For Christmas this year we made 20 different kinds of cookies in our gift baskets. This was not only MY favorite recipie but it was also rated No.1 by several of the recipients. Wonderful is too mild a word!!!!
For Christmas this year we made 20 different kinds of cookies in our gift baskets. This was not only MY favorite recipie but it was also rated No.1 by several of the recipients. Wonderful is too mild a word!!!!
Variation: Make walnut size balls flatten them under a drinking glass. Bake until light golden. When cold glue two bisquites together with lemon curd or raspberry jam. Dust with confektioner s sugar. Keep in a airtight tin. Will be slightly soft in the middle after some hours. Good to have in the freezer.
I have been making these cookies for a number of years and have tried many variations. One of my favourites is to add a little lemon juice (instead of vanilla) and some grated lemon rind. The combination of lemon/poppy seed with just a dollop of cherry preserves is very tasty! I also chill the dough to make it easier to work and I have learned the hard way to make a deep thumb print. These are very addictive and never last very long!
i made these for a christmas cookie exchange and everybody liked them. they are alittle different than alot of thumbprint cookies and look nice on a christmas plate. very festive. will make again.
These are different but good. My best advice is do not overfill with jam and do not overcook. I took them out when they were barely done and they stayed soft and not too crumbly. Dipping my finger (index) in water and making the indentions was the easiest way for me. I used raspberry seedless jam. The poppy seeds add dimension. I would make these again for a party because they do look nice and taste decent too.
Delicious--wonderful texture and they taste divine.
Nice tasty cookie. Next time I will make them a bit smaller I was surprized to see how big they got but Yum! I will be making another batch tomorrow. I love the poppy seeds and they look very nice along side the other Christmas cookies on a tray. Thanks for sharing Nancy.
This was such a good quick and easy and tasty recipe to prepare. I used just raspberry jam in them but they are by far the best thumbprint cookies I have ever had!
Very tasty and fun to make. Made exactly as directed except for jam flavour. The poppyseeds add good texture especially when nuts are not an option (allergies). Will make again.
I was very disappointed by these cookies as I found the the dough very bland. I like the idea of using cherry preserves as a cookie filling but the flavor of the actual cookie was just too dull. I won't make these again.
