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This week, I’m making Koulourakia — traditional Greek Easter cookies.
These buttery cookies are usually made during Holy Week.
Fun fact: the twisted shapes are said to represent infinity or eternal life — a perfect symbol for the Easter season.
They’re lightly sweet, have a hint of vanilla, and are so good with coffee.
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this week I’m making kuluraka traditional Greek Easter cookies that have been a part of my life since I was little we start with simple ingredients adding them all to a large mixer and then kneading the dough by hand at the end when it’s really thick until finally it’s time to hand shape each individual cookie these buttery cookies are usually made during Holy Week and it’s one tradition that has been a constant in my own life each spring fun fact the twisted shapes are said to represent infinity or eternal life what a perfect symbol for the Easter season they’re lightly sweet have a hint of vanilla and are so good with coffee i hope you’ll give them a try and maybe even start a new tradition of your own