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Mexican wedding cookies recipes
Mexican wedding cookies recipes. Make these amazing wedding cookies for a special occasion. These recipes are some of the best wedding cookies we have found. Check out our top 5…
5 - Pan de Polvo -Wedding Cookies
During the holidays it is always nice to get nostalgic, isn’t it? And it is hard to beat the nostalgic feelings that often accompany old family recipes! Well, my husband, being from southern California and part of a Spanish/Mexican family has always talked about remembering his mom making pan de polvo, or wedding cookies during Christmas. Because I bake, he has always wanted me to try and recreate these cookies during the holiday season. But honestly, they just weren’t anything like I have ever baked before so I was a bit intimidated.
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4 - Mexican Wedding Cookies
Pecans that are held together by butter, flour and sugar. How much better can it get? The second you put one of these Cookies in your mouth it cracks, crumbles and melts with an amazing pecan taste. You can find a version of these cookies in almost any culture. I have heard them called Polvorones or Mexican Wedding Cakes and my Gramma called these Butter Balls. Whatever name you care to call them, they will always be delicious.
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3 - Mexican Wedding Cookies with sprinkles
These Wedding Cookies are soft buttery cookies and the version I’m sharing has a rainbow sprinkles upgrade! This is an easy cookie recipe without nuts that is perfect for any occasion including weddings, birthdays, holidays, and potlucks.
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2 - Lemon-Lime Mexican Wedding Cookies
This version of the cookies has a beautiful twist to the recipe by adding lemon and lime.
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1 - Polvorones con Anis y Canela - Mexican Wedding Cookies
Polvorones, also known as Wedding Cookies when rolled round and dredged in powdered sugar. My Mom would prepare an almost identical version of this cookie, but we grew up knowing them as hojarascas. The flavors and textures are all the same. The original recipe is prepared with pork manteca (lard), but when the lard ran out, my Mom would use vegetable shortening. For this recipe I used butter and saved my manteca for my carnitas and tamales instead, lol! They can be prepared with or without nuts. Adding the canela and anise gives them a more traditional flavor of Polvorones
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