Is there anyone out there who doesn’t love cookies? They come round, square, as bars or balls, nutty, fruity, spicy, chocolatey – the range is, well, delicious. What we love most about cookies, (besides eating them), is that there are so many to enjoy as we travel around the globe (which, now that we think about it is round like a cookie!). Here’s a roundup of popular cookie recipes from the pages of Real Food Traveler, that have come to us by way of traveling.
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Biscochitos Cookies
These simple cookies have an amazing texture that’s flaky and tender, made all the better with “warm” spices. Traditionally from New Mexico, they are usually served at the holidays, but why wait?
Biscochitos are a beloved New Mexico cookie. These were served at Angel Fire Resort in Taos. Photo by Courtney Drake-McDonough.
Biscochitos Recipe
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Broadmoor Hotel Peanut Butter and Chocolate Chip Cookie
At this luxe hotel and resort in Colorado Springs, Colorado, people of all ages clamor for this iconic cookie, just one of many baked treats made on-site.
The Broadmoor’s popular Peanut Butter Chocolate Chip Cookie. Photo courtesy of The Broadmoor Hotel & Resort.
Broadmoor Peanut Butter Chocolate Chip Recipe
Holland America’s Chocolate Chip Cookies
They are one of the treats Holland America Line is best known for. We were honored that they shared the recipe with us.
Make the famous Chocolate Chip Cookie recipe from Holland America Cruise Lines. Photo courtesy Pixabay.com.
Holland American Chocolate Chip Cookie Recipe
Old-Fashioned Pfeffernusse Cookies
Traditionally German, and made for Christmas, we got this recipe while visiting the Sauer-Backmann Living History Farm in Fredericksburg, Texas.
Round, white Pfeffernusse Cookies, amid other old-fashioned cookies, rest on a plate after baking them at the Sauer Beckmann Farm in Fredericksburg, TX. Photo by Courtney Drake-McDonough.
Old-Fashioned Pfeffernusse Cookie Recipe
Old Salem Moravian Cookies
They are super thin and crispy, made with the intense flavors of molasses, allspice and ginger. Moravian Cookies are also a Colonial American cookie tradition that will never go out of style. You’ll learn a little about the traditions of this cookie before diving into the recipe.
Cookies fresh off the baking sheet are cooled, then packaged and sold at the Ms. Hanes factory, stores, and shipped far and wide.
Old Salem Moravian Spice Cookie Recipe
Queen Victoria’s Hearts Cookie
These crisp, buttery cookies from a bed and breakfast in Nevada, have a hint of lavender in them. Their heart shape makes them extra special.
Make these lovely, hint-of-lavender sugar cookies. Photo courtesy B Street House Bed & Breakfast. Photo courtesy of the B Street House Bed & Breakfast.
Queen Victoria’s Hearts Cookie Recipe
Spitzbuben Cookie
Sandwich cookies are extra special. A perfect example are German Spitzbuben cookies. In this throwback from the pandemic, see how to have a cookie baking party with loved ones near and far.
Make these layered Spitzbuben cookies with loved ones near and far. Photo by Sherry Spitsnaugle.
-Compiled by Courtney Drake-McDonough, Publisher and Managing Editor, Real Food Traveler
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