Hi Petra, greetings from Colorado. This is my Mom's favorite cookie! She learned to make them from her Czech grandmother, and she's been making them since she was a child. My uncle and aunt, often in the kitchen with my Mom and grandma called them affectionately "worms" as kids due to the shape you make when you roll them. It's a moniker that's stuck, unfortunately or not. Mom and I were watching your video, and admiring your nut grinder. I use my food processor, which works well, though you have to watch to make sure your nuts don't get oily...your grinder would not have that problem.
Thank you so very much! These are delicious and where a staple of Holiday treats. As my family slowly, shrinks away , we lozt our baker and her recipes. You have given these back to us. Bless you. Merry Christmas from ohio!
Hi Petra, greetings from Colorado. This is my Mom's favorite cookie! She learned to make them from her Czech grandmother, and she's been making them since she was a child. My uncle and aunt, often in the kitchen with my Mom and grandma called them affectionately "worms" as kids due to the shape you make when you roll them. It's a moniker that's stuck, unfortunately or not. Mom and I were watching your video, and admiring your nut grinder. I use my food processor, which works well, though you have to watch to make sure your nuts don't get oily...your grinder would not have that problem.
Oh!!!🎉 these are one of my favorite cookies ever❤!!
Thank you so very much!
These are delicious and where a staple of Holiday treats.
As my family slowly, shrinks away , we lozt our baker and her recipes.
You have given these back to us.
Bless you.
Merry Christmas from ohio!
Perfect ❤
When will you show how to make dolki or tolki. That is how my czech grandmother called them.
I am puzzled -- why are these called "Vanilla" crescents? I didn't see any vanilla in the recipe!
Sugar?