered sugar while warm the sugar does get sticky but at the same time it clings very well to the warm pastry. when cool the balls are dropped into the powdered sugar a second time which adds more powdered sugar depth, a cloud-like sensation we enjoy very much

You can make these with pretty much any nut, but pecans are the classic nut for Mexican wedding cookies. Walnuts are also wonderful in these cookies. And there are devotees of almonds, hazelnuts, cashews, and even Brazil nuts for these. So use what you like.

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