It does not store any personal data.Need a nice little pick-me-up with your coffee? How about a sweet treat in the afternoon with your tea? This little cookie fills the bill.
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They literally melt in your mouth!Īfter I got married and moved away from home, my Mom would send me these cookies every Christmas. They are rolled in sugar and fresh grated canela (Mexican cinnamon). The orange zest is my twist on the recipe.
This very traditional Mexican cookie is lightly sweetened and typically flavored with anise. Hojarascas is the name I knew them by in Monterrey, Mexico. There were only two desserts that my Mom baked during the holidays, empanadas and hojarascas. Do you have a family tradition that was passed down to you? Making cookies during the holidays is probably one of those traditions that we are all familiar with.
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