"Woven" Heart Cookies (Julehjerter som Småkager)
"Woven" heart cookies. The story behind these cookies is that, in Denmark, woven paper hearts (julehjerter) are a very common decoration around Christmas. I thought, "How cool would it be if you could make a cookie that looked like a 'julehjerte'?". Perhaps the question is more, "Is it worth it?!" I'll leave that up to you!
Only attempt if you like puzzles, are a perfectionist and have a whole lot of time on your hands. 😆
You'll need your favorite cookie dough recipe - I used this one for Pebernødder (but omitted the pepper).
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"Woven" heart cookies. In Denmark, woven paper hearts (julehjerter) are a very common decoration around Christmas. I made them as a cookie.