Hi all,
I know it's still a bit early but I was planning for the shopping list for Christmas cookie recipes I intend to make this year. I want to do like 2-3 recipes each weekend until Christmas in order not to end up in "cookie stress" like two years ago where I got so confused I mixed up two recipes. With the result that the "chocolate balls" ended up being "chocolate thins". They were good in taste but really ugly to look at.

So now I wrote down the list of cookies I will mainly make for my Mom and my friend and it was there when I realised I'm homeless in "the real cookie taste".
I found out that people think the "real taste" is the cookie they ate when they were children. The taste of childhood Christmas. That's why I'm going to make my grandmother's recipes for my Mom and my friend's Mom's recipe for my friend. I know my brother likes only the cookies my Mom used to make. She always bought the ready made dough from Migros and of course, that has a distinct taste. But I never particularely liked the dough and if I get a cookie from her nowadays I don't think it's all that great. I guess, I'm homeless in childhood cookie taste.

Do you still favor a cookie recipe as being your childhood memory of Christmas? Maybe you can post it here or a link to it? Since I don't have an old childhood cookie recipe maybe let me discover yours?
My list so far:
- Schoggi Chugglä (the famous chocolate balls

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- Berner Haselnuss Leckerli
- Haselnuss Stängeli
- Mailänderli
- Orangenblättchen
- Spitzbuben
- Vanille Kipferl
- Sugar Cookies
If you're interested in any of the above recipes, please, drop me a line.
PS: I collect cookie cutters. Just in case you have some which you thought to give away for adoption.