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Sesame Seed Cookies I
Connie Lombardo
"Italian cookies rolled in sesame seeds"
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Ingredients
servings 136Original recipe yields 42 servings (7 dozen)
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Directions
{{model.addEditText}} Print- Combine flour and sugar in a bowl. Cut in shortening with a pastry blender-or work with your hands - until mixture resembles coarse meal.
- Add anise oil (optional) small amount for it is very strong, to 1/2 cup of the milk and add to flour mixture. Gradually add more of the milk mixing until dough holds together.
- Pull off small portions of dough and roll between palms of the hands into a roll about finger size. Roll in sesame seeds. Seeds stick better if put in sugared water and taken out and put on a clean lintless cloth. Roll on cloth with seeds, then flatten out too about 1/4-inch thickness. Cut into 2 inch strips, place on ungreased baking sheet.
- Bake at 350 degrees F (180 degrees C) for 20 to 25 minutes, or until golden brown. Remove, cool completely, then store in an airtight container.
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Most helpful positive review
1/23/2001
My husband and I drive an hour and a half to Brooklyn for these cookie, and I like this recipe better. The hint of anise is nice. THANKS! HINT!!! I went thru about 6 oz. of sesame seeds to ro...
Most helpful critical review
12/15/2009
Not as good as they should have been...definitely need to add 1/2 tsp of Anise oil and 1 tsp of vanilla
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1/23/2001
My husband and I drive an hour and a half to Brooklyn for these cookie, and I like this recipe better. The hint of anise is nice. THANKS! HINT!!! I went thru about 6 oz. of sesame seeds to ro...
12/13/2000
I really liked this cookie - takes a little time to make since there are so many of them. Brought them into the office and got rave reviews. Not a kid's type of cookie more of an adult taste. ...
12/15/2009
Not as good as they should have been...definitely need to add 1/2 tsp of Anise oil and 1 tsp of vanilla
1/26/2011
this recipe was great!! you certainly need the anise. Also I made the cookies a little thicker than called for because of personal preference.... great results, I felt like I was back in NY!!
9/20/2010
these are my favorite italian cookie. We have been making these in my family for as long as I remember with a recipe handed down through 3 generations. They are great witha good cup of hot tea.
8/16/2014
Anise oil is really not an "optional" ingredient. NOTE* the recipe as written is for 7 dozen. Use the adjuster function provided to make a small batch to try, I believe you will like them. ...
9/17/2017
I have a similar recipe on my website that is a little less complicated. The photo of the finished product was so similar to mine, I thought it was the same. Mine is different with more of a Med...
8/22/2014
These are Fantastic!! Iv never made these before but a friend of mine wanted me to make her an Italian cookie tray up so I thought id try this recipe! So good! I did add some sesame seeds to the...