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  • Day 1

    December 02, 2021 2 min read 7 Comments

    And here we go! Welcome to Day 1 of our Winter Celebration 2021. We're so excited you are joining us! 

    We're kicking off our Winter Celebration with a little something sweet from Hanna Lisa, her Vanillekipferl. Don't they look delicious?

    Baking is something we both love to do, not only at Winter but all year round. There is something special about cozying up on a chilly winter day with a hot mug of tea and a tasty cookie though. If you're craving a little home-baking, I invite you to try these out! I promise you, you won't be disappointed! You can find the recipe below, or click here to download a handy PDF to save and print!

    Hanna Lisa's Vanillekipferl

    Ingredients:

    • 200 g | 2 1/2 cups flour (both wheat or spelt work well)
    • 175 g | 1 3/4 cups butter
    • 100 g | generous 1/2 cup ground almonds
    • 80 g | scant 1/2 cup sugar
    • 2 egg yolks
    • Vanilla bean seeds, scraped from 1 vanilla bean
    • A pinch of salt
    • 10 sachets vanilla sugar (or enough to coat the cookies)

    Method:

    • Combine all ingredients except for the vanilla sugar in a big bowl.
    • Using the dough hooks of your food processor or mixer, knead them into a smooth dough.
    • Shape dough into two long logs, wrap them in clingfilm or beeswax wraps and place them in the fridge for 2 hrs.
    • Heat oven to 180°C (160°C Umluft) | 350ºF. Line a baking sheet with parchment paper.
    • Cut each log into approx. 35 slices, shape them into balls, roll them into mini-logs and then shape them into little half-moon / croissant shapes. Place them on the baking sheet.
    • Bake for approx. 15 min - they shouldn't get too dark!
    • While the cookies are in the oven, put the vanilla sugar onto a big plate.
    • Take the cookies out and roll them carefully - while they're still warm - in the vanilla sugar.
    • Enjoy!

     

    7 Responses

    Muriel
    Muriel

    December 01, 2021

    Yay, the Winter Celebration has started! They look so delicious, thank you!

    Karen
    Karen

    December 01, 2021

    I am definitely going to try these. I think I have all the ingredients – so maybe this afternoon!

    Leanna
    Leanna

    December 01, 2021

    I can almost smell these baking!! Thank you!

    Loreen Meyer
    Loreen Meyer

    December 01, 2021

    What a delicious way to start the day off. Time to restock the baking cupboard.

    Valeria
    Valeria

    December 01, 2021

    Sound delicious! I’ll give them a try for sure. Thanks Hanna Lisa :)

    Anonymous
    Anonymous

    December 01, 2021

    They are so yummy. I make them each year.

    Ann aka littleberry
    Ann aka littleberry

    December 01, 2021

    These sound delicious my 9 year old has recently started baking at weekends so I think we might try these :o)

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