Monday, March 30, 2020

Springerle Season

These antique cookie molds are family heirlooms, immigrating with Willa and Reed’s father’s family from Germany over a hundred years ago.  The recipe is written in their great-grandmother’s hand-writing on looseleaf paper.  Every December, Reed, Willa and their parents make the dough, press the anisette cookies, dry and bake them.  It takes three days to create a batch of these cookies.  A batch that takes three days but was over a century in the making.
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