Swedish christmas baking

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Making Swedish 'pepparkakor' — or gingerbread cookies — is a tradition many Swedish families will do every Christmas. These spiced cookies are an integral part of Swedish Christmas celebrations like advent and Lucia. Bake your own gingerbread cookies with this easy gingerbread recipe. 📷 Image rights: Magnus Carlsson/imagebank.sweden.se This image may not be downloaded or used for any other purpose.​

In the recipe for this sweet coffee-time snack, the yeasty cardamom-spiced dough is cut into a decorative pattern before baking.

A melt in your mouth, nutty cookie that is the perfect texture, and sweetness. A holiday tradition in our family.

What better way to enjoy Christmas in Switzerland than to eat Swiss Christmas cookies? Check out this page to learn about some popular ones!

🍪🇸🇪 Celebrate the holidays with these traditional Swedish Christmas Cookies! Perfectly spiced and lightly sweet, these festive cookies are a must-have for your holiday dessert table. 🎄 Whether you’re baking for a party or gifting homemade treats, these cookies will add a touch of Scandinavian magic to your Christmas! 👉 Save this recipe and start baking for the holiday season! #ChristmasCookies #SwedishCookies #HolidayBaking #FestiveTreats #ChristmasDesserts #HolidayRecipes

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Buttery and delicate, Serinakaker are an easy Norwegian Christmas cookie perfect for the busy holiday season. Click through for this easy Christmas recipe.

Swedish dream cookies are delicious, melt-in-your-mouth sugar cookies. Also called Drömmar cookies, they're perfect for the holidays.