A Cookie for Every Country

The Amish in the United States are known for their simple living. They shun most modern conveniences and live with an emphasis on family, c...

Latvian cuisine overall has been greatly influenced by its neighboring countries. Tokorzvarhitjas, or bowknot cookies, may have originated ...

There is no cookie that says "Christmas in Sweden" more than traditional Pepparkakor , commonly referred to as "ginger thins...

The Portuguese have had an impact on the way Asians cook. This can be seen as early as the early 16th century when the Portuguese went abro...

Apees (also known as A.P. or apeas ) are a spiced butter cookie of German origins that are popular in Philadelphia and the Pennsylvania D...

Loosely translated, Chrusciki means “ cookie ” in Polish. They are also commonly referred to as " Angels’ Wings" , although Nort...

One of the smallest and least-known ethnic groups in Russia are the Tatars . They represent an area officially known as Tatarstan , 500 mil...

Historically, several countries have had an influence on Puerto Rican cuisine: Spain, Mexico, Africa and the United States. Sweets are v...

Varenyky (or vareniki in Russian) are stuffed dough pockets that are near and dear to the hearts of the people of the Ukraine, although v...

Nammoura is a traditional Middle Eastern sweet treat that everyone, especially the children, enjoys. Nammoura 14 oz. Cream of Wheat 1/4 poun...