Explore flavors and traditions in our cookie collection.
Kaab el Ghazal (Moroccan Gazelle Horns) are all about technique: a silky, paper-thin dough carefully stretched over orange-blossom almond paste, then curved into elegant crescents that bake up tender, aromatic, and beautifully smooth. I’ll walk you through each step so your horns keep their shape and never crack.
These Persian nan-e nokhodchi cookies pair nutty chickpea flour with rose, cardamom, and pistachios for a sandy, meltaway bite. We’ll walk through the baking science that keeps them tender, crumbly, and naturally gluten-free—plus the exact tricks to prevent dry, chalky results.
Kletzenbrot Cookies bring a taste of Austrian winter markets to your kitchen with their chewy texture, rich spice, and the unmistakable sweetness of dried pears and crunchy walnuts. These cookies offer an irresistible twist on a traditional holiday favorite.
Basbousa Bil Loze is my go-to spring dessert for when the evenings finally stay light: soft almond semolina squares with chewy, caramelized edges, soaked in fragrant syrup and scattered with almonds. Easy to make ahead and perfect for sharing after sunset walks or spring feasts.
These Cashew Rose Pistachio Cookies lean into baking science: soft centers from fatty ground cashews, gentle structure from just enough flour, and a bloom of rosewater over crunchy pistachios. A small tweak in fat and sugar ratios turns simple dough into a perfumed, tender cookie.
Buttery, crumbly mini maamoul cookies hiding a dreamy almond-cardamom filling—perfect for holidays, tea time, or sweet snacking. Easier than traditional maamoul, these bites are both elegant and total
Crisp, buttery sesame thumbprint cookies filled with a fragrant pool of citrus-spiced honey. Sweet, slightly nutty, and bursting with warm spice and bright citrus.