Italian Anise Christmas Cookies Recipe Ingredients - 4 cups all-purpose flour - 1 cup granulated sugar - 1 cup unsalted butter, softened - 4 large eggs - 1 teaspoon anise extract - 1 tablespoon baking powder - 1/2 teaspoon salt - 1 teaspoon vanilla extract - 1/4 cup milk - Colored sprinkles (for decoration) Full Cooking Instructions on...

Italian Anise Cookies are a soft, licorice flavored cookie covered with a powdered sugar glaze and nonpareil's sprinkled on top.

Light, airy cookies made with anise extract, then dipped in a thick, white anise-flavored glaze and sprinkled with rainbow nonpareils. Just like you'd find in an authentic Italian bakery!

These cookies make the rounds of pinterest and social media every so often, especially around holiday times. Anise is one of those flavors ...

Ever since I can remember, for every family gathering there ever was my grandmother has always brought these to the table. And just about ev...

Old recipe for Italian Anisette Cookies, or "S" cookies, like my husband's grandma used to make. These will be a great addition to your holiday cookie tray.

My anisette toasts are light and airy with a subtle crunch on the outside. No oil or butter is used making these a guiltless pleasure to enjoy for snacking.

Love licorice? You'll love these authentic anisette cookies. Just like your favorite Italian bakery makes. So easy to do at home! #anisettecookies #anisette #anise #licorice #blacklicorice #italiancookies #holidaycookies #cookietable #cookieswap #holidaybaking #christmascookies #christmasbaking #cookierecipes #desserts #dessertrecipes #desserttable #italianrecipes #bakerycookies #easycookies #easycookierecipe

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