Crisp on the outside, chewy and intensely almond-scented within, these traditional Italian cookies are made with real almond paste for a depth of flavor no extract can replicate. Just three core ingredients, one bowl, and thirty minutes stand between you and a bakery-worthy batch.
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These melt-in-your-mouth pecan shortbread rounds get double-rolled in powdered sugar for an impossibly tender, cloud-like bite. Once you make them, you will understand why they appear at every celebration worth remembering.
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Ricciarelli are the jewel of Sienese baking — intensely almond-flavored, chewy at the center, and dusted in a delicate snowfall of powdered sugar. They require no butter, no flour, and just a handful of pantry staples, yet they taste like something you’d find in a centuries-old Tuscan pasticceria.
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These fudgy, cocoa-kissed crinkle cookies deliver all the drama of red velvet cake in a chewy, powdered-sugar-dusted bite. The tangy cream cheese drizzle ties everything together and makes them look like they came straight from a bakery window.
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