Gingerbread Snowflakes

Lovely !!!

Oh, they are so beautiful!❤️

Gorgeous!

The Cookie Fantasy posted:

Gorgeous!

Thank You so much!

Heather Bruce Sosa posted:

Oh, they are so beautiful!❤️

I'm so glad , Thank You!

Absolutely flawless and elegant as always! Merry Christmas dear Aniko ❤️🌲❤️

So nice to see you here again with your gorgeous cookies! Happy holidays!

Evelindecora posted:

Absolutely flawless and elegant as always! Merry Christmas dear Aniko ❤️🌲❤️

Dear Evelin, You are one of the Best. Your opinion is a treasure for me! 
Have a beautiful Holidays!  

Julia M. Usher posted:

So nice to see you here again with your gorgeous cookies! Happy holidays!

I like being here! I would like to come more often here. I hope it will succeed in the new year!
Your site, your work are admirable. Thank You dear Julia!
Best wishes for the Holidays, and for health and happiness throughout the coming year. ❤️

How very beautiful! Merry Christmas! 🎄 

Anikó Vargáné Orbán posted:

Julia M. Usher posted:

So nice to see you here again with your gorgeous cookies! Happy holidays!

I like being here! I would like to come more often here. I hope it will succeed in the new year!
Your site, your work are admirable. Thank You dear Julia!
Best wishes for the Holidays, and for health and happiness throughout the coming year. ❤️

Tina at Sugar Wishes posted:

How very beautiful! Merry Christmas! 🎄 

Thank You so much, my dear Friend! ❤️❤️❤️ I wish You happy holidays!

Oh my, so unique and exquisite. Very, very beautiful!

I’ve seen this kind of cookie on Pinterest and Instagram.  It is usually in a post written in Hungarian, so I’m guessing it’s some type of traditional Hungarian gingerbread.  The cookies always look pretty and shiny.  Does the cookie have a specific name, and does anyone know of a recipe?

@Julie-Tek posted:

I’ve seen this kind of cookie on Pinterest and Instagram.  It is usually in a post written in Hungarian, so I’m guessing it’s some type of traditional Hungarian gingerbread.  The cookies always look pretty and shiny.  Does the cookie have a specific name, and does anyone know of a recipe?

If you tag the person who posted the photo, you may get a quicker answer. And it's always best to go directly to the source with questions. You tag just like on Facebook, with an @ before the username. I'm tagging @Anikó Vargáné Orbán as an example for you. Hopefully, she can shed some light on how she made her cookies here.