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My grandmother makes our family and Italian Easter cookie called a Cududua (sp-???). Our family is from Sicily so this could be it. The way we make them is in a horseshoe shape with the egg in the middle and tips slit.
20 Απρ 2011 · Italian Easter Egg Cookies. April 20, 2011. In my home Easter cannot go by without baking these adorable egg cookies. My mother baked these cookies every year sharing with family and serving for Easter breakfast. These cookies were as excitedly anticipated as finding my Easter basket filled with chocolates!
Indulge in the deliciousness of Sicilian Cududua, a traditional Italian Easter cookie. Perfect for holiday dessert recipes and Easter baking. Discover this delightful treat!
Italian Easter Cookies, Desserts, Cookies, Brownies, Bars. I know we're all talking about the same cookie, here, but there are natural differences in both the name of the cookie and the recipes, reflecting regional differences, family traditions, preferences and memories.
Steps: Thoroughly mix first two ingredients. Add eggs one at a time and completely mix after each. Add the extract and beat until smooth. Whisk flour and baking powder together and add to egg mixture just enough to make a workable dough.
To Tyler in Denver re Cududua . I am sure we are talking about the same cookie although our recipes vary. My nonna made these in various shapes and I distictly remember the "horeshoe" and these were decorated the same as you describe. I've been researching these across the internet and have come up with different recipes to try.
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