The Jewish Cookbook | Recipes From Around The World

Bracelets of the Queen. These cookies are sometimes served during the Purim holiday to represent the bracelets of Queen Esther. The nuts are the gems. Cookies made of this dough are common in the Middle East.

Queen Esther Cookies (D)
Thursday, 12.17.2009, 12:19pm

Tasty cookies for the kids and the kid in you.

Purim Nooant (Pareve)
Thursday, 12.17.2009, 12:19pm

Great Purim treat

Purim Nut Goodies (Pareve)
Thursday, 12.17.2009, 12:19pm

Its nutty and for purim... Great treats are always good.

Purim Patties (Pareve)
Thursday, 12.17.2009, 12:19pm

These keep indefinitely, in the event there are any left over.

Purim Pinwheels (D)
Thursday, 12.17.2009, 12:19pm

Yet another tasty Purim treat. The holy day for kids!

Roscas Di Alhashu (D)
Thursday, 12.17.2009, 12:19pm

Walnut Filled Crescents. These crescents are described as traditional fare for Purim. Their shape is supposed to represent Haman's ears.

Sansathicos (Pareve)
Thursday, 12.17.2009, 12:19pm

Nut Filled Triangles. This variation of baklava is also ideal for buffet receptions as it is an elegant finger delicacy. It freezes well if carefully packaged in single layers.

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»	Sour Cream Poppyseed Orange Cake (D)
»	Zeelicious Zaatar Pizza (D)
»	Passover Fish Recipe (Parve)
»	Apricot Confections Mishmishya (P)
»	Anise Fritters with Compote (Bimuelos) (P)
»	Bimuelos (P)
»	Zalabia (P)
»	Butter Cookie Dreidels (D)
»	Cake Doughnuts (D)

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