Chinese new year cookies

22 · 60 minutes · Greet Chinese New Year (or any holiday) with homemade hup toh soh (Chinese walnut cookies), and my recipe uses walnut and sesame seed for extra nuttiness. #chinesecookies #chinesenewyearcookies #CNYcookies #walnut #walnutcookies #chineserecipe

Learn how to easily make these Chinese New Year staple, flavorful, and crispy on the edge and soft inside Chinese almond cookies. The recipe is eggless doesn't use butter. Step-by-step instructions included.

This is the second in a series of no-cook Christmas Cookies that we make and that are easy and fun to prepare with young children, too. This recipe came from my mother. I’m not sure where i…

These almond cookies are healthier and lighter than the usual butter and sugar loaded cookies. They are butter-free, shortening-free, milk-free and egg-free (if you skip the egg wash). Not only healthy, they are absolutely delicious, crumbly, nutty and less sweet. - Part 2

Chinese Almond Cookies are simple, crisp, buttery, and full of almond flavor. Perfect to make for Chinese New Year!

After successfully baking my Crispy Butter Cookies, I rebaked this Pandan Butter Cookies with the improved recipe. This Pandan Butter Cook...

This is our first time making Chinese New Year cookies since we started getting into decorated cookies :) We ave quite a few things we want to try and make but because its so close to valentine's day...

A compilation of Chinese New Year goodies like cookies, pastry, and snack recipes from traditional to new ideas you can make at home. Hopefully, this list will inspire you to make your own.

Traditional Chinese New Year cookies made of sago flour is Malaysian favourite cookies during festive season. It’s light, airy and delicate in texture that melt in your mouth.